Carol Lynn Folt, Phd Chancellor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Carol Lynn Folt, PhD Chancellor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

ADDRESS Office of the Chancellor 103 South Building, Campus Box 9100 Chapel Hill, NC 27599-9100 [email protected] t. 919-962-1365 PERSONAL Married: David R. Peart, Professor of Biological Sciences, Dartmouth Two children: Noah V. Peart (b. 1985) and Tessa S. Peart (b. 1987)

EDUCATION University of California at Davis, PhD in Ecology 1982 University of California at Santa Barbara, MA in Biology 1978 University of California at Santa Barbara, BA in Aquatic Biology 1976

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Current 2013 Chancellor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Previous 2012 Interim President, Dartmouth 2010 Provost, Dartmouth 2010 Associate Director, Center for Children’s Environmental Health at Dartmouth 1997 Professor of Biological Sciences, Dartmouth 2009 Acting Provost, Dartmouth 2004 Dean of Faculty, Dartmouth 2001 Dean of Graduate Studies, Dartmouth 2001 Associate Dean of the Faculty for Interdisciplinary Programs 2000 Associate Director, Dartmouth Center for Environmental Health Sciences 1998 Associate Director, Dartmouth Toxic Metals Research Program 1991 Associate Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, Dartmouth 1984 Assistant Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, Dartmouth 1983 Research Instructor, Department of Biological Sciences, Dartmouth 1982 Postdoctoral Fellow at W.K. Kellogg Biological Station, Michigan State 1981 Lecturer at University of California, Davis

SELECTED HONORS, AWARDS & ELECTED OFFICES 2010 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Biological Sciences 2010 Member Board of Trustees, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies 2008 Member of Board of Directors, Sherman Fairchild Foundation 2007 Endowed Professorship – The Dartmouth Professor of Biological Sciences 2002 Elected Officer American Society of Limnology & Oceanography Member-at-Large (3 year term) 1996 Member Board of Trustees, Montshire Museum of Science. VT (6 year term) 1991 J. Kenneth Huntington Memorial Prize for Excellence in Teaching and Research 1991 Elected Officer Ecological Society of America: Chair & Vice-Chair, Aquatic Section (4 year term)

SPONSORED RESEARCH GRANTS 2000 – Present 2014 NIEHS (P010 and USPEP (RD) – “The Children’s Environmental Health and Disease Prevention Research Center at Dartmouth” Margaret Karagas (PI); Carol Folt (Associate Director)

2012 NIEHS and USPEP (xxx) – Project Center grant: "Water and Dietary Arsenic Exposure Related to Early Growth and Neurodevelopment,"Kathy Cottingham (PI), Susan Korrick, Diane Gilbert-Diamond,

2010 NIEHS (P20) – “Center for Children’s Environmental Health at Dartmouth” Margaret Karagas (PI); Carol Folt (Associate Director) 2010 NIEHS – “Food borne exposure to arsenic during the first year of life” Kathy Cottingham (PI), Tracy Punshon (Co-PI), Carol Folt (Co-PI), Margaret Karagas (Co-PI) (individual project in program) 2008-10 NIEHS – "Toxic Metals in the Northeast: From Biological to Environmental Implications" Bruce Stanton (PI), Carol Folt (Associate Director), Margaret Karagas (Associate Director) (FYI – Folt stepped down in 2010 as Associate Director, but the grant and program continue until 2013) 2008-13 NIEHS – "Bioaccumulation and Trophic Transfer of Toxic Hg in Aquatic Food Webs" Celia Chen (PI), Carol Folt (Co-PI), Robert Mason (Co-PI) 2009-10 USDA – “Effects of Landscape and Climate Change on Mercury Accumulation in Aquatic Ecosystems of the Northern Forest Region" Carol Folt (PI), Darren Ward (Co- PI) 2005-08 NIEHS – "Toxic Metals in the Northeast: From Biological to Environmental Implications" Joshua Hamilton (PI), Carol Folt (Associate Director), Bruce Stanton (Associate Director) 2005-08 NIEHS – "Trophic Transfer of Toxic Metals in Aquatic Food Webs" Carol Folt (PI), Celia Chen (Co-PI) (individual project in program) 2005-08 NIEHS – "Training Core" Carol Folt (Project Leader) (individual project in program) 2002-07 NSF – “Development of Methods Linking Genomic and Ecological Responses in a Freshwater Sentinel Species” Joshua Hamilton (PI), Celia Chen (Co-PI), Carol Folt (Co- PI), Joseph Shaw (Co-PI), Michael Lynch (Co-PI)

