BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

Dr. Aaron N. Moen Professor Emeritus

Department of Natural Resources College of Agriculture and LIfe Sciences

Cornell University, Ithaca, New York 14853

Degrees

Bachelor of Science, 1958, Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minnesota Master of Science in Education, 1963, St. Cloud State University, S1. Cloud, Minnesota Doctor of Philosophy, 1966, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota

Full-time Professional Positions in Education

1999 ....... , Professor Emeritus, Comell University, Ithaca, NY 1980-1998, Professor of Wildlife Ecology, Cornell University, NY 1973-1980, Associate Professor of Wildlife Ecology, C01:nell University, NY 1967-1973~ Assistant Professor of Wildlife Ecology, Cornell University, NY

-1966-1967, Assistant Professor of Zoology, University of Minnesota, MN 1963-1964, Biology Teacher, Wayzata Senior High School, Wayzata, MN 1962-1963, Biology Instructor, S1. Cloud State University, Minnesota, MN 1961-1962, General Science Teacher, Junior High and Rochester Evening College, MN 19.60-1961, General Science and Biology Teacher, Menahga High School, MN T9-S8-1960, General Science and Biology Teacher, Dassel High School, MN

College Courses Taught, 1963-1998

At Cornell: agriculture and wildlife, analytical ecology, ecological integration, introductory wildlife biology, natural history information management, modeling concepts and applica~ions in natural resources, population ecology, wildlife science research, wildlife species ecology, wildlife management concepts and applications, winter energetics, and undergraduate teaching in natural resources.

ElsewHere: human biology (St. Cloud State University), vertebrate ecology (University ofMinne"sota), and field, biology (University of Nebraska).

Lectures and Seminars Presented

Over 75 lectures and seminars have been presented at 45 universities and institutions in the United States and abroad. Several department seminars have been presented at Cornell University in Animal Science, Biometrics, Ecology and Systematics, and Natural Resources.

Invited lectures have been presented at Guelph University in Ontario and The University of Lavalle in Quebec, Canada; at th~ p~er Production Conference in New Zealand, at the Caribou and Reindeer Symposium ih Norway, at the University of Up sa ala in Sweden, and at the International Moose Meetings in Syktyvkar, Russia as a guest of the Moscow Academy of Science.

Publication Summary

Professor Moen has authored 110 publications, including 11 books, and several educational software programs and computer models. Reprint requests have been received from 33 countries. A complete bibliography may be found attached to this biographical information.

In addition to these traditional printed publications, Professor Moen has authored over 2000 hypertext files in the Wildlife Ecology and Management Information System on the Local Area Network in the Cooperative Learning Center, Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University. This system has been used by hundreds of students in many department courses since 1991. Professor Moen has also authored several concept and applications books used by students in the Cooperative Learning Center, 1995-1998.

Honors and Awards

Innovative Teacher Award, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell, 1995 Travel Fellowship provided by the Moscow Academy of Sciences, U.S.S.R., 1990 President, Cornell Chapter, Gamma Sigma Delta, 1987-1988 Visiting Scholar, Biology Department, University of Louisville, 1987 Distinguished Alumnus in Education, Gustavus Adolphus College, 1985 John Pearce Memorial Award, Northeast Section of the Wildlife Society, 1983 Travel Fellowship to New Zealand, 1983 Visiting Scholar, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1982 Travel Fellowship and invited lecturer to Norway and Sweden, 1979 Travel Fellowship to England, 1973 Listed in Outstanding Young Men of America, 1969 Elected to Gamma Sigma Delta, University of Minnesota, 1966 NSF Summer Research Grants, 1965 and 1966 National Wildlife Federation Fellowships, 1964-66 Elected to Kappa Delta Pi, St. Cloud State University, 1963 NSF Summer School Stipend, St. Cloud State University, 1962 Undergraduate academic scholarships, dormitory counselor, various part-time jobs,

several undergraduate offices, and intercollegiate athletic activities, 1954-1958

