Joy M. O’Keefe Vitae Current as of 12 August 2020

Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Sciences Vitae of University of Illinois 1102 S. Goodwin Avenue Joy M. O’Keefe, Ph.D. Urbana, IL 61801 [email protected]

Academic History

Ph.D., Wildlife and Fisheries Biology, Clemson University, 2009 M.S., Biology, Eastern Kentucky University, 2004 B.S., Zoology, North Carolina State University, 1997

Professional Positions

2020–present Assistant Professor and Wildlife Extension Specialist, Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois 2012–2020 Director, Center for Bat Research, Outreach, and Conservation, State University, Terre Haute, Indiana 2017–2020 Associate Professor, Department of Biology , Terre Haute, Indiana * Rated as Contributing Exceptionally, Fall 2017 * Dreiser Award for Research and Creativity, 2020 2011–2017 Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana * Rated as Contributing Exceptionally, Fall 2015 * CAS Educational Excellence Award for Research & Creativity, 2016 2009–2010 Research Wildlife Biologist (GS 11, Step 2), USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Clemson, South Carolina 2003–2009 Biological Consultant, self-employed, South Carolina 2000–2003 Biologist and Environmental Educator, East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Winchester, Kentucky

Center for Bat Research, Outreach, and Conservation

Director, June 2012–August 2020 Directed staff members year-round, and 20–25 students and technicians each summer Research > $6 million in contracts and grants, 2009–2020 Advised or mentored 8 PhD and 16 M.Sc. students studying bats Mentored 14 undergraduate students in research Funded field/lab experiences for ~100 students & technicians Outreach Host annual bat festival for ~1200 people (2012–2019) Outreach to 250,000 people/year on Facebook and www.isubatcenter.org Edited and produced Bats of Illinois (2015) and Bats of Arkansas (2018) Conservation Collaborated with state and federal partners to conserve endangered and threatened bats and their habitats.

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Teaching Experience

2011–2020 Department of Biology, Indiana State University Principles of Biology Laboratory (BIO 101L) Introduction to Human Biology (BIO 112) Mammalogy (BIO428/528 and 428L/528L) Freshwater Biology (BIO 491/591 and 491L/591L) Introduction to R (BIO 691)

2004–2009 Department of Biology, Clemson University General Biology I & II Laboratory Department of Forestry and Natural Resources, Clemson University Nongame Wildlife Management (co-taught with 2 other grad students) Conservation Biology (guest lectures) Wildlife Techniques (guest lectures)

Graduate and Postdoctoral Research Supervision

Current primary advisees Elizabeth Beilke, PhD (2016–present) Reed Crawford, PhD (2020–present) Meredith Hoggatt, MS (2019–present) Frankie Tousley, MS (2019–present; at Indiana State Univ, co-advised by Dr. William Mitchell) Clarissa Starbuck, Post-doctoral researcher (2019–present)

Past primary advisees Reed Crawford, MS (2018–2020; at Eastern KY Univ, co-advised by Dr. Luke Dodd) Timothy Divoll, PhD (2014–2020), Data Scientist, SWCA Environmental Consultants Francis Tillman, MS (2017–2019), PhD Student at University of Memphis James Cox, MS (2017–2019), Data Analyst, North American Bat Monitoring Project (USGS) Julia Hoeh, MS (2015–2017), Biological Science Technician, USGS Vanessa Rojas, PhD (2013–2018), Asst. Professor at SUNY-ESF Ranger School Caroline Byrne, MS (2013–2015), Biologist at Biodiversity Research Institute Scott Bergeson, PhD (2012–2017), Asst. Professor at Purdue-Fort Wayne University Joseph Pettit, PhD (2012–2015; co-advised by J. Speer), Post-doc at Czech Univ. of Life Sciences Joey Weber, MS (2013–2015), Research Associate at Indiana State University Zach Kaiser, MS (2012–2014), Biologist at Ecology and Environment, Inc. Tara Thomson, MS (2011–2013), Admissions Counselor at Georgia Gwinnett College Kristina Hammond, MS (2011–2013); Biologist at Western Ecosystems Technology, Inc.

Undergraduate Research Supervision

Matt Buescher, Logan DeSchepper, Hannah Gearheart, Chloe Story, Gloria Skinner, Courtney Johnson, Mykka Rukes, Jasmine Barney, Jordan Holmes, Seth Wiram, Zach Nickerson, James Cox, Candace Dean, Katie Ellingsworth, Daniel Schaefer

