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d. Professional Registration <br />Lifetime Secondary Teaching Certificate, Missouri; Certified Fisheries Scientist, <br />American Fisheries Society, 1988 <br />4. Participation in Technical Conferences, Workshops, etc. <br />1994 Planned and organized Continuing Education Workshop on developing <br />skills for public outreach sponsored by Montana Chapter AFS. <br />1986 Hosted FWS Fisheries Academy course on electrofishing (with Assistant <br />Leader) <br />1985 Planned and organized the technical program of the 115th meeting of AFS <br />1985 Initiated and served as Steering Committee Chair for the Small Hydropower/ <br />Fisheries Symposium sponsored by the Western Division and <br />Bioengineering Section, AFS. ; :Denver, CO (350 attendees) <br />1984 Planned /hosted workshop for Forest Service Biologists entitled Habitat <br />Management. Missoula, MT (75 attendees) <br />1983 Planned /hosted in Cooperation with Civil Engineering Department, MSU. <br />Workshop entitled River Mechanics. Bozeman, MT (32 State and Federal <br />Agency attendees) <br />1982 Planned /hosted in cooperation with Civil Engineering Department, MSU <br />Workshop entitled Living with Fluvial Systems. Bozeman, MT (35 State and <br />Federal Agency attendees) (Requested by Montana Department of Fish, <br />Wildlife and Parks) <br />5. Consultations <br />The incumbent routinely provides consultation regarding research objectives and <br />study design to biologists with state agencies, federal agencies, nonprofit <br />conservation organizations, and to students. Collectively, these activities represent <br />a major item on which he spends about 10% of his time. Involvement may range <br />from a telephone consultation regarding literature available on a specific topic or <br />a request for a scientific opinion regarding design of a study, to a one- or two -day <br />meeting with several biologists to discuss certain research approaches or establish <br />research needs and priorities. The items listed below serve as examples of major <br />consultation activities. <br />