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NREM Faculty
Faculty who can advise students do not include Emeritus faculty, Junior researchers, and Agents. Cooperating and Affiliate faculty can only advise students as a co-advisor along with an NREM graduate faculty member.
Email: tomoakim@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-7333 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: crows@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-8149 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: rdacks@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-8825 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: jbfriday@hawaii.edu Phone: 969-8254 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: yfhuang@hawaii.edu Phone: Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: idol@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-7508 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: mykanesh@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-6343 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: pkeral@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-6707 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: litton@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-6004 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: alowemac@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-0908 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: aamcguig@hawaii.edu Phone: 969-8217 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: koleson@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-8864 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: songyip@hawaii.edu Phone: 969-8270 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: hayleypc@hawaii.edu Phone: Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: pompeani@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-9575 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: pricemel@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-7774 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: trauerni@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-6875 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: tsangy@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-6361 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: mehana@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-8901 Special Skills and Knowledge:
Email: adel@hawaii.edu Phone: 956-2620 Special Skills and Knowledge:
CTAHR wildfire researcher Clay Trauernicht recently joined other experts on disaster vulnerability and resilience in the Islands on Hawai‘i Public Radio program The Conversation.
Koa is a key species in native forest recovery, but other trees are needed for long-term reforestation after a fire, Clay Trauernicht concludes in a Forest Ecology and Management article about his 14-year study in the Wai‘anae mountains.