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Refereed Publications

*indicates graduate student advisee

Tillman* FE, GS Bakken, and JM O’Keefe. In review. Novel design modifications enhance the utility of artificial roosts as conservation tools. Submitted to Ecological Solutions and Evidence, 13 July 2020. Bergeson* SM, RMR Brigham, and JM O’Keefe. In revision. Reproductive stage and roost characteristics influence bat thermoregulatory strategies. Submitted to Journal of Mammalogy, 31 May 2020. Rojas* VG, SC Loeb, and JM O’Keefe. In revision. Applying mobile acoustic surveys to model bat occupancy across sinuous routes. Will be submitted in Fall 2020. Cable A, JM O'Keefe, J Deppe, T Hohoff, S Taylor, and M Davis. In review. Habitat suitability and connectivity modeling reveal priority areas for Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) conservation in a complex habitat mosaic. Landscape Ecology. Revision submitted 25 June 2020. Samoray ST, SN Patterson, JA Weber, and JM O’Keefe. In press. During migration periods, gray bats (Myotis grisescens) use trees as day roosts in North Carolina and Tennessee. Southeastern Naturalist. 27. Bergeson* SM, J Holmes, and JM O’Keefe. 2020. Indiana bat roosting behavior differs between urban and rural landscapes. Urban Ecosystems, 23:79–91 26. O'Keefe JM, JL Pettit, SC Loeb, W Stiver. 2019. White-nose syndrome dramatically altered the summer bat assemblage in a temperate Southern Appalachian forest. Mammalian Biology, 98:146–153. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mambio.2019.09.005 25. Rojas* VG, JM O’Keefe, SC Loeb. 2019. False-positive occupancy models produce less-biased occupancy estimates for a rare and elusive bat species. Journal of Mammalogy, https://doi.org/10.1093/jmammal/gyy162 24. Hoeh* JPS, JM O’Keefe, GS Bakken, WA Mitchell. 2018. Bat selection of rocket boxes indicates microhabitat preferences for roost temperature and size. PLoS One. https://doi.org/10.1371/ 23. Arndt RJ, JM O'Keefe, WA Mitchell, JB Holmes, SL Lima. 2018. Do predators influence the behavior of temperate-zone bats? An analysis of competing models of roost emergence times. Animal Behavior, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.anbehav.2018.09.014 22. Divoll TJ, JM O’Keefe. 2018. Airport expansion and endangered bats: development and mitigation actions near the International Airport. Transportation Research Record. 21. Bergeson* SM, JM O’Keefe, GS Haulton. 2018. Managed forests provide roosting opportunities for Indiana bats in south-central Indiana. Forest Ecology and Management. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2018.06.009 20. Divoll* TJ, V Brown, J Kinne, G McCracken, and JM O’Keefe. 2018. Comparing DNA metabarcoding results with replicable methods highlights second-generation workflow biases. Molecular Ecology Resources. 19. Pettit* JL, JM O’Keefe. 2017. Day of year, temperature, wind, and precipitation predict timing of bat migration. Journal of Mammalogy, 98:1236–1248. https://doi.org/10.1093/jmammal/gyx054. 18. Rojas* VR, JM O’Keefe, SC Loeb. 2017. Baseline capture rates and roosting habits of Myotis septentrionalis (Northern Long-eared Bat) prior to white-nose syndrome detection in the southern Appalachians. Southeastern Naturalist, 16:140–148. 17. O’Keefe JM, S.C. Loeb. 2017. Indiana bats roost in ephemeral, fire-dependent pine snags in the southern Appalachian Mountains, USA. Forest Ecology and Management, 391: 264–274. 16. Pettit* JL, JM O’Keefe. 2017. Impacts of white-nose syndrome on a bat community near the Indianapolis Airport, Indiana. Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management, 8: 69–78.

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15. Ruch D.G. et al. (JM O’Keefe is 1 of 14 co-authors contributing equally). 2016. Results of the 2015 Hills of Gold Biodiversity Survey, Johnson County, Indiana. Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science. 125:126–136. 14. Hammond* KR, JM O’Keefe, SP Aldrich, SC Loeb. 2016. A presence-only model of suitable roosting habitat for the endangered Indiana Bat in the Southern Appalachians. PLoS ONE 11(4): e0154464. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0154464. 13. Clement MJ, JM O’Keefe, BL Walters. 2015. N-mixture models for estimating abundance of over- dispersed unmarked animals. Ecosphere 6:art184. http://dx.doi.org/10.1890/ES15-00180.1. 12. Kaiser* ZDE, JM O’Keefe. 2015. Data acquisition varies by bat phonic group for two types of bat detectors when weatherproofed and paired in field settings. Wildlife Society Bulletin. DOI: 10.1002/wsb.572. 11. Kaiser* ZDE, JM O’Keefe. 2015. Factors affecting acoustic detection and site occupancy of Indiana bats near a known maternity colony. Journal of Mammalogy 2015 96 (2): 344-360. DOI: 10.1093/jmammal/gyv036. 10. Loeb SC, JM O’Keefe. 2014. Indiana bats, northern long-eared bats, and prescribed fire in the Appalachians: challenges and considerations. Pp. 73-81 in Waldrop, T.A., ed. Proceedings, Wildland Fire in the Appalachians: discussions among managers and scientists. Gen. Tech. Rep. SRS-199. Asheville, NC, USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station, 208 pp. 9. O’Keefe JM, SC Loeb, HJ Hill, Jr., JD Lanham. 2014. Quantifying clutter: a comparison of four methods and their relationship to bat detection. Forest Ecology and Management. 322:1–9. 8. O’Keefe JM, SC Loeb, PD Gerard, JD Lanham. 2013. Effects of riparian buffer width on activity and detection of common bats in the southern Appalachian Mountains. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 37:319–326. 7. Lima SL, JM O’Keefe. 2013. Do predators influence the behavior of bats? Biological Reviews, 88:626- 644. 6. Loeb SC, JM O’Keefe. 2011. Bats and gaps: the role of early successional patches in the roosting and foraging ecology of bats. Pp. 167–189 in Greenburg, C. H., B. Collins, and F. Thompson, eds. Sustaining young forest communities: ecology and management of early successional habitats in the central hardwood region, USA, Springer Press. 5. Whitaker JO, Jr., JM O’Keefe. 2011. Managing forest habitat for bats. Appendix 2 in Vories, K.C., Caswell, A. K., and Price, T. M., eds. Proceedings of Protecting Threatened Bats at Coal Mines: A Technical Interactive Forum. South Charleston, WV. 4. O’Keefe JM, M LaVoie. 2011. Maternity colony of eastern small-footed myotis (Myotis leibii Audubon and Bachman) in a historic building. Southeastern Naturalist, 10:381–383. 3. O’Keefe JM, SC Loeb, JD Lanham, HS Hill, Jr. 2009. Macrohabitat factors affect day roost selection by eastern red bats and eastern pipistrelles in the southern Appalachian Mountains. Forest Ecology and Management 257:1757–1763. 2. Loeb SC, JM O’Keefe. 2006. Habitat use by forest bats in South Carolina in relation to local, stand, and landscape characteristics. Journal of Wildlife Management 70: 1210–1218. 1. Gumbert MW, JM O’Keefe, JR MacGregor. 2002. Roost site fidelity by Indiana bats in Kentucky. Pg. 143–152 in Proceedings of the Symposium on the Indiana Bat: Biology and Management of an Endangered Species (A. Kurta & J. Kennedy, eds.). Bat Conservation International, Austin, TX.

