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    abstract: "Scott George is a biologist in the Watersheds Research Section of the\
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      \ degree at the State University at Albany (SUNY) in Ecology and Evolutionary\
      \ Biology on the impact of severe flooding on lotic biota. Scott's current research\
      \ is aimed at better understanding riverine fish, benthic macroinvertebrate,\
      \ and periphyton communities and the disturbances that impact them. Specific\
      \ ongoing projects include monitoring the expansion of Round Goby towards the\
      \ Hudson River using environmental DNA and other methods, studying the recovery\
      \ of fish assemblages in acid-impacted Catskill Mountain streams, and evaluating\
      \ the toxicity of sediments to benthic macroinvertebrates in Great Lakes Areas\
      \ of Concern.EDUCATION:M.S., State University of New York, Albany, NY; Major\
      \ \u2013 Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, 2014M.A., State University of New\
      \ York, Albany, NY; Major \u2013 Social Studies, 2010B.A. (Magna Cum Laude),\
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      \ MEMBERSHIPS:American Fisheries SocietyNew York State Chapter of the American\
      \ Fisheries SocietySociety For Freshwater ScienceTrout UnlimitedPROFESSIONAL\
      \ EXPERIENCE:Biologist; U.S. Geological Survey, Troy, NY; 2011-present:Coordinates\
      \ projects and provides field support and data analysis to other ongoing projects\
      \ concerning: acidification, extreme hydrologic events, flow-modification, trout\
      \ population dynamics, water temperatures, and other stressors in stream ecosystems.Intern;\
      \ NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Stream Biomonitoring Unit (SBU),\
      \ Troy, NY; 2010-2011:Processed benthic macroinvertebrate kick samples, locating\
      \ and identifying organisms to the ordinal level.  Conducted literature review\
      \ of present lake biomonitoring methods for future integration into SBU Standard\
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