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Dawn Gouge

Professor, Entomology | Professor, BIO5 Institute | Professor, Entomology / Insect Science - GIDP | Member of the Graduate Faculty | Specialist, Entomology | Interim Associate Director, Agriculture & Natural Resources Programs

Collaboration(32)

Peter Ellsworth
Channah Rock
Gregg Garfin
Ayman Mostafa
Alfred Fournier

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Grants(17)

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Publications(34)

Recent

Academic Capture in the Anthropocene: A Framework to Assess Climate Action in Higher Education

2023

climate action, higher education, academic capture, anthropocene, assessment framework

Gouge, D. H. Cisneros, L. Ellsworth, P. and Maley C. Resistance Management for Cancer: Lessons from Farmers. Cancer Research

2023

resistance management, cancer, lessons, farmers, research

Improving Environmental Health in Schools

2023

environmental health, schools, improvement, children, research

Sonoran desert mosquitoes: a story about water, heat, housing and WNV.

2023

mosquitoes, desert ecology, west nile virus, climate adaptation, urbanization

Pandemic pests.

2022

pandemics, pests

Assessing near-infrared spectrophotometry NIRS) for evaluation of Aedes aegypti population age structure in Arizona

2022

near-infrared spectrophotometry, aedes aegypti, population age structure, arizona, evaluation

Integrated Pest Management Strategies for Round-tailed Ground Squirrels

2020

pest control, wildlife management, integrated pest management, sustainable agriculture, ecosystem conservation

Using Citizen Science to Enhance Surveillance of the Mosquito Vector Aedes aegypti in Arizona

2019

citizen science, mosquito surveillance, aedes aegypti, vector control, public health

AZ1784: Roof Rats Pathogens and Parasites

2018

rodent-borne diseases, parasitology, urban wildlife, public health, pest control

Spider fear versus scorpion fear in undergraduate students at five American universities

2018

fear response, student psychology, animal phobias, comparative psychology, university studies