Popular Articles

1. O’Keefe, J.M. 2013. Bats in your woods. Indiana Woodland Steward, 22: 6-8.

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Grants and Contracts

Extramural Grants, Pending Review 2020 U.S. Geological Survey – Assessing status and trends of bats across FWS Region 3 through NABat, PI: JM O’Keefe; Sept 2020–Aug 2021, $110,465 U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center – Improved efficiency of artificial roosts a a management and mitigation tool for threatened and endangered bats, PI(s): R. Schooley and JM O’Keefe; August 2020–August 2022, $148,326.

Extramural Grants, Awarded 2020 Purdue University – Bat survey of the Hardwoods Ecosystem Experiment (2020-2022), PI(s): JM O'Keefe; May 2020-April 2022; $63,984 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – Making bat boxes a more effective mitigation tool for WNS- imperiled bats, PI(s): LE Dodd and JM O’Keefe; Feb 2020–Jan 2022, $180,270 2018 Missouri Department of Conservation – Indiana bat response to Missouri Department of Conservation’s Forest Habitat Management, PI(s): JM O’Keefe and DK Hews, July 2018–June 2026, $2,064,056 Purdue University – Bat survey of the Hardwoods Ecosystem Experiment (2018–2020), PI(s): JM O'Keefe; May 2018-April 2020; $61,201 NC Dept. of Transportation – Distribution, roosting and foraging ecology, and migration pathways for gray bats in western NC, PI(s): JM O’Keefe; Feb 2018–Oct 2020, $861,099 2017 US Fish and Wildlife Service - Monitoring an Indiana bat colony near the Indianapolis Airport, amendment 1. PI(s): JM O’Keefe and BL Walters; March 2017–Sept 2019; $90,000 National Park Service – Assessment of Threatened Cave Bat Populations at Cumberland Gap NHP. PI(s): JM O’Keefe and BL Walters; May 2016–Dec 2019; $78,500 2016 US Fish and Wildlife Service – Monitoring an Indiana bat colony near the Indianapolis Airport. PI(s): JM O’Keefe and BL Walters; March 2017–Sept 2019; $100,842 National Park Service – Long term monitoring of endangered bats after declines from WNS in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, PI(s): JM O'Keefe, BL Walters, and R Blakey; May 2016-May 2018; $76,834 Purdue University – Bat survey of the Hardwoods Ecosystem Experiment (2016-2018), PI(s): JM O'Keefe; May 2016-April 2018; $63,650 US Fish & Wildlife Service – Estimating occupancy of Indiana bats on northern districts of the Cherokee National Forest, amendment 1, PI(s): JM O'Keefe; Dec 2012-Dec 2017, $11,202 Soil Solutions - Bat Survey St. Anthony’s Hospital LaPonte County, Indiana. PI(s): BL Walters and JM O’Keefe; May 2016-Sept 2016, $7,850 Pisgah National Forest – Analysis of acoustic data from the Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina, PI(s): JM O’Keefe and BL Walters; May 2016-Oct 2016; $3,200 Joe Plummer - Bat survey for the Plummer property in Hendricks County, Indiana, PI(s): BL Walters and JM O’Keefe; July-September 2016; $2,600 Gradex, Inc. – Habitat survey for the federally endangered Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) near Terre Haute, IN. PI(s): BL Walters and JM O’Keefe; May 2016-Aug 2016; $1,330 2015 National Park Service – Distribution of bats across the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with a focus on two declining Myotis (M. septentrionalis and M. sodalis), PI(s): JM O'Keefe, BL Walters, and R Blakey; May 2015-Sept 2015; $100,985 Wildlife Management Institute – Analyzing diets and foraging habits of endangered Myotis to assess potential economic benefits and inform rangewide habitat conservation. PI(s): TJ Divoll and JM O'Keefe; Aug 2015-June 2016, $23,773