Folt, CL/September 17, 2015 2 2002 NSF – “Acquisition of a Gas Chromatography Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry System for Interdisciplinary Environmental and Health Science Research at Dartmouth College” Xiahong Feng (PI), Carol Folt (Co-PI), Stefan Stürup (Co-PI) 2000-05 NIEHS – "Toxic Metals in the Northeast: From Biological to Environmental Implications" Joshua Hamilton (PI), Carol Folt (Associate Director) 2000-05 NIEHS – "Trophic Transfer of Toxic Metals in Aquatic Food Webs" Carol Folt (PI), Celia Chen (Co-PI) (individual project in program) 2000-05 NIEHS – "Outreach Core: Collaborative Initiative in Middle School Science Education with the Montshire Museum of Science" Carol Folt (PI), David Goudy (Co-PI) (individual project in program) 2002 NSF – “Fate and Transfer of Metals and PCB’s in Baiyangdian Lake” Celia Chen (PI), Meixun Zhao, Carol Folt (Co-PI) 2000 TSRI (Canada) – "Multiple Stressors - Effects on Native Amphibian Species of Forested Environments" Celia Chen (PI), Carol Folt (Co-PI) 2001 United States Forest Service (USFS) – "Restoration of Atlantic Salmon to New England Streams" Carol Folt (PI) 2000 Department of Education – “Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need" Mary Lou Guerinot (PI), Carol Folt (Co-PI)

Past grants (partial list) 1995 NIEHS – "Variation in Bioaccumulation and Biomagnification of Metals in Lakes Throughout the Northeastern Region of the U.S.A." Carol Folt (PI), Celia Chen (Co-PI), Richard Stemberger (Co-PI) 1995 NIEHS – “Dartmouth Superfund Basic Research Grant: Toxic Metals” Joshua Hamilton (PI), Carol Folt (Associate Director) NOAA/NMFS – “Atlantic Salmon Restoration in New England: Assessing Habitat Viability by Combining Stable Isotope Technology, Genetic Markers and Field Evaluation” Carol Folt (PI) United States Forest Service – “A Collaborative Approach to the Restoration Ecology and Management of Juvenile Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) in Forested Ecosystems. Part I: Food and Energetics” Carol Folt (PI) United States Forest Service – “Atlantic Salmon as a Model for Ecosystem Research and Management: Current Status and Future Directions for Research” Martha E. Mather (PI), Donna Parrish (Co-PI), Carol Folt (Co-PI) Environmental Protection Agency – “Potential Effects of Global Warming on Aquatic Zooplankton” Marianne Moore (PI), Carol Folt (Co-PI) N.E. Consortium for Undergraduate Science Education – “Mentoring Program for Women and Minorities in Science” Carol Folt (PI)

Folt, CL/September 17, 2015 3 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service – “Food, Flow and Habitat Structure: Proposal for the Analysis of Habitat Quality and Potential Recruitment of Atlantic Salmon Fry” Carol Folt (PI) NSF – “Experimental Field Tests of the Effect of Biotic Neighborhoods on Zooplankton Dispersal” Carol Folt (PI) NSF – “An Experimental Analysis of Neighborhood Interactions among Zooplankton” Carol Folt (PI) NSF – “An Analysis of Neighborhood Effects in Size-Structured Zooplankton Communities” Carol Folt (PI)

