BRUCE EDWARD FOX. Professor of Forest Management P.O. Box Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ

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1 Professor of Forest Management P.O. Box Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ Voice: (office) EXPERIENCE: Professor, Forest Management, July 1998 to present; Associate Professor, August 1991 to July 1998; Assistant Professor, July 1985 to August Undergraduate and graduate teaching and research responsibilities in forest management and economics. Northern Arizona University. Flagstaff, AZ. Field Operations Manager. KGA. Berkeley, CA. Technical and logistics support for vegetation mapping of Grand Canyon National Park. May 2009 to September Director, Master of Administration Program. Northern Arizona University. Flagstaff, AZ. Leadership and administrative responsibility for Master of Administration Program. Master of Administration Program faculty member. January 2008 through December Director, University Honors Program. Northern Arizona University. Flagstaff, AZ. Leadership and administrative responsibility for University Honors Program. Honors Program faculty member. May 2002 through January Chair, School of Forestry. Northern Arizona University. Flagstaff, AZ. Leadership and administrative responsibility for School of Forestry. July 2001 to May Interim Chair: August 1999 through July Forest Management Specialist. Pacific Meridian Resources. Emeryville, CA. Project and corporate planning and management. Design and implementation of forest inventory, accounting, and project management systems. Analytical support. Proposal writing. June 1992 through August (Sabbatical position). Forester. USDA Forest Service. Flagstaff, AZ. Evaluation and analysis of multiresource impacts and response functions associated with the management of Southwestern ponderosa pine. June to August Area Forester. Champion International, Winnsboro, SC. Land management responsibility for developing and implementing harvesting, inventory, and regeneration plans for over 65,000 acres of forest land. Direct supervisory responsibility for five-person hourly crew and one professional forester. Annual budget responsibility of over $250,000. February 1984 to July Business Planning Analyst. Champion International, Greenville, SC. Forest management, business and economic planning for Champion Timberlands' over 600,000 acres forest land in the Southeast including harvest scheduling, land and timber appraisal, and timber sourcing analyses. April 1980 to February Research Assistant. University of Michigan. Development of a long term timber sale policy for use by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. April 1979 through April Forester. USDA Forest Service, Washington, D.C. Development of computerized data banks for Resources Planning Act Program Analysis. Summer Teaching Assistant. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Forest Surveying and Forest Measurements, Summer 1977; Forest Economics, Fall 1977 and 1978; Natural Resource Economics, Winter 1978; and Forest Management, Winter Instructor, Forest Harvesting, Winter 1980.

2 Research Assistant. University of Michigan. Development of operational procedures for incorporating public involvement data into Forest Service decision making Teaching Assistant. University of California, Berkeley. Two years assisting in the teaching of undergraduate professional courses in forest ecology and forest management, including 10-week forestry summer field program. Fall 1974, Spring and Fall 1975, Winter, Spring, and Summer Research Assistant. University of California, Berkeley. Field work establishing permanent inventory plots, timber cruising, and marking. Blodgett Experimental Forest. Summer Timber faller. Taffi Forest Management Co., Chester, California. Summer Consultant to present. Forestry and corporate management consultant, forest products and aerospace industries. EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION: Ph.D., Natural Resources. Forest Economics and Policy. June University of Michigan. Ann Arbor, MI. Dissertation Topic: A Long Term Timber Sale Policy for Michigan's State Forests Master of Forestry. June University of California, Berkeley. Bachelor of Science, Forestry. March (With Honors). University of California, Berkeley. Registered Professional Forester, California present. Registered Professional Forester, South Carolina

3 PUBLICATIONS: BRUCE EDWARD FOX Refereed Publications: Fox, Bruce E. and John J. Doherty Design to Learn. Communications in Information Literacy. Vol 5. No. 2. (electronic journal). Fox, Bruce I Love Numbers Journal of the National Collegiate Honors Council 8(1):53-54 Fox, Bruce Success as an Honors Director: What Does It Take? Journal of the National Collegiate Honors Council. 7(2): Pinjuv, G. P.J. Daugherty, and B.E. Fox Cost/effectiveness analysis of ponderosa pine ecosystem restoration in Flagstaff Arizona's wildland-urban interface. pp in Ponderosa Pine Ecosystem Restoration and Conservation: Steps Toward Stewardship. USDA Forest Service Proceedings RMRS-P-22. Fox, Bruce E., Thomas E. Kolb, and Ernest A. Kurmes "An integrated forestry curriculum: The Northern Arizona University experience." Journal of Forestry. 94(3): [a feature article]. Fox, Bruce E. and Pamela E. Raskob "Comparing the efficiency of three inventory sampling methods to determine timber volumes in pinyon-juniper woodlands." Western Journal of Applied Forestry. 7(4) Fox, Bruce E "Pinyon-juniper stumpage values in Northern Arizona." Western Journal of Applied Forestry 5(4): Wood, D. B., B. E. Fox, and W.W. Covington "Computer-based approach for teaching multiresource management." Journal of Forestry 87(11): Fox, Bruce E., Mary Anne Keller, Andrew J. Schlosberg, and James E. Vlahovich "Opportunity costs of implementing forest plans." Environmental Management 13(1): Fox, Bruce E "Estimating returns on forest investments using break-even yield analysis." Southern Journal of Applied Forestry 12(4): Published Proceeding Papers: Fox, B.E., L.E. DeWald, T.E. Kolb, M.E. Lee, D.B. Wood "Assessing a Forestry Education". Second Biennial Conference on University Education in Natural Resources. Natural Resources and Environmental Issues. Volume 8. Pp College of Natural Resources. Utah State University. Daugherty, P.J., B.E. Fox, Dean P. Angelides, Jim Lemieux "Educational Partnerships". Second Biennial Conference on University Education in Natural Resources. Natural Resources and Environmental Issues. Volume 8. Pp College of Natural Resources. Utah State University. Fox, Bruce E., Thomas E. Kolb, and Ernest A. Kurmes "Benefits and costs of an integrated forestry curriculum: The Northern Arizona University experience." In: Proceedings First Biennial Conference on University Education in Natural Resources. College of Agricultural Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University. Garrett, Lawrence D., Bruce E. Fox, and William F. Stansfield "An Assessment of Arizona's Timber Resources and Forest Products Industry." A Report to the State of Arizona, Department of Commerce. 57p. 3