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2015 Energy Company – Bat Consultation Project, PI(s): JM O'Keefe and BL Walters; Feb 2015-Jan 2016, $10,589 USFS-CNF – Estimating occupancy of Indiana bats on northern districts of the Cherokee National Forest, mod 4, PI(s): JM O'Keefe; May 2015-Dec 2017, $6,794 Pisgah National Forest – Bat survey on the Pisgah National Forest, NC, PI(s): JM O’Keefe and BL Walters; June 2015-May 2016, $4,000 USFS-SRS – Distribution of bats across the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with a focus on two declining Myotis (M. septentrionalis and M. sodalis), PI(s): JM O'Keefe and BL Walters; June 2015-Sept 2015; $3,125 (in-kind) Ecological Solutions – Analysis and evaluation of acoustic data, PI(s): JM O'Keefe; Nov 2015-Dec 2016, $1,300 2014 Indianapolis Airport Authority – Bat monitoring and reporting on Indianapolis Airport Authority lands, PI(s): JM O'Keefe and BL Walters; April 2014-April 2017; $757,308 Department of the Navy – Indiana bat and northern long-eared bat population survey and roost ecology at NSA Crane, PI(s): JM O'Keefe and BL Walters; Sept 2014-Sept 2015; $95,796 National Park Service – Summer roost ecology of northern long-eared bats and Indiana bats across Great Smoky Mountains National Park, PI(s): JM O'Keefe and BL Walters; June 2014-Oct 2014, $82,308 Purdue University – Bat survey of the Hardwoods Ecosystem Experiment (2014-2016), PI(s): JM O'Keefe; May 2014-April 2016; $59,545 USFS-CNF – Estimating occupancy of Indiana bats on northern districts of the Cherokee National Forest, mod 3, PI(s): JM O'Keefe; June 2014-Dec 2017, $15,045 Energy Company – Bat Consultation Project, PI(s): JM O'Keefe and BL Walters; Jan 2014-Dec 2014, $10,258 USFS-SRS – Estimating occupancy of Indiana bats on northern districts of the Cherokee National Forest, PI(s): JM O'Keefe; April 2014-Dec 2017, $6,056 (in-kind) USFS-SRS – Summer roost ecology of northern long-eared bats and Indiana bats across Great Smoky Mountains National Park, PI(s): JM O'Keefe and BL Walters; July 2014-Dec 2014, $2,700 (in-kind) Moore Family Farms – Mistnetting survey at the Moore Family Farm in Montgomery County, Indiana, PI(s): BL Walters and JM O'Keefe; May 2014-Oct 2014, $2,500 National Park Service – Acoustic bat survey at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, PI(s): BL Walters and JM O'Keefe; May 2014-July 2014, $1,760 USDA Forest Service – Analysis of acoustic data from the Savannah River Site in SC, PI(s): BL Walters and JM O'Keefe; March 2014-May 2014, $653 Ecological Solutions – Analysis and evaluation of acoustic data, PI(s): JM O'Keefe; Sept 2014-March 2015, $126 2013 Indiana DNR – Impacts of white-nose syndrome on a bat community near the Indianapolis Airport, Indiana, PI(s): JM O'Keefe, J Pettit, and BL Walters; Aug 2013-Dec 2014, $37,500 Apogee Environmental – Bat survey in eastern Ohio, PI(s): JM O'Keefe and BL Walters; July 2013- Dec 2013, $30,000 USFS-CNF – Estimating occupancy of Indiana bats on northern districts of the Cherokee National Forest, PI(s): JM O'Keefe; May 2013-Dec 2017, $22,429 Purdue University – Bat survey of the Hardwoods Ecosystem Experiment, 2013-2014, PI(s): JM O'Keefe; Feb 2013-Feb 2014 $20,300 Environmental Solutions & Innovations, Inc. – Mist-netting surveys in Illinois and Ohio, PI(s): BL Walters and JM O'Keefe; July 2013-Dec 2013, $20,000 USFS-CNF – Estimating occupancy of Indiana bats on northern districts of the Cherokee National Forest, mod 2, PI(s): JM O'Keefe; Aug 2013-Dec 2017, $11,499

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2013 USFS-SRS – Estimating occupancy of Indiana bats on northern districts of the Cherokee National Forest, PI(s): JM O’Keefe; May 2013-Dec 2017, $5,412 (in-kind) Planning Resources – Camp Atterbury Indiana bat habitat recommendations, PI(s): JM O'Keefe and BL Walters; Nov 2013-Mar 2015, $4,640 Sun Energy – Roost Survey, PI(s): BL Walters and JM O'Keefe; June 2013-Aug 2013, $2,000 Moore Family Farms – Acoustic bat survey at the Moore Family Farm in Montgomery County, Indiana, PI(s): BL Walters and JM O'Keefe; July 2013-Oct 2013, $1,575 Gradex, Inc. – Habitat survey, PI(s): BL Walters and JM O'Keefe; June 2013-July 2013, $1,000 2012 Indianapolis Airport Authority – Bat monitoring and reporting on Indianapolis Airport Authority lands, PI(s): JM O'Keefe, BL Walters, and JO Whitaker; Feb 2012-April 2014, $504,872 NC Department of Transportation – Ecology of Corynorhinus townsendii virginianus in North Carolina, PI(s): JM O'Keefe; Nov 2012-May 2015, $303,642 WEST, Inc. – Bat surveys in Ohio, PI(s): BL Walters and JM O'Keefe; June 2012-Aug 2012, $58,500 US Fish & Wildlife Service – Estimating occupancy of Indiana bats on northern districts of the Cherokee National Forest, PI(s): JM O'Keefe; Dec 2012-Dec 2017, $54,974 Purdue University – Bat survey of the Hardwoods Ecosystem Experiment, 2012-2013, PI(s): JM O'Keefe and BL Walters; May 2012-Feb 2014, $16,500 Environmental Solutions & Innovations – Survey for bats along the I-69 corridor in Indiana, PI(s): JM O'Keefe, BL Walters, and JO Whitaker; May 2012-Aug 2012, $8,000 Triad Mining – Survey for the federally endangered Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) at the Triad Mining Site in Knox County, Indiana, PI(s): BL Walters and JM O'Keefe; April 2012-June 2012, $7,200 Sun Energy – Survey for the federally endangered Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) at the Hilsmeyer Mine in Pike County, Indiana, PI(s): BL Walters and JM O'Keefe; June 2012-June 2012, $7,200 2011 Tallassee Fund – Roost ecology of eastern small-footed bats (Myotis leibii) in the southern Appalachian Mountains, PI(s): JM O'Keefe; July 2011–June 2013, $32,000 2009 Joint Fire Science Program (subaward from USFS-SRS) – The effects of prescribed fire on roosting habitat of the endangered Indiana bat, Myotis sodalis, PI(s): JM O'Keefe and SC Loeb; Oct 2009– May 2014, $454,282

Intramural Grants (university), Awarded 2018 ISU Center for Global Engagement – Planning for study abroad in Croatia, PI: JM O’Keefe, Spring 2019, $2,500 2016 ISU Center for Global Engagement – Bats of Oxapampa, Peru, PI: JM O’Keefe, Spring 2016, $1,682 2013 ISU Center for Student Research & Creativity – Bat activity in gaps, PI: JM O'Keefe; Summer 2013, $500 2012 ISU Center for Student Research & Creativity – Bat education program for elementary educators, PI: JM O'Keefe; Fall 2012, $1,000 ISU Center for Student Research & Creativity – Bats and Pools, PI: JM O'Keefe; Fall 2012, $500 2011 ISU Center for Student Research & Creativity – Bat presence and echolocation activity in a southern Appalachian Forest, PI: JM O'Keefe; Summer 2011, $1,000