TEN PEER REVIEWED ARTICLES OF PARTICULAR NOTE 1. Gilbert-Diamond, D, Cottingham, KL, Gruber, JF, Punshon, T, Sayarath, V, Gandolfi, AJ, Baker, ER, Jackson, B, Folt, CL, and Karagas, MR. 2011. Rice consumption contributes to arsenic exposure in U.S. women. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 108(51):20656-20660. 2. Karimi, R, Fisher, NS, and Folt, CL. 2010. Multi-element stoichiometry in aquatic invertebrates: when growth dilution matters. American Naturalist 176(6):699-709. 3. Karimi, R, Chen, CY, Pickhardt, PC, Fisher, NS, and Folt, CL. 2007. Stoichiometric controls of mercury dilution by growth. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 104:7477–7482. 4. Pickhardt, PC, Folt, CL, Chen, CY, Klaue, B, and Blum, JD. 2002. Algal blooms reduce the uptake of toxic methylmercury in freshwater food webs. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 99(7):4419-4423. 5. Chen, CY, Stemberger, RS, Klaue, B, Blum, JD, Pickhardt, PC and Folt, CL. 2000. Accumulation of heavy metals in food web components across a gradient of lakes. Limnology and Oceanography 45(7):1525-1536. 6. Folt, CL, Chen, CY, Moore, MV and Burnaford, J. 1999. Synergism and antagonism among multiple stressors. Limnology and Oceanography 44(3):865-877. 7. Folt, CL and Burns, CW. 1999. Biological drivers of plankton patchiness. Trends in Ecology and Evolution. 14(8):300-305. 8. Kennedy, BP, Folt, CL, Blum, JD, and Chamberlain, CP. 1997. Natural isotope markers in salmon. Nature 387(6635):766-767. 9. Moore, M, and Folt, C. 1993. Zooplankton body size and community structure: effects of thermal and toxicant stress. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 8(5):178-183. 10. Folt, C and Goldman, CR. 1981. Allelopathy between zooplankton: a mechanism for interference competition. Science 213(4512):1133-1135.

Folt, CL/September 17, 2015 4 PEER REVIEWED ARTICLES Carnigan, CC, Cottingham, KL, Jackson, BP, Farzan FF, Gandolfi, AJ, Punshon, T, Folt, CL, and Karagas, MR. 2014. Breastfed infants have lower exposure to arsenic compared to formula-fed infants in a United States cohort. (Submitted) Cottingham, KL, Karimi, R, Gruber, JF, Zens, MS, Sayarath, V, Folt, CL, Punshon, T, Morris, JS, and Karagas, MR. 2012. Diet and toenail arsenic concentrations in a New Hampshire population with arsenic-containing water. 2013. Nutrition Journal 12 (149). Ward, DW, Nislow, KH, and Folt, CL. 2012. Do low-mercury terrestrial resources subsidize low-mercury growth of stream fish? Differences between species along a productivity gradient. 2012: PLOS ONE 7(11): e49582 Glaholt, SP, Chen, CY, Demidenko, E, Bugge, DM, Folt, CL and Shaw, JR. 2012. Adaptive iterative design (AID): A novel approach for evaluating the interactive effects of multiple stressors on aquatic organisms. Science of the Total Environment 432: 57-64. Ward, DM, Mayes, B, Sturup, S, Folt, CL, and Chen, CY. 2012. Assessing element-specific patterns of bioaccumulation across New England lakes. Science of the Total Environment 421:230-237. Gilbert-Diamond, D, Cottingham, KL, Gruber, JF, Punshon, T, Sayarath, V, Gandolfi, AJ, Baker, ER, Jackson, BP, Folt, CL, and Karagas, MR. 2011. Rice consumption contributes to arsenic exposure in U.S. women. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 108(51):20656-20660. Ward, DM, Nislow, KH, and Folt, CL 2011. Seasonal shift in the effects of predators on juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) energetics. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 68(12):2080-2089. Karimi, R, Fisher, NS, and Folt, CL. 2010. Multi-element stoichiometry in aquatic invertebrates: when growth dilution matters. American Naturalist 176(6):699-709. Ward, DM, Nislow, KH, and Folt, CL. 2010. Bioaccumulation syndrome: identifying factors that make some stream food webs prone to elevated mercury bioaccumulation. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. Volume 1195, Issue: The Year in Ecology and Conservation Biology 2010, Pages 62 – 83. Ward, DM, Nislow, KH, Chen, CY, and Folt, CL. 2010. Rapid, efficient growth reduces mercury concentrations in stream-dwelling Atlantic salmon. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 139 (1):1–10. Ward, DM, Nislow, KH, Chen, CY, and Folt, CL. 2010. Reduced trace element concentrations in fast-growing juvenile Atlantic salmon in natural streams. Environmental Science and Technology 44(9):3245-3251. Savarath, V, Karimi, R, Punshon, T, Rees, J, Folt, C, Zens, S, Flanagan, V, Baker, E, Troisi, R, Jackson, B, Korrick, S, and Karagas, M. 2009. Contribution of food borne exposure to arsenic and biomarker levels. Epidemiology 20 (6): S182.

