SEMINAR: SEFSC Brown-Bag Seminar - WED Apr 13 - 2 pm

[Shannon Calay <Shannon.Calay@noaa.gov>]

You are invited to attend the

SOUTHEAST FISHERIES SCIENCE CENTER
BROWN-BAG SEMINAR

THIS WEDNESDAY
Wednesday April 13  at  2:00 pm in the Outbuilding Seminar Room

Title:  Integrating Fishery Management Strategies and Marine Reserves

Speaker: Carey McGilliard
Affiliation: University of Washington

Bio:

Carey McGilliard is a candidate for a stock assessment position at the SEFSC. She is currently completing her Ph. D at the University of Washington where she is supervised by Ray Hillborn. Carey earned a B.A. in mathematics at The College of Wooster in Ohio in 2000. She worked as a statistical programmer and researcher at The Urban Institute, a non-partisan social policy think tank and as a researcher in biophysical forcing and zooplankton ecology at University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science. Her current interests include population dynamics modeling, statistics, spatial management, larval fish biology, and bioeconomics. Specifically, she is looking at the effects of using Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in addition to effort limits and the influence of larval biology, age structure, and bioeconomics on the effectiveness of management with MPAs.