Chris is an experienced Assistant Professor of Instruction with expertise in research, data analysis, teaching, and project management. With a focus on natural science, fisheries management, and ecology, Chris has a robust track record in collaborative scientific endeavors and successful coordination of diverse projects, encompassing multi-disciplinary collaborations with governmental agencies, non-profit organizations, and academic entities. He has successfully designed, managed, and completed research on the reproductive behavior of fishes, climate impacts on fisheries resources, habitat utilization, and environmental monitoring. With a flair for science communication and adeptly disseminating research findings to diverse audiences, Chris has worked to make scientific knowledge accessible and comprehensible to all through engaging infographics and project websites. With a strong skill set in R and ArcGIS, along with a dedication to teaching, mentorship, and learning, Chris is well-equipped to contribute to the growth and success of any organization in the natural science field.