Folt, CL/September 17, 2015 5 Ward DM, Nislow, KH, and Folt, CL. 2009. Increased population density and suppressed prey biomass: relative impacts on juvenile Atlantic salmon growth. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 138 (1): 135-143. Kennedy, BP, Nislow, KH and Folt, CL. 2008. Habitat-medicated foraging limitations drive survival bottlenecks for juvenile Atlantic salmon. Ecology 89(9):2529-2541. Chen, CY, Hathaway, KM, Thompson, DG, and Folt, CL. 2008. Multiple stressor effects of herbicide, pH, and food on wetland zooplankton and a larval amphibian. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety 71(1):209-218. Ward, DM, Nislow, KH and Folt, CL. 2008. Predators reverse the direction of density dependence for juvenile salmon mortality. Oecologia 156(3):515-522. Chen, CY, Pickhardt PC, Xum Q, and Folt, CL. 2008. Mercury and arsenic bioaccumulation and eutrophication in Baiyangdian Lake, China. Water, Air, & Soil Pollution 190 (1- 4):115-127. Shaw, JR, Colbourne, JK, Davey, JC, Glaholt, SP, Hampton, TH, Chen, CY, Folt, CL and Hamilton, JW. 2007. Gene response profiles for Daphnia pulex exposed to the environmental stressor cadmium reveals novel crustacean metallothioneins. BMC Genomics 2007, 8:477. Ward, DM, Nislow, KH and Folt, CL. 2008. Do native species limit survival of reintroduced Atlantic salmon in historic rearing streams? Biological Conservation 141(1):146-152. Shaw, R, Glaholt, SP, Greenberg, NS, Sierra-Alvarez, R, and Folt, CL. 2007. Acute toxicity of arsenic to Daphnia pulex: influence of organic functional groups and oxidation state. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 26:1532-1537. Karimi, R, Chen, CY, Pickhardt, PC, Fisher, NS, and Folt, CL. 2007. Stoichiometric controls of mercury dilution by growth. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 104:7477–7482. Hogan, LS, Marschall, E, Folt, CL, and Stein, RA. 2007. How non-native species in Lake Erie influence trophic transfer of mercury and lead to top predators. Journal of Great Lakes Research. 33(1):46-61. Rees, JR, Stürup, S, Chen, C, Folt, C, and Karagas, MR. 2007. Toenail mercury and dietary fish consumption. Journal of Exposure Analysis and Environmental Epidemiology, 17(1):25- 30. Ward, DM, Nislow, KH, Armstrong, JD, Einum, S, and Folt, CL. 2007. Is the shape of the density-growth relationship for stream salmonids evidence for exploitative rather than interference competition? Journal of Animal Ecology 76(1):135-138. Karimi, R and Folt, CL. 2006. Beyond macronutrients: element variability and multi- element stoichiometry in freshwater invertebrates. Ecology Letters 9(12):1273-1283. Renshaw, CE, Bostick, BC, Feng, X, Wong, CK, Winston, ES, Karimi, R., Folt, CL and Chen, CY. 2006. Impact of land disturbance on the fate of arsenical pesticides. Journal of Environmental Quality 35(1):61-67.

