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Overview
Faculty
Courses
Major
Opportunities &
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Careers
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Professional and Personal Interests
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Professional
interests include disease transmission dynamics as a function
of land-use. Dr. Page attends a local church where she plays
handbells, assists with the children's choirs, and attends the
Legacy class. In her spare time, she enjoys sports (especially
taekwondo), camping, hiking, reading, and photography.
| Courses
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- BIOL 201 Principles of Biology
- BIOL 241 College Biology I
- BIOL 252 Biological Systems
- BIOL 314 Environmental Science
- BIOL 351 General Ecology
- BIOL 385 Conservation Biology
- BIOL 385 Parasitology
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Membership in Professional Societies
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- American Scientific Affliliation
- American Society of Parasitologists
- American Society of Mammalogists
- Ecological Society of America
- Mu Phi Epsilon
- Phi Kappa Phi
- Sigma Xi
- Society for Conservation Biology
- The Wildlife Society
- Wildlife Disease Association
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Research |
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Dr. Page studies transmission dynamics of disease in human-altered
landscapes. Her current projects include a study of the transmission
dynamics of raccoon roundworm (Baylisascaris procyonis)
in urban environments, and the use of Geographic Information
Systems (GIS) to model infection risk to humans.
| Papers
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- Kloos, H., DeSouza
C., Gazzinelli, A., Silveira, B., Filho, S., da Costa Temba,
P., Bethony, J., Page, K., Grzywacz, C., Lewis, F., Minchella,
D., LoVerde, P., and Oliveria, R. in press. The
distribution of Biomphalaria spp. In different habitats
in relation to physical, biological, water contact and cognitive
factors in a rural area in Minas Gerias, Brazil. Memorias
do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, Rio de Janeiro.
- Curtis, J.,
R.E. Sorensen, L.K. Page, D.J. Minchella. 2001. Microsatellite
loci in the human blood fluke Schistosoma mansoni
and their utility for other schistosome species. Molecular
Ecology Notes. In press
- Page, L.K.,
R.K. Swihart, and K.R. Kazacos. 2001. The roles of seed
preference and foraging by granivores at raccoon latrines
in transmission dynamics of raccoon roundworm (Baylisascaris
procyonis). Canadian Journal of Zoology 79:616-622.
- Page, L.K.,
R.K. Swihart, and K.R. Kazacos. 2001. Foraging among feces:
food availability affects parasitism of Peromyscus leucopus
by Baylisascaris procyonis. Journal of Mammalogy
82(4):993-1002
- Page, L. K.,
R.K. Swihart, and K.R. Kazacos. 2001. Changes in transmission
of Baylisascaris procyonis as a function of spatial
scale. Oikos 93:213-220.
- Williams, R.N.,
L.K. Page, T.L. Serfass, O.E. Rhodes, Jr. 1999. Genetic
polymorphism in fishers (Martes pennanti). American
Midland Naturalist 141:406-410.
- Rhodes, O.E.,
Jr., R.N. Williams, J. Heffelfinger, L. K. Page, E. P.
Reat, and J. C. DeVos, Jr. 1999. Genetic variation
in pronghorn from Arizona. 18th Biennial Pronghorn
Antelope Workshop Proceedings.
- Page, L. K.,
R.K. Swihart, and K.R. Kazacos, 1999. Implications of
raccoon latrines in the epizootiology of Baylisascariasis.
Journal of Wildlife Diseases 35:474-480.
- Page, L. K.,
R.K. Swihart, and K.R. Kazacos, 1998. Raccoon latrine
structure and its potential role in parasite transmission
of Baylisascaris procyonis to vertebrates. American
Midland Naturalist 140:180-185
Faculty continued: Dr. Roger H. Kennett
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