4 GRANT HISTORY: BRUCE EDWARD FOX Fox, Bruce Lucking Family Foundation Faculty Travel Grant. $969. Fox, Bruce Travel Grant. Center for International Education. $1,000. Fox, Bruce E. Michael R. Wagner, and Yeon-Su Kim. May Global Learning Implementation Initiative Proposal. Submitted to Center for International Education. Northern Arizona University. $12,000. Funded. Howe, Glenn T., et al Western conifer forest systems: Strategies for climate change adaptation and mitigation. Planning Proposal. Agriculture and Food Research Initiative. Competitive Grants Program. Program: Climate Change. Regional Approaches to Climate Change. $48,848. Funded. Honors Program Symposia. B. Fox. Submitted to the President s Undergraduate Student Recruitment and Retention Grants program for $1,050. Spring Funded. "A learning community for developing and implementing active learning techniques." L.E. DeWald, B.E. Fox, and P.E. Foti, co-principal investigators. Submitted to the USDA Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service for $79,851. March Not funded. Fox, Bruce. "Assessing Recent Trends in Arizona's Forest Products Industry." Submitted to Northern Arizona University Organized Research, October 1990 for $5, year. Funded. Fox, Bruce. "Assessing Recent Trends in Arizona's Forest Products Industry." Submitted to Northern Arizona University Organized Research, October 1989 for $4, year. Funded. [grant award returned]. Fox, Bruce. "Assessing Recent Trends in Arizona's Forest Products Industry." Submitted to Northern Arizona University Organized Research, September 1988 for $4, year. Not funded. PRESENTATIONS AT CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS (selected list): Haddon, Rosalinda (presenter), J. Doherty, B. Fox, and K. Ketchner Creating First Year Learning Courses Utilizing backward Design. Lilly Conference on College & University Teaching West. Pomona, CA. Haddon, Rosalinda (presenter), J. Doherty, B. Fox, and K. Ketchner, and B. Fox. Designing a Blended Learning Course to Engage and Empower First Year Students. Lilly Conference on College & University Teaching West. Pomona, CA. Fox, Bruce E. (presenter), J. Doherty, R. Haddon, and K. Ketchner Setting High Expectations in First- Year Seminars to Foster Student Success. International Conference on The First-Year Experience Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Kim, Yeon-Su, B.E. Fox, and M.R. Wagner Assessing Global Learning in Forestry: Connecting the Dots From Program to Courses. Southwest Institute for Learning with Technology. May 23, Fox, B.E., J. Doherty, T. Adams, R. Evans, M. White, and K. Grett Getting the Band Together: Compromise and Collaboration in Planning and Developing a Podcast Series. Southwest Institute for Learning with Technology. May 24, Co-Presenter. Writing for Publication: A Conversation with Journal Editors & Reviewers. October 2, 2009 Faculty Development Program. Northern Arizona University. Fox, B.E Using Fiction to Replace Traditional Textbooks Southwest Institute for Learning with Technology. Northern Arizona University. May 17. 4