Folt, CL/September 17, 2015 6 Shaw, JR, Dempsey, TD, Chen, CY, Hamilton, JW, and Folt, CL. 2006. Comparative toxicity of cadmium, zinc and mixtures of cadmium and zinc to daphniids. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 25(1):182-189. Stürup, S, Chen, C, Jukosky, J, and Folt, C. 2005. Isotope dilution quantification of 200Hg2+ 201 and CH3 Hg+ enriched species-specific tracers in aquatic systems by cold vapor ICPMS and algebraic de-convoluting. International Journal of Mass Spectrometry 242(2- 3):225-231. Pickhardt, PC, Folt, CL, Chen, CY, Klaue, B, and Blum, JD 2005. Impacts of zooplankton composition and algal enrichment and on the accumulation of mercury in an experimental freshwater food web. Science of the Total Environment. 339(1-3):89-101. Kennedy, BP, Chamberlain, CP, Blum, JD, Nislow, KH, and Folt, CL. 2005. Comparing naturally occurring stable isotopes of nitrogen, carbon and strontium as markers for the rearing locations of juvenile salmon (Salmo salar). Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 62(1):48-57. Chen, CY, Stemberger, RS, Kamman, NC, Mayes, BM, and Folt, CL. 2005. Patterns of Hg bioaccumulation and transfer in aquatic food webs across multi-lake studies in the northeast US. Ecotoxicology 14(1-2):135-149. Chen, CY and Folt, CL. 2005. High plankton densities reduce mercury biomagnification. Environmental Science and Technology 39(1):115-121. Chen, CY, and Folt, CL. 2005. High plankton abundance reduces trophic transfer of mercury. Learned Discourse. SETAC globe. May – June 2005. Wickre JB, Karagas, MR, Folt CL, and Stürup S. 2004. Environmental exposure and fingernail analysis of arsenic and mercury in children and adults in a Nicaraguan gold mining community. Archives of Environmental Health 59(8):400-409. Nislow, KH, Einum, S and Folt, CL. 2004. Testing predictions of the critical period for survival concept using experiments with stocked Atlantic salmon. Journal of Fish Biology 65 (Supp A), 188-200. Kennedy, BP, Klaue, B, Blum, JD and Folt, CL. 2004. Integrative measures of consumption rates in salmon: expansion and application of a trace element approach. Journal of Applied Ecology. 41(5):1009-1020. Chen, CY, Hathaway, KM and Folt, CL. 2004. Multiple stress effects of Vision ®, herbicide, pH, and food on zooplankton and larval amphibian species from forest wetlands. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. 23(4):823-831. Nislow, KH, Sepulveda, AJ and Folt, CL. 2004. Mechanistic linkage of hydrologic regime to summer growth of age-) Atlantic salmon. Transactions of American Fisheries Society 133(1):79-88. Quinn, MR, Feng, XH, Folt, CL, and Chamberlain, CP. 2003. Analyzing the trophic transfer of metals in stream food webs using nitrogen isotopes. Science of the Total Environment 317(1-3):73-89.