Past and/or present Memberships in Professional Societies

American Society ofMammalogists, Ecological Society of America, Natural Areas Association, Society of American Foresters, Society for Range Management, and The Wildlife Society

Past andlor present National Professional Responsibilities

Certified Wildlife Biologist, The Wildlife Society Member of the Education Committee, The Wildlife Society Chair, Education Meeting, North American Wildlife and Natural Resource Conference Chair, Professional Education Committee, The Wildlife Society Chair, Evaluation Committee, The Wildlife Society Chair, Membership Committee, North Central Section, Society for Range Management

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Editorial Reviewer for the Following Publications

Alces, American Midland Naturalist, Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, Ecology, Ecological Monographs, Journal ofMamrnalogy, Journal of Wildlife Management, National Geographic Society, National Science Foundation, National Science & Engineering Research Council Canada, Science, The Lindbergh Foundation, and commercial book publishers

Department and University Activities, Cornell, 1967-1998

Department Computer Committee, 1996-1998 Design and development of the Department's Cooperative Learning Center, 1990:-1998 College Electronic Technology Committee, 1992-1993 Sabbatical leave in Minnesota and Isle Royale National Park, 1988 President, Cornell Chapter of Gamma Sigma Delta, 1987-1988 Elected member and Secretary, College Policy Committee, 1986-1988 Agriculture Information Systems Committee, 1985-1986 Sabbatical leave with the U.S. Forest Service, Ely, Minnesota, 1981 Elected member, Faculty Council of Representatives, Cornell University, 1979 Director of the Arnot Teaching and Research Forest, 1978-1983 Research Coordinator, Arnot Teaching and Research Forest, 1976-1978 Visiting faculty, Cedar View Biological Field Station, University of Nebraska, 1978 Sabbatical leave at the Itasca Biological Field Station, Minnesota 1973-1974 Charter member, Cornell Chapter, Gamma Sigma Delta, National Honor Society Advisor to the Cornell Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society Computer Committee, Department of Natural Resources Principal Investigator, Wildlife Ecology Laboratory, Department of Natural Resources Leader, Wildlife Science Group, Department of Natural Resources Seminar Committee, Department of Natural Resources Department search committees for department chair, extension forester, wildlife

professor, and mammalogy professor in Ecology·& Systematics

Professional Workshops Presented

New York State biologists, 1976 and 1981; Northeast regional biologists, 1982; New York State foresters, 1982; Virginia biologists, 1984; and biologists from 12 states, 1986

Consulting

The U.S. Army, Virginia; The Trustees of Reservations, Massachusetts; The Bernheim Foundation, Kentucky; The Nature Conservancy, New York; and private firms in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and New York.

Personal Activities, Hobbies, and other Interests

Athletics, golf, summer recreation activities, wood-canvas canoe restoration, fishing, hunting, sporting clays, fly-tying, archery, leather tooling, farming, 4-H leader, music (clarinet, piano, violin, mandolin, banjo, guitar, and accordion), photography, basketball statistics and analyses (Cornell University and Lansing Central School), church activities, canoe trails director in Wisconsin in 1958, and many backpacking and canoe trips into wilderness areas in California, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, and Canada.

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COMPLETE PUBLICATION LIST Aaron N. Moen

Professor Emetitus Department of Natural Resources

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Cornell University, Ithaca, New York 14853

Updated April 1, 2009

Scientific Journals

Moen, AN. 1967. Hypothermia observed in water-chilled deer. Journal of Mammalogy 48(4):655-656.

Moen, AN. 1968. Surface temperatures and radiant heat loss from white-tailed deer. Journal of Wildlife Management 32(2):338-344.

Moen, AN. 1968. Energy exchange of white-tailed deer, western Minnesota. Ecology 49(4):676-682.

Moen, AN. 1968. Thermal energy exchange of a birch tree and spruce tree at night. Ecology 49(1):145-147.