Graduate Student Extramural Grants, Awarded 2020 Indiana Space Grant Consortium – Indiana Space Grant Consortium Fellowship Award – EA Beilke (PhD candidate), June 2020–June 2021, $12,000 2018 Indiana Space Grant Consortium – Indiana Space Grant Consortium Fellowship Award – JH Cox (MS student), Fall 2018-Spring 2019, $6,000 2016 Indiana Space Grant Consortium – Indiana Space Grant Consortium Fellowship – VG Rojas (PhD candidate), May 2016–May 2017, $5,635

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2016 Airport Cooperative Research Program – Graduate Research Award – TJ Divoll (PhD candidate), Sept 2016-Sept 2017, $10,000 Indiana Space Grant Consortium – Indiana Space Grant Consortium Scholarship – JPS Hoeh (MS student), June 2016-June 2017, $6,000 2014 Sigma Xi – Can stable isotopes inform conservation and management of imperiled species? – TJ Divoll (PhD student); Fall 2014-Fall 2015, $600 Indiana Space Grant Consortium – Indiana Space Grant Consortium Scholarship – SM Bergeson (PhD student), June 2014-June 2015, $12,000 Indiana Space Grant Consortium – Indiana Space Grant Consortium Scholarship – CM Byrne (MS Student), June 2014-June 2015, $6,000 Basically Bats Wildlife Conservation Society – Pseudogymnoascus destructans and wing tissue growth, VR Rojas (PhD student), June 2014-May 2015, $4,789 Indiana Academy of Science – Describing social behavior of Indiana bats, Myotis sodalis, at day roost sites, CM Byrne (MS Student), April 2014-April 2015, $2,185 2013 Indiana Space Grant Consortium – Indiana Space Grant Consortium Scholarship – SM Bergeson (PhD student), June 2013-June 2014, $12,000 2012 Indiana Space Grant Consortium – Indiana Space Grant Consortium Scholarship – KR Hammond (MS student), June 2012-June 2014, $6,000 2011 Indiana Space Grant Consortium – Indiana Space Grant Consortium Scholarship – KR Hammond (MS student), June 2011-June 2012, $6,000

Presentations at Professional Meetings (international, national, regional)

2020 White-Nose Syndrome National Webinar (1 poster) 25th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Bat Diversity Network & 30th Annual Colloquium on the Conservation of Mammals in the Southeastern U.S. (1 talk and 1 poster) Society for Integrative & Comparative Biology (1 talk) 2019 Tennessee Bat Working Group (1 talk) North Carolina Bat Working Group (1 talk) 49th Annual Symposium of North American Society for Bat Research (4 talks, 1 poster) American Society of Mammalogists (1 talk) Midwest Bat Working Group (3 talks, 1 poster) 24th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Bat Diversity Network & 29th Annual Colloquium on the Conservation of Mammals in the Southeastern U.S. (1 talk, 1 poster) 2018 48th Annual Symposium of North American Society for Bat Research (1 talk, 2 posters) North Amer. Joint Bat Working Grp Meeting & 28th Colloquium on Conservation of Mammals (1 talk) 21st Central Hardwoods Forest Conference (1 talk) 2017 47th Annual Symposium of North American Society for Bat Research (1 talk, 2 posters) 9th Annual Meeting of Midwest Bat Working Group (2 talks, 2 posters) 22nd Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Bat Diversity Network & 27th Colloquium on Conservation of Mammals (2 talks & 2 posters) 2016 13th Annual Meeting of Tennessee Bat Working Group (3 talks) 46th Annual Symposium of North American Society for Bat Research (5 talks) 8th Annual Meeting of Midwest Bat Working Group (1 talk, 2 posters) Blue Ridge Parkway Science Symposium (1 talk) 131st Annual Meeting of Indiana Academy of Science (4 talks, 1 poster)

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2016 Joint Meeting of Indiana AFS, TWS, and SAF (1 poster) 21st Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Bat Diversity Network & 26th Colloquium on Conservation of Mammals (2 talks & 3 posters) 2015 Georgia Bat Working Group (1 talk) 45th Annual Symposium of North American Society for Bat Research (2 talks & 3 posters) 1st North American Joint Bat Working Group Meeting & 25th Colloquium on Conservation of Mammals (5 talks & 2 posters) 75th Midwest Fish & Wildlife Conference, Co-Host of Bats & Forests Symposium (4 talks) 2014 44th Annual Symposium of North American Society for Bat Research (6 talks & 3 posters) 19th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Bat Diversity Network & 24th Colloquium on Conservation of Mammals (2 talks & 3 posters) 6th Annual Meeting of the Midwest Bat Working Group (5 talks & 3 posters) North Carolina Bat Working Group Annual Meeting (2 talks) BATS ALIVE! Research & Education conference (1 talk) Mammoth Cave Bats & Fire Workshop (1 talk) ISU Exposium (1 poster) 2013 16th International Bat Research Conference & 43rd North American Symposium on Bat Research (3 talks & 1 poster) The Wildlife Society, 20th Annual Conference (1 talk & 1 poster) 2nd American Dendrochronology Conference (1 poster) 9th North American Forest Ecology Workshop (1 talk) 18th Annual Southeastern Bat Diversity Network Meeting & 23rd Colloquium on Conservation of Mammals (2 talks) 5th Annual Midwest Bat Working Group Meeting (2 talks & 3 posters) 128th Annual Meeting of Indiana Academy of Science (1 talk) North Carolina Bat Working Group Meeting (1 talk) Prescribed Fire & Indiana Bats Workshop (5 talks) ISU Exposium (3 posters) 2012 42nd meeting of the North American Society for Bat Research (2 talks & 1 poster) 18th Annual Southeastern Bat Diversity Network Meeting & 22nd Colloquium on Conservation of Mammals (2 talks & 1 poster) 66th Annual Conference of Southeastern Fish & Wildlife Agencies (2 talks) Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference, 73rd Annual Meeting (3 talks) 4th Midwest Bat Working Group Meeting (1 talk & 2 posters) 23rd Great Smoky Mountains Science Colloquium (1 talk) 2011 41st Meeting of the North American Society for Bat Research (2 posters) North American Forest Ecology & Management Workshop (1 talk) 17th Annual Southeastern Bat Diversity Network Meeting & 21st Colloquium on Conservation of Mammals (1 poster) 4th Fire in Eastern Oaks Conference (1 poster) Annual Meeting of the Southern Blue Ridge Fire Learning Network (1 talk)

