| Stephen
Freedman, Ph.D.
Academic Vice President 509-323-6503 |
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| 1978 | Ph.D. | Ecology and Evolutionary Biology | University of California |
| 1974 | M.E.S. | Environmental Studies | York University |
| 1973 | Completion Certificate | United Nations Graduate Study Program | |
| 1971 | B.Sc. | Biology, Chemistry (with Honors) | Loyola of Montreal |
Research Interests
Studies on the interaction between humans and their environments from an ecological perspective, with major emphasis on energy and specific treatment of agro-ecosystem and population resource models.
Professional Experience
2002-present: Academic Vice President, Gonzaga University1994-2002: Dean, Mundelein College of Loyola University.
1990-1994: Chair, Department of Natural Science, Loyola University of Chicago.
1989-present: Professor, Department of Natural Science, Loyola University of Chicago.
1984-1989: Associate Professor, Department of Natural Science, Loyola University of Chicago.
1981-present: Graduate Faculty, Department of Biology, Loyola University of Chicago.
1978-1984: Assistant Professor, Department of Natural Science, Loyola University of Chicago.
Representative Publications
Freedman, S.M. and Rosenberg, D.B., 1984. An ecological succession model applied to environmental management. International Journal of Environmental Studies (23),11-18.Rosenberg, D.B. and Freedman, S.M., 1984. Application of a model of ecological succession to conservation and land use management. Environmental Conservation,(11), 323-330.
Rosenberg, D.B. and Freedman, S.M., 1986. Succession theory, eutrophication and water quality management. International Journal of Environmental Studies (28),109-121.
Freedman, S.M. and Rosenberg, D.B. 1987. Eutrophication and water quality management The application of current ecological theory. In: Z. Dubinsky and Y. Steinberger (Editors), Environmental quality and ecosystem stability, Bar-Ilan Press, Jerusalem, Israel.
Freedman, S.M. and Rosenberg, D.B.,1989. Manipulating spatial and temporal resources in agro-ecosystems: Environmental inputs to resource management. International Journal of Environmental Studies (35),27-39.
Freedman, S.1992. Water treatment using facultative sewage lagoons: The application of ecological succession theory. In: A. Adin, A.Gasith,B. Fattal and A. Kanarek (Editors), Environmental quality and ecosystem stability, ISEEQS Publications
Rosenberg, D.B. and Freedman, S., 1994. Temporal heterogeneity and ecological community structure. International Journal of Environmental Studies (46), pp.97-102.
Overseas Experience and Travel
New Beginnings Program - Involved in six-year partnership between Loyola University Chicago and the University of Sarajevo
Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities International Program Visits – India and El Salvador
Involved with the Loyola University Chicago in Rome and Gonzaga University in Florence student exchange programs.
Professional Memberships
American Association for the Advancement of Science
Ecological Society of America, National Science Teachers Association (NSTA)
Association for Continuing Higher Education (ACHE)
Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL)
Illinois Council on Continuing Higher Education (ICCHE).
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