Moen, AN. 1968. The critical thermal environment: A new look at an old concept. BioScience 18(11): 1041-1043.

Robbins, C.T., R.L. Prior, AN. Moen, and W.J. Visek. 1974. Nitrogen metabolism of white­tailed deer. Journal of Animal Science 38(1):186-19l.

Jacobsen, N.K., C.T. Robbins, D.S. Stevens, and AN. Moen. 1974. Thermal exchange and physiology ofthe white-tailed deer. New York's Food and Life Sciences Quarterly 7(3):11-16. Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, Ithaca, NY.

Robbins, C.T., AN. Moen~ and IT. Reid. 1974. Body composition of white-tailed deer. Journal of Animal Science 38(4):871-876.

Moen, AN. and F.L. Jacobsen. 1974. Changes in radiant temperature of animal surfaces with wind and radiation. Journal of Wildlife Management 38(3):366-368.

Zagata, M.D. and AN. Moen. 1974. Antle~ shedding by white-tailed deer in the midwest. Journal of Mamma logy 55(3):656-659.

Moen, AN. 1974. Radiant temperatures of hair surface. Journal of Range Management 27(5):401-403.

Evans, K.E. and AN. Moen. 1974. Thermal exchange between sharp-tailed grouse (Pedioecetes phasianellus) and their winter environment. Condor 77:160-168.

Moen, A.N. 1974. Turbulence and the visualization of wind flow. Ecology 55(6):1420-1424.

Robbins, c.T., P.I Van Soest, W.W. Mautz, and A.N. Moen. 1975. Feed analyses and digestion with reference to white-tailed deer. Journal of Wildlife Management 39(1 ):67-79.

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Robbins, C.T. and AN. Moen. 1975. Composition and digestibility of several deciduous browses in the Northeast. Journal of Wildlife Management 39(2):337-341.

Robbins, C.T. and AN. Moen. 1975. Milk consumption and weight gain of white-tailed deer. Journal of Wildlife Management 39(2):355-360.

Robbins, C.T. and AN. Moen. 1975. Uterine composition and growth in pregnant white-tailed deer. Journal of Wildlife Management 39(4):684-691.

Moen, AN. 1976. Energy conservation by white-tailed deer in the winter. Ecology 57(1): 192-198.

Jacobsen, N.K., W.P. Armstrong, and AN. Moen. 1976. Seasonal variation in succinylcholine immobilization of captured white-tailed deer. Journal of Wildlife Management 40(3):447-453.

Moen, AN., M.A DellaFera, AL. Hiller, and B.A Buxton. 1978. Heart rates of white-tailed deer fawns in response to recorded wolf howls. Canadian Journal of Zoology 56(5):1207-1210.

Moen, AN. 1978. Seasonal changes in heart rates, activity, metabolism, and forage intake of white-tailed deer. Journal of Wildlife Management 42(4):715-738.

Whittemore, S. and AN. Moen. 1980. Composition and in vitro digestibilities of various summer foods of white-tailed deer. Canadian Journal of Animal Science 60:189-192.

Moen, AN. and S. Scholtz. 1981. Nomographic estimation offorage intake of white-tailed deer. Journal of Range Management 34(1):74-76.

Moen, AN. and C.W. Severinghaus. 1981. Annual weight cycle equations and survival of white­tailed deer. New York Fish and Game Journal 28(2):162-177.

Moen, AN., S. Whittemore, and B. Buxton. 1982. Effects of disturbance by snowmobiles on heart rate of captive white-tailed deer. New York Fish and Game Journal 29(2):176-183.

Severinghaus, C.W. and AN. Moen. 1983. Prediction of weight and reproductive rates ofa white-tailed deer population from records of antler beam diameter among yearling males. New York Fish and Game Journal 30(1):30-38.

Moen, AN. 1984. Radiant sutface temperatures of Angus-Holstein calves in an unheated barn. Agricultunil and Forest Meteorology 31: 193-199.

