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Paul A. X. Bologna Curriculum Vitae Montclair State University Department of Biology and Molecular Biology Montclair, NJ 07043 bolognap@mail.montclair.edu (973) 655-4112 office (973) 655-7047 fax Academic Positions Assistant Professor, Montclair State University, 2003 – Present Director, Aquatic and Coastal Sciences Program, 2005 - Present Doctoral Faculty, Montclair State University, 2004 – Present Passaic River Institute Faculty, Montclair State University, 2004 - Present Assistant Professor and Marine Biology Program Director, Fairleigh Dickinson University, 2000-2003 Adjunct Professor, Rutgers University, 1999 Adjunct Professor, Maine Maritime Academy, 1997 Education Ph. D. Marine Science 1998, University of South Alabama. Dissertation: The effects of seagrass habitat architecture on associated fauna. Major professor, Kenneth L. Heck, Ph.D. M. S. Oceanography 1992, University of Maine. Thesis: Kelp beds as habitat for the American lobster, Homarus americanus. Major professor, Robert S. Steneck, Ph.D. B. S. Zoology 1988, Michigan State University. Administrative Experience Aquatic and Coastal Sciences Program Director, Montclair State University 2005 - Present As Chair of the Aquatic and Coastal Sciences Program, my initial duties are curriculum development and assessment needs for a combined and accelerated Bachelors and Masters program of study (5 year combined BS/MS). This program fills a niche in the New Jersey Educational system by establishing a curriculum which directly prepares students to enter the work force, but also prepares them for further graduate education. Employment in the varied fields of Aquatic Science generally requires a Bachelors Degree in an appropriate scientific discipline. Most employees engaged in aquatic resource protection, management, and research; obtain degrees in biology, geology, chemistry, physics, or environmental science. The principal of this degree utilizes the interdisciplinary nature of the