Inspiring Excellence
Dr. Thomas D. Sisk was a pioneer in science-based landscape-level analysis of wildlife habitat and the engagement of diverse voices in conservation planning. His research and teaching focused on the science-policy interface to inform on-the-ground management and policy development. He taught ecology, conservation biology, and environmental policy and retired from NAU the summer of 2021. The Thomas D Sisk Graduate Fellowship in Conservation Science will serves as a tool to recruit and support the next generation of conservation leaders who mirror the diverse demographics of the communities of the southwest.
Read about the inaugural Sisk Fellow, Shawna Woody, here.