Hallerman Honored With Excellence in Education Award

Eric M. Hallerman, professor and head of the fisheries and wildlife sciences department, received the national Excellence in Education award from the American Fisheries Society (AFS). The society was organized in 1870 to promote the conservation, development, and wise utilization of fisheries.

“We are proud to recognize his dedication and excellence in fisheries education and student mentoring,” Steve R. Chipps, president-elect of the education section of the AFS, said in congratulating Hallerman

Hallerman teaches courses in principles of fisheries and wildlife sciences, the study of fishes, genetics for aquaculturists, and conservation genetics. His research, which has also involved his students, focuses on genetic improvement of aquaculture stocks, aquaculture biotechnology and related public policy, population genetics of fish and wildlife species, and genetics education.

11/25/08