Moen, AN. and C.W. Severinghaus. 1984. Hair depths ofthe winter coat of white-tailed deer. Journal of Mamma logy 65(3)497-499.

Moen, AN. and L. Rogers. 1985. Radiant surface temperatures and hair depths of a Black Bear, Ursus americanus. Canadian Field-Naturalist 99(3):47-50.

Moen, AN. 1985. Season and twig-length effects on cell composition of red maple. Journal of Wildlife Management 49(2):521-524.

Moen, AN. and C.W. Severinghaus. 1985. Estimating numbers with a universal key. New York Fish and Game Journal 32(1):89-92.

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Rogers, L.L., AN. Moen, and M.L. Shedd. 1987. Rectal temperatures of two free-ranging white-tailed deer fawns. Journal of Wildlife Management 51(1):59-62.

Moen, AN. and F. Ausenda. 1987. Sensitive population parameters in modeling long-lived species such as moose. Alces 23:33-48.

Erickson, Daniel L. and Aaron N. Moen. 1993. Population simulation variations due to distribution of variables. Alces 29:263-266.

Runge, Michael C. and Aaron N. Moen. 1998. A modified model for projecting age-structured populations in random environments. Mathematical Biosciences 150(1):21-41.

Moen, Aaron N. and Ronald A Moen. 1998. Metabolic ratios for estimating energy metabolism in moose. Alces 34(1):181-187.

Moen, Aaron N., G. Scott Boomer, and Michael C. Runge. 2000. Professional development of undergraduates in wildlife ecology and management. The Wildlife Society Bulletin 28(1): 180-190.

Moen, Aaron N. and G. Scott Boomer. 2000. A tandem cosine algorithm for modeling rhythmic change. Ecological modeling 134:275:-2~2.

Runge, M.C., R.F. Gotie, D.H. Streeter and A.N. Moen. 2000. A time series model for beaver pelt price. Northeast Wi1~life 55:1-10.

Moen, Aaron N. and G. Scott Boomer.· 2005. Modeling annual m,etabolism rhythms in m~mmals. ECQlogic~:l Modellipg 184: 193-202. .

Graduate Theses

Moen, Aaron N. 1963. A Study of the Winter Bedding Cover of the White-tailed Deer in Deciduous Forest Areas. M.S. Thesis, st. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, MN. 114 pp.'

Moen, Aaron N. 1966. Factors Affecting the Energy Exchange and Movements of White-tailed Deer, Western Minnesota. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN. 121 pp.

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Books and Manuals Authored

Moen, AN. 1973. Wildlife Ecology: An analytical approach. W.H. Freeman and Co., San Francisco. 458 pp.

Moen, AN. 1978. Basketball Performance Profiles. Cornerbrook Press, Lansing, NY 163 pp.

Moen, AN. 1980. The Biology and Management of Wild Ruminants. Part I. Physical Characteristics of Wild Ruminants. CornerBrook Press, Lansing, NY.

Moen, AN. 1982. The Biology and Management of Wild Ruminants. Part II. Behavior of Wild Ruminants. CornerBrook Press, Lansing, NY.

Moen, AN. 1981. The Biology and Management of Wild Ruminants. Part m. Physiology and Metabolism of Wild Ruminants. CornerBrook Press, Lansing, NY.

Moen, AN. 1981. The Biology and Management of Wild Ruminants. Part IV. Forage Nutrients and Range Relationships of Wild Ruminants. CornerBrook Press, Lansing, NY.

Moen, AN. 1982. The Biology and Management of Wild Ruminants. Part V. Meteorology and Thermal Relationships of Wild Ruminants. CornerBrook Press, Lansing, NY.

Moen, AN. 1981. The Biology and Management of Wild Ruminants. Part VI. Population and the Concept of Carrying Capacity. CornerBrook Press, Lansing, NY.

Moen, A.N. 1982. The Biology and Management of Wild Ruminants. Part VII. The Management of Wild Ruminants. CornerBrook Press, Lansing, NY.