Folt, CL/September 17, 2015 7 Folt, CL, Chen, CY, and Pickhardt, PC. 2002. Using plankton food web variables as indicators for the accumulation of toxic metals in fish. In: Biomarkers of Environmentally Associated Disease. Wilson, SH and Suk, WA (Eds.). Nislow, KH, Magilligan, FJ, Folt, CL, and Kennedy, BP. 2002. Within-basin variation in the short-term effects of a major flood on stream fishes and invertebrates. J. Freshwater Ecology 17(2):305-318. Chen, CY and Folt, CL. 2002. Ecophysiological responses to warming events by two sympatric zooplankton species. Journal of Plankton Research. 24(6):579-589. Kennedy, BP, Klaue, A, Blum, JD, Folt, CL, and Nislow, KH. 2002. Reconstructing the lives of salmon using Sr isotopes in otoliths. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 59(6):925-929. Pickhardt, PC, Folt, CL, Chen, CY, Klaue, B, and Blum, JD. 2002. Algal blooms reduce the uptake of toxic methylmercury in freshwater food webs. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 99(7):4419-4423. Kennedy, BP, Blum, JD, Folt, CL and Nislow, KH. 2000. Using natural strontium isotopic signatures as fish markers: methodology and application. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences: 57(11):2280-2292. Chen, CY and Folt, CL. 2000. Bioaccumulation and biodilution of arsenic and lead in a Freshwater Food Web. Environmental Science and Technology 34(18):3878-3884. Chen, CY, Stemberger, RS, Klaue, B, Blum, JD, Pickhardt, PC and Folt, CL. 2000. Accumulation of heavy metals in food web components across a gradient of lakes. Limnology and Oceanography 45(7):1525-1536. Nislow, KH, Folt, CL, and Parrish, DL. 2000. Spatially-explicit bioenergetic analysis of habitat quality for age-0 Atlantic salmon. Transactions of American Fisheries Society 129(5):1067-1081 Folt, CL and Burns, CW. 1999. Biological drivers of plankton patchiness. Trends in Ecology and Evolution. 14(8):300-305. Nislow, KH, Folt, CL and Parrish, DL. 1999. Favorable foraging locations for young-of-the- year Atlantic salmon: application to the restoration of populations and habitats. Ecological Applications 9(3):1085-1099. Chen, CY, Sillett, KB, Folt, CL, Whittemore, SL, and Barchowsky, A. 1999. Molecular and demographic measures of arsenic stress in Daphnia pulex. Hydrobiolgia: 401:229-238. Folt, CL, Chen, CY, Moore, MV and Burnaford, J. 1999. Synergism and antagonism among multiple stressors. Limnology and Oceanography 44(3):865-877. Mather, ME, Parrish, DL, Folt, CL and DeGraaf, RM. 1998. Integrating across scales: effectively applying science for the successful conservation of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 55(1): 1-8. Wilzbach, MA, Mather, ME, Folt, CL, Moore, A, Naiman, RJ, Youngson, AF and McMenemy, J. 1998. Proactive responses to human impacts that balance development and Atlantic

Folt, CL/September 17, 2015 8 salmon (Salmo salar) conservation: an integrative model. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 55(1):288-302. Folt, CL, Nislow, KH. and Power, ME. 1998. Implications of temporal and spatial scale for Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) research. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 55(1):9-21. Harrington, R, Kennedy, BP, Chamberlain, CP, Blum, KD and Folt, CL. 1998. 15N enrichment in agricultural catchments: field patterns and applications to tracking Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). Chemical Geology 147(3-4):281-294. Nislow, KH, Folt, C and Seandel, M. 1998. Food and foraging behavior in relation to microhabitat use and survival of age-0 Atlantic salmon. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 55(1):116-127. Kennedy, BP, Folt, CL, Blum, JD, and Chamberlain, CP. 1997. Natural isotope markers in salmon. Nature 387(6635):766-767. Chen, CY, Folt, CL and Cook, S. 1997. The potential for hybridization in freshwater copepods. Oecologia 111(4):557-564. Moore, MV, Pace, ML, Mather, JR, Murdoch, PS, Howarth, RW, Chen, CY, Flebbe, PA, Folt, CL, Hemond, HF, and Driscoll, CT. 1997. Potential effects of climate change on freshwater ecosystems of the New England/MidAtlantic region. In: Ecosystems and Climate Change In North America: A Regional Assessment. Cushing, CE, (ed.). Wiley, Chichester, NY. Moore, MV, Pace, ML, Mather, JR, Murdoch, PS, Howarth, RW, Folt, CL, Chen, CY. Hemond, HF, Flebbe, PA, and Driscoll, CT. 1997. Potential effects of climate change on freshwater ecosystems of the New England/MidAtlantic region. Hydrological Processes 11(8):925-947. Chen, CY and Folt, CL. 1996. Consequences of fall warming for zooplankton overwintering success. Limnology and Oceanography 41(5):1077-1086. Moore, MV, Folt, CL and Stemberger, RS. 1996. Consequences of elevated temperatures for zooplankton assemblages in temperate lakes. Archiv für Hydrobiolgia 135(3):289-319. IPCC Working Group II Chapter 10 - Hydrology and Freshwater Ecology. 1996. Contributing author. In: Climate Change 1995 - Impacts, Adaptations And Mitigation Of Climate Change: Scientific-Technical Aspects. Watson, RT, Zinyowera, MC, Moss, RT and Dokken, DJ (eds.). IPCC SAR WG2 1996. Moore, MV, Chen, CY, Driscoll, CT, Flebbe, PA, Folt, CL, Hemond, HF, Howarth, RW, Mather, JR, Murdoch, PS, and Pace, ML. 1995. Summary - New England Mid/Atlantic Region. In: Regional Assessment of Freshwater Ecosystems and Climate Change in North America. Briefing Report. McKnight, DM and Covich, AP (eds.). Published by American Society of Limnology and Oceanography and North American Benthological Society. Folt, CL, and Schulze, PC. 1993. Spatial patchiness, individual performance and predator impacts. Oikos 68(3):560-566.

