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Randy Lehr
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Graduation Year: 2005
Degree: Ph.D.
Location: Twin Cities
Advisor: Deb Swackhamer |
Thesis Title:
Assessment and management of environmental estrogens
Previous Degrees:
M.S. Water Resources Science, University of Minnesota
Thesis Title: Use of estrogen equivalents to explain vitellogenin induction in fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas) exposed to a complex wastewater effluent
Job Title: Associate Professor
Job Description:
Randy is currently a faculty member in the Natural Resource Program at Grays Harbor College. His current projects are related to long-term monitoring of water quality in the Chehalis River Basin; restoration of salmonid habitat in Alder Creek in western Washington State; long-term monitoring of water quality in the Cojimies estuary in northern Ecuador; and assessing the impact of endocrine disrupting chemicals on aquatic ecosystem health.
Contact Information:
Grays Harbor College,
Natural Resource Program,
1620 Edward P. Smith Dr.,
Aberdeen, WA 98520
Phone:360-538-4177
E-mail: rlehr@ghc.edu
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