Dr. Brown is an Associate Professor who joined the Department in 1994. His primary teaching responsibilities include Environmental Conservation (WL 110), Limnology (WL 370), Fisheries and Wildlife Biometrics (WL 440), and Fish Culture (WL 423-523). He advises and mentors both undergraduate and graduate students. His appointment is 80% teaching and 20% research. He is a coadvisor of the Wildlife Conservation Club.

Dr. Brown is the principal investigator on numerous research projects, including one from the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station.
   His areas of expertise include fishery management and fish culture. His current primary research
   thrusts revolve around stable isotopes and trophic ecology of fishes. He has extensive statistical
   and computer responsibilities.

   He is coeditor of the book “Analysis and Interpretation of Freshwater Fisheries Data” that is
   currently being written and will be published by the American Fisheries Society. In 1997 he
   organized a campus-wide workshop on Multivariate Statistics. He is President-Elect of the Dakota
   Chapter of the American Fisheries Society.

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