Curriculum Vitae M. Stephen Ailstock 331 Ternwing Drive Arnold, Maryland 21012410/647/3823 Home 410/777/2230 Office 410/777/4012 FAX EDUCATION
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
SPECIAL RECOGNITION
RESEARCH AND SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES: Selected Publications 1996- Present Protocol for Large-Scale Collection, Processing, and Storage of Seeds of Two Mesohaline Submerged Aquatic Plant Species. M. Stephen Ailstock and Deborah Shafer. ERDC/TN SAV-06-3 August 2006. Antibacterial Compounds in Estuarine Submersed Aquatic Plants Paul J. Bushmann and M. Stephen Ailstock. 2006. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. Applications and Limitations of Micropropagation for the Production of Underwater Grasses. With Deborah Shafer. ERDC/TN SAV-06-1 January 2006. Helicopter Application of Herbicides to Restore Wetland Biodiversity in Highly Sensitive Areas – Abstract. With Patsy Kerr. First National Conference on Ecosystem Restoration – Sustainable Ecosystem Restoration Through Integration of Science, Planning and Policy. Orlando, Florida. December 6-10, 2004. Restoration Potential of Ruppia maritima and Potamogeton pectinatus by Seed in the Mid-Chesapeake Bay. With Deborah Shafer. ERDC/TN EL-04-02 July 2004. Resuspension of Sediments by Watercraft Operated in Shallow Water Habitats of Anne Arundel County, Maryland. With Sally G. Hornor, C. Michael Norman and Eileen M. Davids. 2002 Journal of Coastal Research SI 37:18-32. Common reed Phragmites australis: its control and effects upon biodiversity in wetland ecosystems. With C. M. Norman and P. J. Bushmann. 2001. Restoration Ecology 9(1): 49-59. Biology and Adaptive Strategies of Common Reed (Phragmites australis). Phragmites in Virginia: A management Symposium sponsored by Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation and Chesapeake Bay Commission. Library of Virginia - Richmond, Virginia. December 14, 2000. Correlation of measures of ambient toxicity and fish community diversity in a Chesapeake Bay tributary, Maryland, USA: a biological, chemical, and geological assessment. 2000. With S. Ian Hartwell, Ray W. Alden, David A. Wright, and Randy Kerhin. Environmental Toxicity and Chemistry Vol.19 (7): 1735-1763. Beyond Light: Physical, Geological and Chemical Habitat Requirements. 2000. With Evamaria Koch and J. Court Stevenson. In: Chesapeake Bay Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Water Quality and Habitat-Based Requirements and Restoration Targets: A Second Technical Synthesis. Available online at: http://www.chesapeakebay.net/pubs/sav/index.html Adaptive Strategies of Common Reed Phragmites australis. Proceedings: The Role of Phragmites in the Mid-Atlantic Region April 17, 2000. Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Maryland, Maryland Department of Natural Resources. Phragmites australis (Common Reed) Control on Department of Defense Installations. E. M. Davids, C. M. Norman and J. Taylor. Seminar June 1999 Langley Air Force Base, Virginia and Naval Air Station, Patuxent, Maryland. 65 p. The Distribution of Lipoidal Barriers in Potamogeton pectinatus L., a Representative Submersed Aquatic Angiosperm. With Todd J. Cooke. American Journal of Botany accepted 1999. Correlation of measures of ambient toxicity and fish community diversity in Chesapeake Bay, USA, tributaries - urbanizing watersheds. With S. I. Hartwell, C. E. Dawson, E. Q. Durell, R. W. Alden, P. C. Adolphson, D.A. Wright, G. M. Coelho, J. A. Mager, and C. M. Norman. 1997. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 16(12): 2556-2567. Chronic Toxicity of Atrazine to Sago Pondweed at a Range of Salinities: Implications for Criteria Development and Ecological Risk. With L. W. Hall, Jr. and R.D. Anderson. 1997 Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 33:261-267. The Influence of Salinity on the Chronic Toxicity of Atrazine to Sago Pondweed: Filling a Data Need for Development of an Estuarine Chronic Criterion. Final Report. January 1997. With L. W. Hall, Jr. and R.D. Anderson. Applied Academics: Students + Experience = Students + Career. With Dennis Golladay. Celebrate Learning - A Faculty Showcase, a Regional Conference on Excellence in Education for Community College Faculty. November 6-8, 1996. Ocean City, Maryland. Representative Grants 1997- Present Total revenue from grants and gifts exceeds two million dollars 2006-2007 2005-2006 Source: US Army Engineer Research and Development Center, Vicksburg, MS