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Fisheries is printed on 10% post-consumer recycled paper with soy-based printing inks. 190 Fisheries | Vol. 40 • No. 5 • May 2015 COLUMN PRESIDENT'S COMMENTARY Highlighting the 2014 AFS Award of Excellence AFS President Donna L. Parrish [email protected] Recipient—Kenneth A. Rose Donna L. Parrish, AFS President This month’s column is about an extraordinary American generous funding allowed me to fully explore the topic and even Fisheries Society (AFS) member—Kenneth A. Rose. Last year revisit near the end of the project some of my earlier not-so-suc- at the Annual Meeting in Québec, Rose received the AFS Award cessful attempts. Now, development and application of quantita- of Excellence, which is our highest award. Rose is the associate tive methods is very much in vogue and demand. dean of research at the Louisiana State University (LSU) School of the Coast and Environment and a professor in the Department What is the goal of your research? of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences. He received a bach- The goal of my research is to use mathematical and com- elor’s degree in biology and mathematics from the University puter simulation modeling to predict the responses of key upper at Albany-SUNY in New York and his master’s and doctorate trophic level—often fish—populations and food webs to various degrees in fisheries from the University of Washington. He factors, including harvest strategies, contaminant exposure, worked at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory before joining habitat loss, and restoration and climate change. LSU in 1998. He has published more than 150 papers and served on more than 30 national and international advisory committees You recently received the AFS