Moen, AN. 1983. Agriculture and Wildlife Management. CornerBrook Press, Lansing, NY 367 pp.

Moen, AN. 1984. Deer Management at the Crane Memorial Reservation and Wildlife Refuge. CornerBrook Press, Lansing, NY. 90 pp.

Moen, AN. and R.A Moen. 1985. Deer Management at the Bernheim Properties, Clermont, Kentucky. CornerBrook Press, Lansing, NY. 52 pp.

Moen, AN. 1988. Introduction to Farm Management. CornerBrook Press, Lansing, NY. 30 computer programs, 256 pp.

Moen, Aaron N. 2002. Learning First in Higher Education. Deer CAMP Consulting, Groton, NY. 159 pp. (Current address: Dr. Aaron Moen, 2439 Wilson Point Rd., Canastota, NY 13032).

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Chapters in Books Edited by Others

Moen, AN. 1971. Animal Behavior. Pages 56-59 IN: RD. Teague (editor). Manual of Wildlife Conservation. The Wildlife Society, Washington, D.C.

Moen, Aaron N. and N.K. Jacobsen. 1975. Thermal exchange, physiology, and behavior of white-tailed deer. Pages 509-524 IN: D.M. Gates and RB. Schmerl (editors). Perspectives of Biophysical Ecology. Springer-Verlag, Inc., New York. 609 pp.

Moen, Aaron N. 1979. Animal Behavior. Pages 107-116 IN: RD. Teague and E.E. Decker (editors). Wildlife Conservation. The Wildlife Society, Washington, D.C.

Moen, Aaron N. 1985. Energy metabolism of deer in relation to Environmental Varaiables. Pages 439-445 IN: P. Fennessey and K. Drew (editors). Biology of Deer Production. The Royal Society of New Zealand. Bulletin 22. 482 pp.

Moen, Aaron N. 1994. Whitetail population dynamics. Pages 208-217 IN: Duane Gerlach, Sally Atwater, and Judith Schnell (editors). Deer. Stackpole Books, Mechanicsburg, PA 384 pp.

G. Scott Boomer and Aaron N. Moen. 2001. A conceptual basis for reconstructing wild tur~ey populations from harvest information. IN: wmiwn F. Port~r ~1f4 ~~t~l~en"f(. Fleming (editors). proceedings of the Eighth National Wilcl Turkey Symposium, Augusta, GA, 5-9 June, 2000. National Wild Turkey Federation, Publisher.

Software

Windows-based software and computer models have been prepared for student and professional use in the past several years. Titles include a deer population model, multi-criteria decision model, mammal weight model, body composition models, ecological metabolism models, a ruminant thermal energetic model, habitat evaluation and carrying capacity models, censusing simulations, and various dichotomous keys and decision aids. The software cited below was distributed widely from 1986 to 1991; an automated version is currently being prepared.

Moen, AN., C.W. Severinghaus, and RA Moen. 1986. Deer CAMP (Computer-Assisted Management Program). CornetBrook Press, Lansing, NY. (Currently out of print; contact the senior i\uthor for information).

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Symposia and Conference Transactions

Moen, AN. 1968. Energy balance of white-tailed deer in the winter. Transactions of the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference 33:224-236.

Stevens, D.S. and AN. Moen. 1970. Functional aspects of wind as an ecological and therm~l force. Transactions of the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference 35:106-114.

Moen, AN. and K.E. Evans. 1971. The distribution of energy in relation to snow cover in wildlife habitat. Pages 147-162 In: Proceedings. of the Snow and Ice in Relation to Wildlife and Recreation Symposium.

Moen, AN. and S. Chevalier. 1977. Analyses oftelemetered ECG signals from white-tailed deer. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Wildlife Biotelemetry 1: 118-125.

Moen, AN. and P. Sauer. 1977. Deer populations and harvest simulations. Proceedings ofthe Joint Northeast-Southeast Deer Study Group Meeting 13 :26-36.

