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*(M) William “Bill Stewart” (Arizona Game and Fish Deparment) works as Wildlife Specialist II with the Arizona Game and Fish Department in Phoenix, Arizona. His duties involve supervision and employee development, designing study plans, implementing studies, collecting and analyzing data, technical and trip reporting, presenting findings at internal and external meetings, budget review and reporting, and purchasing equipment. He served as the lead project biological on the Alga project, the Horseshoe-Bartlett HCP Long Term Monitoring Study, and the Lake Pleasant Striped Bass project. | *(M) William “Bill Stewart” (Arizona Game and Fish Deparment) works as Wildlife Specialist II with the Arizona Game and Fish Department in Phoenix, Arizona. His duties involve supervision and employee development, designing study plans, implementing studies, collecting and analyzing data, technical and trip reporting, presenting findings at internal and external meetings, budget review and reporting, and purchasing equipment. He served as the lead project biological on the Alga project, the Horseshoe-Bartlett HCP Long Term Monitoring Study, and the Lake Pleasant Striped Bass project. | ||
*Prior to that, he worked as a laboratory technician with CTC in Phoenix, a fisheries technician with Idaho Fish and Game in Nampa, Idaho, and a fisheries crew leader with the U.S. Forest Service in Fairfield, Idaho. | *Prior to that, he worked as a laboratory technician with CTC in Phoenix, a fisheries technician with Idaho Fish and Game in Nampa, Idaho, and a fisheries crew leader with the U.S. Forest Service in Fairfield, Idaho. | ||
| − | *He received his B.S. in Biology from Pacific Lutheran University in May 2001 and his M.S. in Computational Biology from Arizona State University in May 2005. He also received a Public Manager Certification from Arizona State University in February 2010. | + | *He received his B.S. in Biology from Pacific Lutheran University in May 2001 and his M.S. in Computational Biology from Arizona State University in May 2005. He also received a Public Manager Certification from Arizona State University in February 2010. |
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TWG BIO SUMMARY
- (M) William “Bill Stewart” (Arizona Game and Fish Deparment) works as Wildlife Specialist II with the Arizona Game and Fish Department in Phoenix, Arizona. His duties involve supervision and employee development, designing study plans, implementing studies, collecting and analyzing data, technical and trip reporting, presenting findings at internal and external meetings, budget review and reporting, and purchasing equipment. He served as the lead project biological on the Alga project, the Horseshoe-Bartlett HCP Long Term Monitoring Study, and the Lake Pleasant Striped Bass project.
- Prior to that, he worked as a laboratory technician with CTC in Phoenix, a fisheries technician with Idaho Fish and Game in Nampa, Idaho, and a fisheries crew leader with the U.S. Forest Service in Fairfield, Idaho.
- He received his B.S. in Biology from Pacific Lutheran University in May 2001 and his M.S. in Computational Biology from Arizona State University in May 2005. He also received a Public Manager Certification from Arizona State University in February 2010.
- Last Updated- 2017
