Elizabeth Crisfield
Education
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Pennsylvania State University, PhD 2012, Geography (Biogeography and Landscape Ecology). Dissertation Title: Climate change impacts on forests: modeling relationships between static landscape patterns and dynamic vegetation responses.
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University of Georgia, M.S. 1999, Agronomy (Soil Physics)
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James Madison University, Magna Cum Laude, B.S. 1994, Physics
Professional Experience
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Founded the Strategic Stewardship Initiative, 2015
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Consultant, Terwilliger Consulting Inc. 2013-2021
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Graduate Research Assistant, 2008-2012
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Physics Teacher, 2006-2007
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Water Resources Liaison, Everglades National Park (Homestead FL and Washington DC), 2003-2006
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Hydrologist, Everglades National Park (Homestead FL), 2000-2003
Professional Development
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The Climate Project, science communication training with Al Gore, April 2007
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Virginia Community College Program for Teaching Licensure, 2006-2007
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Leadership Training, (conflict resolution, team-building, decision-making) Summer, 2005
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Natural Resource Law and Policy for Superintendents, NPS training, September, 2004
Publications
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Crisfield, Elizabeth. Climate change impacts on forests: modeling relationships between static landscape patterns and dynamic vegetation responses. Doctoral Dissertation, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, 2012.
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Dufour, Caroline and Elizabeth Crisfield, Eds. The Appalachian Trail MEGA-Transect. Harpers Ferry, WV: Appalachian Trail Conservancy, 2008
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Crisfield, Elizabeth. Modeling the effect of precipitation, horizonation, and slope on lateral flow. Master's Thesis, University of Georgia, Athens, GA, 1999.