5 Scarnati, Blasé, Cynthia Conn, and Bruce Fox Conducting an Assessment Audit of General Education Courses for Purposes of Identifying Embedded Assignments. General Education and Assessment: Creating Shared Responsibility for Learning Across the Curriculum. Association of American Colleges and Universities. Atlanta, GA. V. Enders, C. Kleinert, K. Pugliesi, and B. Fox The Politics or Curricular Reform Annual Meeting of the Association of American of Colleges and Universities. Washington D.C. L.E. DeWald, P.J. Daugherty, B. E. Fox Partnerships in Learning and Teaching in the School of Forestry at Northern Arizona University. Western Region Teaching Symposium (poster presentation). Fox, Bruce. "Benefits and costs of an integrated forestry curriculum: The Northern Arizona University experience." Presented at the First Biennial Conference on University Education in Natural Resources. College of Agricultural Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University. March Blankenship, Virginia and Bruce Fox. "Research Ethics." Discussion co-leader with Virginia Blankenship. New graduate student orientation, Graduate College, Northern Arizona University. August 1995, 1997, and 1998 (with Nancy Riggs). PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS (selected list): Co-Presenter. Writing for Publication: A Conversation with Journal Editors & Reviewers. October 2, 2009 Faculty Development Program. Northern Arizona University. National Collegiate Honors Council. Faculty Institute. Assessment in Honors. July National Collegiate Honors Council. Annual Meeting. 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association. Annual Meetings. 2002, 2003, 2004 The Vital Faculty: Issues after Tenure. Council on Undergraduate Research Institute. Long Beach, CA. February Association of American Colleges and Universities. Annual Meeting: 2001 and Greater Expectations Institute. June General Education and Assessment. February Society of American Foresters Annual Meetings: 1999 and SERVICE (selected list): School Curriculum Committee present Chair, Forest Biostatican Search Committee Faculty Status Committee present. Chair, Teaching Evaluation Committee, Chair, Spring 2010 Chair, Coordinator of Recruitment, Retention, and Placement Search Committee Member, Curriculum Review Committee to Co-chair, Silvicultural Operations Faculty Search Committee Member, Environmental Management Planning Committee Coordinator of Academic Programs to Chair, Departmental Chair Search Committee Coordinator of Graduate Studies to

6 University Recipient, President s Faculty and Academic Professionals Award Summer Curriculum Process Review Group University Learning Outcomes Initiative. Proposed the initiative and led efforts for its adoption. Faculty Senate present Vice President present. Chair, Bylaws and Nominating Committees, Chair, Elections Committee, present University Assessment Committee Summer Assessment Committee Liberal Studies Committee. June 1998-January January 2010-present. Chair, January 2013-present Chair, Liberal Studies Director Search Committee Chair, Distinguished Liberal Studies Faculty Member Selection Committee Summer Subcommittee Chair, Liberal Studies Program Review Task Force. October 2010-October Co-chair, November 2001-June Graduate Committee. January 2008-December 2009 Faculty Development Advisory Committee Commission on the Status of Women, 2008-present Chair, Master of Administration Steering Committee. January 2008-December 2009 Member, Strategic Planning Council to present Academic Chairs Council to Interim Executive Director. November 2003-May 2004 Search Committee Member: Director, International Office Director, Alumni and Constituent Relations Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Services Coordinator, Focused Site Visit of the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools Member, Presidential Installation Planning Committee. March to September Member, Faculty Senate Curriculum Review Committee. Spring Member, Provost's Faculty Development Committee. Spring University Mediator Training, August 1999 Co-chair, Northern Arizona University North Central Association Accreditation Self Study and site visit. June 1996 to January Co-facilitator, University-Wide Tenure Working Group Faculty Fellow. Office of the President. January-May Member, University Curriculum Committee to June Chair, November 2001 to June Member, Liberal Studies Review Committee Member, Graduate Council 1993 to January 2008-January 2010 Chair, Ph.D. Language Requirement Subcommittee, Member, Regents' Tri-University Committee on Conditions of Faculty Service to Member, Faculty Senate. 6

7 COMMUNITY AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE (selected): Member, Theatrikos Board of Directors. May 2013 to present. Member, Flagstaff Open Space Commission. August 2010-present. Chair Member, Board of Directors. National Collegiate Honors Council (three year term). Member, Board of Directors, Flagstaff Leadership Program. July 2004-January Second Vice President 2008 Consultant-Evaluator, Higher Learning Commission of the North Central to present. AQIP Evaluator. Higher Learning Commission of the North Central to present Member, Coconino County Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee. January 2002 to September Chair, Northern Arizona University United Way Campaign Consultant-Instructor, "Politics of the Budgetary Process" (Spring 1987) and The Politics of National Forest Management (Spring 1986) with R. W. Behan. Workshops presented to Coconino National Forest personnel. Referee for manuscripts submitted for publication to Environmental Management, 1988 to present; Southern Journal of Applied Forestry, 1983 to present; Journal of Forestry, 2009-present; Western Journal of Applied Forestry, 2009-present; USDA Forest Service Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, 1994 to present; National Biological Survey, 1996 to present; Forest Science 2009-present Editorial Board Member (Founding). Honors in Practice present Publisher's Reviewer John Wiley and Sons Elsevier Science & Technology Publisher's Reviewer and Davis, Lawrence S. and K. Norman Johnson Forest Management. Third edition. McGraw-Hill Book Co. New York, NY. 790p. (review requested prior to writing of a new edition). Author's Reviewer Patton, David R Wildlife Habitat Relationships in Forested Ecosystems. Chapter 8. "Timber Harvesting, Livestock Grazing, and Wildlife." Timber Press. Portland, OR. Publisher's Reviewer Gregory, G.R Resource Economics for Foresters. John Wiley and Sons, New York, NY. 477p. Publisher's Reviewer Neff, Environmental Science. Pearson Press. Gregory, G.R Resource Economics for Foresters. John Wiley and Sons, New York, NY. 477p. Updated: July