Dr. David W. Willis

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  Dr. David W. WillisSDSU: Dr. David W. Willis
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  Dr. David W. Willis
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  Dr. David W. WillisDr. Willis is a Distinguished Professor who joined the Department faculty in 1987.His teaching responsibilities primarily include Environmental Conservation (WL 110), Principles of Fisheries Management (WL 412), and Advanced Fisheries Management (WL 413-513).He advises and mentors both undergraduate and graduate students.He has a 75% teaching and 25% research appointment.
  
  Dr. Willis has numerous research projects, including one from the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station.His research primarily involves fisheries management.He is especially proficient in pond and lake management, areas for which he is internationally known.
  
  In 1996 he coauthored (with Drs. Flake and Scalet) the text "Introduction to Wildlife and Fisheries: An Integrated Approach".He is coeditor of the second edition of "Fisheries Techniques", published by the American Fisheries Society.In 1997 he received the Excellence in Fisheries Education Award from the American Fisheries Society.Only one university educator from North America receives this award each year.In 1997 he also received the Fisheries Excellence Award from the North Central Division of the American Fisheries Society.
  
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  Published on: 3/31/2007    Last Visited: 12/28/2007  

  At the business meeting, ASA president Claude Stipe asked for prayers for the family of last year's president, David Willis of Oregon State University; Dave's grown son, an IVCF staff members, suffered the loss of all his fingers and toes from severe frostbite this winter on a mountain-climbing expedition.

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  So the panel discussion of "Alternative Viewpoints of Origins" by Duane Gish, John Amoore, and Dave Willis was something of a trial run.
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  Willis, radiation biologist and chairman of the Department of General Science at Oregon State University, Corvallis, concluded the panel.He emphasized that the fossil evidence at present permits extrapolation backward in time to either a monophyletic or polyphyletic origin of presently living species.

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  David L. Willis, professor of biology and chairman of the Department of General Science at Oregon State University, was imported by two California sections in October.Sharing his time and the expenses of his trip were the Bay Area section and the new Central California section.On Thursday evening, October 16, Dave spoke to a packed house at the Meyer Library on the Stanford University campus.The Stanford Christian Fellowship co-sponsored his lecture on "Christian Alternatives in the Creation-Evolution Controversy."
  
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  After his appearance at Stanford, Dave Willis (who is also national presi&nt of ASA) moved on to Fresno, about 150 mil~s SE of Stanford in the central valley of California.

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  Council decided to produce a set on origins, about 80 pages long, to be edited by David Willis, who agreed to do so in a phone call.Haas is to write to Willis with more details, the first volume to be ready by May 1 so that teachers may order for fall.
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  Dr. David Willis, Chairman of the Department of General Science at Oregon State University, Ts-selecting the articles.

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  At the luncheon, David Willis presented a brief history of the American Scientific Affiliation, a d initive discussion of ASA's "position on taking positions," and some problems arising from particular issues.Dave, who is a recent past president of ASA, also spoke of the review and publishing policies of the Journal that have brought it to such high standards.

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  Published on: 10/8/2007    Last Visited: 10/9/2007  

  Dr. Dave Willis of the SDSU Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences tracked the progress of the research."I was not surprised by the yellow perch using them," he said."I was surprised by the sheer number of egg masses on the Reel WeedsÔ."
  
  Willis said the biggest benefit of Reel WeedsÔ is the product's ease of use, ease of removal and longevity.

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  Published on: 1/8/2008    Last Visited: 1/14/2008  

  Editors include David Willis, head of the Department of Wildlife and

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  SDSU Professor David Willis, right, congratulates Kris Edwards, left, after receiving the Best Poster Award.

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  South Dakota State Fisheries Professor David Willis, left, congratulates Dakota Chapter Best Student Paper award winner Michael Weber.

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