Dr. Maerz receives 2010 Excellence in Undergraduate Research Mentoring Faculty Award

Dr. John Maerz received the 2010 Excellence in Undergraduate Research Mentoring Faculty Award from the University of Georgia’s Honors Program and Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities. The award recognizes early career faculty who have demonstrated depth and breadth in their efforts to create and support research opportunities for undergraduates. The selection committee noted Dr. Maerz’s record of sustained contact with students, and the comments of faculty and students in letters of support. Dr. Maerz will receive his award at the CURO Symposium on March 29, and be recognized at the Honors Day ceremonies and the 2010 Faculty Recognition Banquet.

Nonnative milkweed affecting migration behavior and disease dynamics of monarch butterflies.

BBC Earth profiles Urspelerpes discovery as one of "Five new species found hiding right under our no

More wolf spiders feasting on American toads due to invasive grass, UGA study shows

Georgia Outdoors documentary profiles our collaborative effort to save the endangered frogs

The Hidden Jewels of Appalachia Documentary highlights importance and threats to Appalachian salaman

One-of-a-kind find in Georgia: Patch-nosed salamander

Paid Amphibian Research Experiences for Undergraduates

UGA paid summer wildlife research technician working in Fukushima, Japan

Amphibian Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)

Dr. Maerz's Josiah Meigs Distinguished Professor awards video

Dr. John Maerz named Josiah Meigs Distinguished Professor