Sanderson, G.C., B.D. Ables, R.D. Sparrowe, J.R. Grieg, L.D. Harris, and AN. Moen. 1979. Research needs in wildlife. Transactions of the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference 44: 166-175

Moen, AN. 1980. Introductory Lecture, Session 3, Growth, Lactation and Reproductive Physiology. Proceedings of the Second International Reindeer/Caribou Symposium 2:288-290.

Moen, AN. 1980. Growth and metabolism rhythms of individuals and populations of deer and caribou. Proceedings of the Second International Reindeer/Caribou Symposium 2:291-296.

Moen, AN. 1981. The energy framework for management decisions. Proceedings of the Northeast Wildlife Meetings 38:69-76.

Moen, AN. 1983. Predicting deer damage on the basis of metabolic needs. Proceedings of The First Eastern Wildlife Damage Control Conference 1: 151-153.

Severinghaus, C.W. and AN. Moen. 1983. Biological data for managing Rensselaer County deer. Transactions of the Nineteenth Annual Meeting of the Deer Technical Committee 19:35-38.

Moen, AN. 1983. Electronic infonnation processing: Energetic and mental leverage. Proceedings ofa National Workshop on Computer Uses in Fish and Wildlife Programs, Virginia.

Moen, AN. and C.W. Severinghaus. 1985. Proportional relationships in deer population dynamics. Proceedings of the Eighth Annual Meeting of the Southeast Deer Study Group 8:18-19.

Moen, AN. 1985. Solar angles and radiation on the surface of a bedded deer model. Pages 384-385 IN: Seventh Conference on Biometeorology and Aerobiology, May 21-24, Scottsdale, AZ.

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Severinghaus, C.W. and AN. Moen. 1985. Computer-based deer population evaluations for season and quota hunting of white-tailed deer. Proceedings of the 41st Northeast Fish and Wildlife Conference, May 5-8, Hartford, CT.

Moen, AN. and R.A Moen. 1985. Computers in natural resource analysis and management. Poster session presentation at the 50th North American Wildlife and Natural Resource Conference, March 15-20, Washington, D.C.

Moen, AN. 1986. Cash flow generated by deer hunters. Transactions of the Twenty-second Northeast Deer Technical Committee 22:15-24.

Moen, AN. and C.W. Severinghaus. 1987. Estimating deer populations from harvest and mortality data. Pages 62-69 IN: Deer, forest, and Agriculture: Interactions and Strategies for Management Symposium, Plateau and Northern Hardwood Chapters, Allegheny Society of American Foresters. Warren, PA

Moen, AN., W. Creed, K. McCaffery, and C.W. Severinghaus. 1989. Ecological basis for modeling white-tailed deer populations. Presented at the Midwest Wildlife Conference, St. Paul, MN.

Moen, R.A and AN. Moen. 1989. An interactive information system on moose biology and energetics. Poster session presentation at the Midwest Wildlife Conference, St. Paul, MN.

Fazzari, J.L., ·and A.N. Moen. 1996. Cooperative learning in natural resources classrooms and courses. Pages 7-15 IN: Proceedings of First Biennial Conference on University Education in Natural Resources, Pennsylvania State University, March 3-6, University Park, P A

Moen, AN. and D.J. Decker. 1996. The net cost of education innovation: More for less. Pages . 16-26 IN: Proceedings of First Biennial Conference on University Education in Natural

Resources, Pennsylvania State University, March 3-6, University Park, P A

Boomer, G.S. and AN. Moen. 1996. Bring students into the loop: Modeling wildlife ecology and management concepts and application. Pages 27-36 IN: Proceedings of First Biennial Conference on University Education in Natural Resources, Pennsylvania State University, March 3-6, University Park, P A

Moen, AN., C.R. Smith, C.C. Krueger, and B.L. Bedford. 1996. Integrating courses: Making the commitment and transition. Pages 181-189 IN: Proceedings of First Biennial Conference on University Education in Natural Resources, Pennsylvania State University, March 3-6, University Park, P A

Runge, M.C. and AN. Moen. 1996. No more black boxes: Programming and modeling in wildlife ecology and management courses. Pages 227-232 IN: Proceedings of First Biennial Conference on University Education in Natural Resources, Pennsylvania State University, March 3-6, University Park, PA

Moen, AN. G.S.Boomer, and M.C. Runge. 1997. A course continuum in wildlife ecology and management at Cornell University (abstract). The Wildlife Society, Snowmass, CO, September, 1997.