Invited Talks

2019 Impacts of WNS on bat communities in Southern Appalachian forests, Bat Community of Practice Webinar for National Park Service (https://youtu.be/6WAuplX9jOU)

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2019 Ecological flexibility of endangered bats in human-altered landscapes, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL Bats of Indiana: threats and opportunities for conservation, 50th Environmental Education Association of Indiana Conference, McCormick’s Creek State Park, IN Aquatic invertebrates consumed by gray bats, which forage over water in western North Carolina. Carolina Area Biologists Working Group, Hot Springs, NC 2018 Habitat use by bats on Yellowwood and Morgan-Monroe State Forests. Indiana Division of Forestry Annual Meeting, Turkey Run State Park, IN Snag availability, shifting bat communities, and fire management in the Southern Appalachians. Consortium of Appalachian Fire Scientists Workshop, Cave City, KY A unique, long-term effort to study an Indiana bat maternity colony near the Indianapolis Airport, Region 3 Meeting of US Fish and Wildlife Service, Madison, IN 2017 A unique, long-term effort to study an Indiana bat maternity colony near the Indianapolis Airport. Department of Biological Sciences, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY A unique, long-term effort to study an Indiana bat maternity colony near the Indianapolis Airport. Illinois Natural History Survey Seminar Series, Urbana, IL 2016 Broadening our understanding of endangered bat ecology while addressing conservation challenges. Department of Biology Seminar Series, Butler University, Indianapolis, IN Bat ecology and conservation challenges. Department of Biology Seminar Series, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN Rare bats live in trees: challenges and opportunities for arborists. Indiana Arborist Association, Indianapolis, IN 2015 Prescribed fire and bat conservation. Webinar, Oak Woodlands and Forest Fires Consortium, online Prescribed fire and bat conservation. 3rd Biennial Shortleaf Pine Conference, Knoxville, TN Effects of prescribed fire on Indiana bats. Meeting of Tennessee Prescribed Fire Council, Cookeville, TN 2014 Indiana bats need forests. 116th Indiana Hardwood Lumberman’s Association meeting, Indianapolis, IN 2013 Finding harmony between forest management and bat conservation. Forestry and Natural Resources, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Bats in trouble: the truth about Indiana’s bats. Indiana State University, Landini Center for Performing and Fine Arts, Terre Haute, IN 2011 Ecology of bats in southern Appalachian forests. The Wildlife Society, Ball State University, Muncie, IN

Interviews and Profiled Research

2020 IndyStar, Interview to discuss Indianapolis Airport bat research project 2019 WFIU/WTIU, Interview to discuss bat research and threats to bats in Indiana WTHI News and HI-99 FM, Interviews to promote 13th Indiana Bat Festival WISU, Featured guest on All Things radio show Chicago Tribune, interviewed for article on changes to End. Spp. Act Blue Ridge Outdoors, “Bats protected in North Carolina” 2018 Scientific American, interviewed for article on bat migration and climate change The Mike Nowak Show AM1590, Greater Chicago area, interviewed about North American bats 2017 WTHI and WTWO News, Interviews to promote 11th Indiana Bat Festival

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2017 NY Times, to discuss bat emergence from hibernation 2016 WTHI and WTWO News, Interviews to promote 10th Indiana Bat Festival Indiana Lawyer, to discuss Indiana bats and potential threats from green energy WTHI and WTWO News, to discuss bats in Sarah Scott Middle School in Terre Haute Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine, to discuss the status of bats affected by WNS 2015 WTHI and WTWO News, to discuss 9th Annual Indiana Bat Festival Wired Magazine, to discuss white-nose syndrome research by other bat researchers Indiana Public Media webpage and YouTube to discuss WNS effects on bats in Indiana 2014 WTIU The Weekly Special TV Show, to discuss bats of Indiana and bat conservation ISU webpage and Terre Haute’s TribStar newspaper, to discuss two research projects in Southern Appalachian Mountains IN Public Media webpage and radio, to discuss bats in buildings Knoxville News Sentinel newspaper and YouTube Channel, features on bat research in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park (http://youtu.be/jkfj6xrkPYI) Popular Science, “How to help bats taking a dip in our backyard pools” Inside Science, “Mom, there’s a bat in the pool” The Weather Channel, “Do bats crave your swimming pool?” WBIW.com, “Bat researchers need pool owners help” 2013 IN Public Media webpage, to discuss listing northern long-eared bats as endangered WTWO Morning News Show, ISU webpage & Terre Haute’s Tribstar newspaper, to discuss 7th Annual Indiana Bat Festival WFYI Bat Features – 2 radio stories on Airport project with Leigh DeNoon ASTV Aiken, SC TV show TalkBack Live with Ed Girardeau, to discuss bats WFIU Indiana Public Radio, to discuss population declines in Indiana bats USFWS Press Release, to discuss Virginia big-eared bat project WFIU Indiana Public Radio, to discuss climate change and Indiana bats 2012 WFIU Indiana Public Radio, to discuss white-nose syndrome in bats Popular Science, to discuss bats and Halloween WTWO Morning News Show, ISU webpage & Terre Haute’s TribStar newspaper, to discuss 6th Annual Indiana Bat Festival ISU webpage and Terre Haute’s TribStar newspaper, to discuss Indianapolis Airport research Indiana News Service, to discuss white-nose syndrome in bats Gulf Coastal Plains and Ozarks LCC newsletter, to discuss partnership with Southeastern Bat Diversity Network 812 Magazine, to discuss Indiana bats WTWO TV News, to discuss Indianapolis Airport grant renewal 2011 Southern Appalachians research featured on ISU webpage (video and article) and in Terre Haute TribStar newspaper Guest blog post, White-nose Syndrome in Bats Blog. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Science News for Kids 2010 Featured bat researcher in white-nose syndrome podcast produced by Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Great Smoky Mountains Association Indiana bat project featured in Chattanooga Free Press (TN) 2006 Guest expert: Bats: the strange and secret lives of bats. Expeditions with Patrick McMillan, SC Educational Television (aired 11 February 2007)