Folt, CL/September 17, 2015 9 Folt, CL, Schulze, PC and Baumgartner, K. 1993. Characterizing a zooplankton neighbourhood: small scale patterns of association and abundance. Freshwater Biology 30(2):289-300. Chen, CY and Folt, CL. 1993. Measures of food quality as demographic predictors in freshwater copepods. Journal of Plankton Research 15(11):1247-1261. Moore, M, and Folt, C. 1993. Zooplankton body size and community structure: effects of thermal and toxicant stress. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 8(5):178-183. Jones, M, Folt, C and Guarda, S. 1991. Characterizing individual, population and community effects of sublethal levels of aquatic toxicants: an experimental case study using Daphnia. Freshwater Biology 26(1):35-44. Dionne, M and Folt, CL. 1991. An experimental analysis of macrophyte growth forms as fish foraging habitat. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 48(1):123-131. Schulze, PC and Folt, CL. 1990. Food resources, survivorship, and reproduction of the omnivorous calanoid copepod, Epischura lacustris. Ecology 71(6):2224-2240. Dionne, M, Butler, M and Folt, C. 1990. Plant-specific expression of antipredator behaviours by larval damselflies. Oecologia 83(3):371-377. Folt, CL and Byron, ER. 1989. A comparison of the effects of prey and non-prey neighbors on the foraging rates of Epischura nevadensis (Copepoda:Calanoida). Freshwater Biology 21(2):283-293. Folt, CL, Wevers, MJ, Yoder-Williams, MP, and Howmiller, RP. 1989. Field study comparing growth and viability of a population of phototrophic bacteria. Applied Environmental Microbiology 55(1):78-85. Schulze, PC and Folt, CL. 1989. Effects of conspecifics and phytoplankton on the predation rates of the omnivorous copepods Epischura lacustris and Epischura nordenskioldi. Limnology and Oceanography 34(2):444-450. Folt, CL, Crumpton, WC, and Goldman, CR. 1988. The consequences of food resource partitioning on size-structured zooplankton communities. Verh. Intern. Verein. Limnol. 23:315-327. Folt, CL. 1987. The causes and consequences of zooplankton patchiness. In: Predation: Direct And Indirect Impacts On Aquatic Communities. Kerfoot, WC and Sih, A (eds.). University Press of New England. Folt, CL. 1985. Predator efficiencies and prey risks at high and low prey density. Verh. Internat. Verein. Limnol. 22:3210-3214. Byron, ER, Folt, CL and Goldman, CR. 1984. Copepod and cladoceran success in an oligotrophic lake. Journal of Plankton Research 6(1):45-65. Folt, CL, Rybock, JT and Goldman, CR. 1982. The effect of prey composition and abundance on the predation rates and selectivity of Mysis relicta. Hydrobiologia 93(2):133-144. Folt, C and Goldman, CR. 1981. Allelopathy between zooplankton: a mechanism for interference competition. Science 213(4512):1133-1135.