Purpose: Renewal of Development of a Protocol for Large-Scale Restoration of Ruppia maritima (Widgeon Grass) and Potamogeton perfoliatus (Redhead grass) by Seed Source: Marjorie and August Berlitz Charitable Trust - $500,000 Purpose: Construction and equipping of a new microbiology lab at AACC 2004-2005 Source: US Army Engineer Research and Development Center, Vicksburg, MS Purpose: Development of a Protocol for Large-Scale Restoration of Ruppia maritima (Widgeon Grass) and Potamogeton perfoliatus (Redhead grass) by Seed 2003-2004 Source: US Army Engineer Research and Development Center, Vicksburg, MS Purpose: Research and development efforts to protect and restore underwater wetlands with Ruppia maritima and Potamogeton perfoliatus seed collections for creating underwater wetlands at Poplar Island Source: Department of the Navy, Engineering Field Activity Chesapeake Purpose: Control of invasive plants in ponds on Department of Defense land 2002-2003 Source: State of Maryland, Maryland Port Administration Purpose: Creation of underwater wetlands for the Poplar Island Restoration Project through the expansion of Anne Arundel Community College laboratory culture facilities. Source: Department of the Navy, Engineering Field Activity Chesapeake Purpose: Renewal to develop management guidelines, and provide demonstration control of Common reed and invasive species on Department of Defense land within the States of Maryland and Virginia: 2001-2002 Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Purpose: To develop curriculum for advanced scuba class that meets requirements for NOAA Science Diver certification. Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Purpose: To examine the colonization of newly established seagrass beds in a sub-estuary of the Chesapeake Bay Source: The Williams Company and Cove Point Natural Heritage Trust Purpose: Phragmites control plan recommendations for Cove Point Marsh 2000-2001 Source: Maryland Department of Natural Resources Purpose: To conduct ambient water and sediment bioassays using P. pectinatus and V. americana Source: Conservation Fund Purpose: Wetlands restoration planning in southern Arkansas Source: Potomac Crossing Consultants Purpose: Wetlands creation and restoration - Woodrow Wilson Bridge mitigation project 1999-2000 Source: Department of the Navy, Engineering Field Activity Chesapeake Purpose: Renewal to conduct surveys, develop management guidelines, and provide demonstration control of Common reed on Department of Defense land within the States of Maryland and Virginia Source: University of Maryland Wye Research & Education Center Purpose: Conduct submersed aquatic vegetation toxicity tests with Irgarol metabolite GS26575for the Wye Research and Education Center Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Plant Materials Center Purpose: Provide student workers to reforest with native trees and shrubs along the George Washington Memorial Parkway 1998-1999 Source: Department of the Navy, Engineering Field Activity Chesapeake Purpose: To conduct surveys, develop management guidelines, and provide demonstration control of Common reed on Department of Defense land within the States of Maryland and Virginia Source: University of Maryland Wye Research & Education Center Purpose: Conduct submersed aquatic vegetation toxicity tests with irgarol for the Wye Research and Education Center Source: Chesapeake Bay Trust Purpose: Grant for materials and set-up equipment for the expansion of culture facilities for the propagation and grow-out of SAV Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Plant Materials Center Purpose: Provide student workers to plant trees and shrubs along the George Washington Memorial Parkway 1997-1998 Source: Natural Resources Conservation Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Purpose: Native perennial revegetation project at Shenandoah National Park. Source: International Paper Purpose: Provide annual maintenance to the aquatic nursery at the Nevamar facility in Odenton, MD COURSES TAUGHT Fundamentals of Biology (Freshman Level) Plant Propagation (Sophomore Level) Economic Botany Man and His Environment Botany Ecology Environmental Science Ecosystems and the Environment Click here to go to
the Ailstock Homepage |
| Department Link | Division Link | AACC Home Page |
|
Copyright 1998 Anne Arundel Community College
Designed by Media Production Services and Eileen Davids
Address questions and comments to the Webmaster
Updated January 2007