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Outreach Presentations, Short Courses, and Guest Lectures

2020 Bat houses, Mammoth Cave National Park Bat Night Bats of Indiana: threats and opportunities for conservation, Sullivan County Indiana Master Naturalists Class, Sullivan, IN 2019 Social transmission of WNS, 13th Annual Indiana Bat Festival, ISU Campus, Terre Haute, IN Guest lecture on bat biology, Buena Vista University, Online, Storm Lake, IA Bats of Indiana bats bat boxes, Master Gardener Class, Clinton, IN Bats of the Indy Airport, lecture and demo for National Geographic Explorer event, Plainfield, IN 2018 Endangered Bat Responses to Forest Management, Field Tour with Central Hardwoods Forest Conference, Martinsville, IN Habitat Use by Bats on Yellowwood and Morgan-Monroe State Forests, Indiana Division of Forestry Meeting, Turkey Run State Park, IN 2017 Guest expert on WTIU’s The Friday Zone, Bloomington, IN Bat Myths and Bat Boxes (2 talks), 11th Annual Indiana Bat Festival, ISU Campus, Terre Haute, IN Bats of Indiana, Sugar Grove Elementary, Terre Haute, IN Bats of Indiana and their echolocation calls, Master Naturalist Class, Terre Haute, IN Indiana bat ecology for Butler University Mammalogy class on site in Plainfield, IN 2016 White-nose Syndrome, 10th Annual Indiana Bat Festival, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN Bats of Indiana and their echolocation calls, Master Naturalist Class, Terre Haute, IN Bats of Indiana for adult group, Vigo County Library, Terre Haute, IN Bats Eat Bugs Event, Indianapolis BugFest, Southeastway Park, New Palestine, IN Bats of Indiana/NightWalk at McCloud Nature Park, North Salem, IN Bats of Indiana/Bat Diversity Art, Franklin Elementary, Terre Haute, IN Bats and Bat Boxes, McCloud Nature Park, North Salem, IN Bat Center/Airport Bat Project, Terre Haute Rotary Club & ISU Sustainability Grp, Terre Haute, IN 2015 Forestry and Habitat Management Module for Bats in 4 sessions to 57 foresters. Workshop for Society of American Foresters, Nashville, IN Bats of Indiana/Night Walk, McCloud Nature Park, North Salem, IN White-nose Syndrome, 9th Annual Indiana Bat Festival, ISU Campus, Terre Haute, IN Bats Eat Bugs Event, Indianapolis BugFest, Southeastway Park, New Palestine, IN White-nose Syndrome, OLLI Program, SBDN Bat Blitz, Bluffton, SC Bat Biology and WNS, 6 programs for intern groups and Asheville Astronomy Club, Purchase Knob Science Center, NC 2014 Bats of Indiana, Noble Crossing Elementary, Noblesville, IN (delivered online) Bats of Indiana and their echolocation calls, Master Naturalist Class, Terre Haute, IN Bats of the World, 8th Annual Indiana Bat Festival, IUPUI, Indianapolis, IN White-nose Syndrome, 8th Annual Indiana Bat Festival, IUPUI, Indianapolis, IN Bat Biology and Study; Bats and Climate Change, CampQuest, Aiken, SC Bat Biology and WNS, 40 high school Interns, Purchase Knob Science Center, NC 2013 White-nose Syndrome & Bats of the World (2 talks), 7th Annual Indiana Bat Festival, ISU Campus, Terre Haute, IN Bats of Our Town. College of Arts and Sciences Community Semester event, 19 April, St. Mary of the Woods College, St. Mary of the Woods, IN Bat Conservation and Management Workshop, co-instructor with BCI, 10-15 June, Portal, AZ 2012 Bats of Indiana, 2 programs for adult groups, Sullivan, IN White-nose Syndrome, 6th Annual Indiana Bat Festival, ISU Campus, Terre Haute, IN Bats of Indiana, 2/3 grade class at Sugar Grove Elementary, Terre Haute, IN

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2012 Bats of the Cherokee National Forest, presentation and mist netting demonstration for Forest Service staff and family (~30 people), Tellico Plains, TN 2011 White-nose Syndrome, White Nose Syndrome for Cavers Workshop, Fall Creek Falls State Park, TN Bat Research in the 21st Century, Bat Fest, Crossnore, NC Anabat Workshop for biologists of the Cherokee National Forest, Tellico Plains, TN Bat Research in the 21st Century and White-nose Syndrome (2 talks), 5th Annual Indiana Bat Festival, ISU Campus, Terre Haute, IN