Folt, CL/September 17, 2015 10 Threlkeld, SJ, Rybock, JT, Morgan, MD, Folt, CL, and Goldman, CR. 1978. The effects of an introduced invertebrate predator and food resource variation on zooplankton dynamics in an ultraoligotrophic lake. In: The Evolution and Ecology of Zooplankton Communities. Kerfoot, WC, (ed.). University Press of New England. BOOKS Writing Successful Science Proposals. Friedland, AJ and Folt, CL. Peking University Press. Chinese translation. Second Edition 2010; First edition 2000.

THESES Folt, CL. The effects of species interactions on the feeding and mortality of zooplankton. PhD dissertation. Univ. of Calif. 144 p. Folt, CL. The abundance and distribution of Thiopedia rosea in Zaca Lake, California. Master's dissertation. Univ. of Calif. 116 p.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (partial list, 2000 - present) Competitive Grant Panels National Science Foundation – New Centers Competitive Grants Program (Winter 2008; Spring 2010; Summer 2010) National Science Foundation – Committee of Visitors, Review Panel for Infrastructure DEB (Summer 2003, Summer 2006) National Science Foundation – Ecology Panel (1999-2001) ASLO Dialog Selection/Nomination Committee: San Jose, CA (2003) Editorial Board Experience Oecologia – Member of Editorial Board (former) Ecological Society of America – Member Editorial Board (former) Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science – Guest Editor Societas Internationale Limnologie – Guest Editor Scientific Societies American Association of Limnology and Oceanography ; Elected At-Large to board Ecological Society of America: Vice-chair – Aquatic section, Member Editorial Board

GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROJECTS ~ 100+ graduate and undergraduate students Graduate Thesis Advisor Chen, Celia Y. PhD. The effect of food quality on behavior, growth and population dynamics of herbivorous copepods. Chiavelli, Deborah. PhD. The influence of host distribution and movement on colonization and population dynamics of an ectosymbiont. Conroy, Lou-Anne. MS/MALS. Dams and rivers: a regional study of the history, politics and ecological impacts of flood control and beaver dams in Northern New England.

Folt, CL/September 17, 2015 11 Darling, Ruth. PhD. The importance of prey patch composition and abundance on the foraging efficiency of planktivorous freshwater fishes. Dionne, Michele. PhD. Littoral habitat structure and the role of macrophyte growth form in the foraging ecology of the pumpkinseed sunfish. Karimi, Roxanne. PhD. The role of the benthic food web in the movement of toxic metals through aquatic food webs to humans. Kennedy, Brian P. PhD. Linking Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and their streams: chemical records of salmon habitat, performance and movements. Nislow, Keith H. PhD. Interactive effects of habitat and prey on stream fish performance: implications for Atlantic salmon restoration in New England streams. Olenec, Kristina Fjeld. MPH. An analysis of a public health problem. What are the human health costs of mercury exposure in-utero derived from coal combustion? Pickhardt, Paul C. PhD. Zooplankton accumulation of trace metals: mechanisms and taxonomic consequences in freshwater pelagic systems. Schulze, Peter C. PhD. The effects of food resources and conspecifics on the foraging, survivorship, and reproduction of the omnivorous copepod, Epischura lacustris. Ward, Darren M. PhD. Linking density-dependent survival and growth of juvenile Atlantic salmon to their predators and prey.

Member of dissertation committees ~ 20+ PhD and MS student from Dartmouth and other institutions

Undergraduate Students including 19 honors theses and Mellon minority fellows, 15+ multi-term research projects, 10 Women-In-Science interns, > 50 multi-term research assistants

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