Professional Service

Int’l Member, Bat Box Best Management Practices Committee, Aug 2019–present Member, North American Bat Conservation Alliance Committee, April 2014–March 2015 Nat’l Chair, Sponsorship Committee, North American Society for Bat Research, Oct 2019–present Member, Board of North American Society for Bat Research, Oct 2017—present Member, Ad-hoc committee to summarize 10 years of WNS research, July 2016–May 2017 Representative, White-nose Syndrome Stakeholder Committee for non-governmental organizations, May 2012–May 2020 Member, Data Mgmnt Work. Grp, Nat’l WNS Action Plan, April 2012–2013 Co-organizer, North American Joint Bat Working Group Mtg, St. Louis, MO, Aug. 2014–March 2015 Reg. Southeastern Bat Diversity Network: Past-president (2-year term, 2015-2017), President (2-year term, 2013-2015), President-elect (2 year term, 2011-2013), Member of Blitz Committee (2004– present) Co-host, Midwest Bat Working Group Meeting, Terre Haute, IN, April 2014 & April 2012 Organizer and co-host of Bats and Forests Symposium. 75th Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference, Indianapolis, IN (2015) Founder, Myotis leibii Working Group. Hosted 4 meetings (2013, 2014, 2017, & 2018) Member, Mammal Technical Advisory Comm., IN DNR, March 2014–present Bat Blitz Team Leader: Terre Haute, IN (August 2015, Bluffton, SC (July 2015), Ocoee, TN (July 2014), Kankakee Sands, IN (July 2012), Crossnore, NC (July 2011) Student Presentations Judge: 26th Colloquium on the Conservation of Mammals, Lake Guntersville, AL (Feb 2016); 23rd Colloquium on the Conservation of Mammals, Fall Creek Falls, TN (Feb. 2013); 73rd Annual Midwest Fish & Wildlife Conf., Wichita, KS (Dec. 2012); 22nd Colloquium on the Conservation of Mammals, Louisville, MS (Feb. 2012) Student Posters Judge, 5th Annual Midwest Bat Working Group, Muncie, IN, April 2013 Moderator & Student Presentations Judge. 2nd Joint Eastern Bats Meeting & 21st Colloquium on the Conservation Of Mammals, Louisville, KY, February 2011

Reviews for journals and conference proceedings

Acta Chiropterologica, American Midland Naturalist , Diversity, Ecology & Evolution, Ecosphere, Environments, Forest Ecology & Management, 4th Fire in East Oak Forests Conference, Global Change Biology, Indiana Academy of Science, International Journal of Wildland Fire, Journal of Mammalogy, Landscape Ecology, Mammalia, Mammal Research, National Park Service Monitoring Protocol, Northeastern Naturalist, PLoS One, Southern Cross University Graduate School (1 Dissertation, 236 pp.), Southeastern Naturalist, USFS-SRS External Review, Wildlife Society Bulletin

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Grant Reviews

National Science Foundation (CAREER), Holohil Grant Program, Ohio University Research Program, Bat Conservation International, TX Academy of Science

Professional Affiliations

American Society of Mammalogists, Bat Conservation International, Indiana Academy of Science, Kentucky Academy of Science, Midwest Bat Working Group, MYLE Working Group (Founder, 2013), National Speleological Society, North American Society for Bat Research (Board Member, 2017–present), North Carolina Bat Working Group (Founder, 2007), Sigma Xi, Southeastern Bat Diversity Network (President- elect, 2011-2013; President, 2013-2015; Past-president, 2015-2017), The Wildlife Society

Service to Indiana State University

University– Member, Graduate Council (Fall 2019) & Secretary (Spring 2020) Member, Faculty Senate, AY2017–2018, AY 2019–2020 Member, Student Affairs Committee & Liaison to SGA, AY2017–2018 Participant, High Impact Practices Workshop, Boston University, June 2017 Participant, Croatia Delegation, May 2017 Participant, ISU THRIVE Learning Community, Fall 2016 Participant, Multicultural Curriculum Transformation Learning Community, Fall 2016-present Member, CAS Distinctions and Awards Committee, August 2016-2018 Interviewer, Presidential Scholar Campus Visits, 2016 & 2018 Chair, University Research Committee, September 2015-May 2016 Member, Critical Thinking Assessment Group, October 2014-December 2014 Member, Math and Writing Center Advisory Board, Jan 2014-present Participant, Sycamore Educator Day, 2 November 2013 Participant, Faculty Panel for ISU Writing Center, 1 March 2012 Faculty Fellow, Institute for Community Sustainability, Fall 2011–present Participant, Sustainability Working Group Retreat, April 2011

College – Member, Distinctions & Awards Committee, 2017–2018 Event host, Community Semester, Spring 2013 & Spring 2014 Member, CAS Revenue Task Force, Fall 2012–Fall 2013 Member, Themester 2013 Committee

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Department – Academic Advisor to ~25 undergraduate students per semester, Fall 2014-Spring 2018, Fall 2019- Chair, Undergraduate Affairs Committee, January 2014-Spring 2018, Fall 2019– Liaison to Science Librarian, 2011-present Member Promotion and Tenure Committee, Fall 2018– Member, Personnel Committee, Fall 2019– Member, Chair Search Committee, March-May 2016 Member, Graduate Affairs Committee, 2011-2013, 2015, 2017, 2018 Member, Budget & Subvention Committee, 2013, 2016 Member, Curriculum Committee, 2013 Member, Internal Chair Search Committee, Spring 2016 Member, Chair Search Committee, Nov 2014-May 2015 Member, Microbiologist Search Committee, Dec 2013-May 2014 Member, Retention Committee (ad-hoc), Fall 2013 Member, Human Geneticist Search Committee, Spring 2013 Member, Department Chair Review Committee, Spring 2013 Member, Ad hoc Promotion & Tenure Revision Committee, Spring 2018

Community – Organizer, Wabash Valley March for Science, 2017–2018 Participant, Community School for the Arts, Indiana State University, 2014–2018 Member, Communications Committee, Terre Foods Cooperative Market, Jan 2012-Dec 2012

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