Moen, AN., S.R. Hall, and T.N. Moen. 1998. Student authoring, editing and electronic publishing. Pages 155-163 IN: Proceedings ofthe Second Biennial Conference on University Education in Natural Resources, Utah State University, March 7-10, 1998, Logan, UT.

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Curtis, Paul D., Aaron N. Moen, and Milo E. Richmond. 1998. When should fertility control be applied? Pages 1-4 IN: A Workshop on the Status and Future of Wildlife Fertility Control, The Wildlife Society, Buffalo, NY.

Boomer, G. Scott and Aaron N. Moen. 1998. Investigating wild turkey population dynamics through stochastic simulations. Page 62 (abstract of presentation) IN: The Wildlife Society 5th

Annual Conference, Buffalo, NY.

Braden" Jennie, G. Scott Boomer, and Aaron N. Moen. 1998. Cooperative learning in a wildlife ecology and management course continuum. Page 64 (abstract of poster) IN: The Wildlife Society 5th Annual Conference, Buffalo, NY.

Hill, Elizabeth, G. Scott Boomer, and Aaron N. Moen. 1998. Undergraduate teaching assistants supportin& a cooperative learning environment. Page 95 (abstract of poster) IN: The Wildlife Society 5 Annual Conference, Buffalo, NY.

Mahaney, Wendy M., G. Scott Boomer, and Aaron N. Moen. 1998. A computer model for predicting deer damage to apple trees. Page 110 (abstract of poster) IN: The Wildlife Society 5th Annual Conference, Buffalo, NY.

Moen, Aaron N. 1998. Sequential popUlation reconstructions for white-tailed deer. Page 116 (abstract of presentation) IN: The Wildlife Society 5th Annual Conference, Buffalo, NY.

Ogurcak, Danielle, G. Scott Boomer, and Aaron N. Moen. 1998. A computer model for predicting conifer tW0wth and forage production. Page 121 (abstract of poster) IN: The Wildlife Society 5 Annual Conference, Buffalo, NY.

Runge, Michael C. Aaron N. Moen, and Charles E. McCulloch. 1998. The use of regulations to decouple correlated factors: Adaptive harvest management of beaver. Page 133 (abstract of presentation) IN: The Wildlife Society 5th Annual Conference, Buffalo, NY.

Saletel, Jessica, G. Scott Boomer, and Aaron N. Moen. 1998. The need for surface area: body mass relationships in energy balance models. Page 134 (abstract of poster) IN: The Wildlife Society 5th Annual Conference, Buffalo, NY.

Moenth

A.N. 1999. Automated popUlation reconstructions for white-tailed deer. Presented at the 64 North American Wildlife and Natural Conference, March 28-31, San Francisco, CA.

Runge, Micha~l C. and Aaron N. Moen. 1999. A conceptual model for beaver harvest dynamics. Proceedings of the North American Aquatic Furbearer Conference, May 23-27, 1999, Mississippi State University, MS. .

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Educational Newsletters and Magazines

Moen, A.N. 1960. A football program for the small junior high school. Journalofthe Minesota State High School Coaches Association 2(3): 1 0-13.

Moen, AN. and D.L. Gilbert. 1970. Teaching a conservation conscience. The Wildlife Society News Part I, 126:1-2 and Part n, 127:13-14.

Lassoie, J.P. and AN. Moen. 1977. The Arnot Forest: A new ecological research and teaching center. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America 58(2):46.

Moen, AN. 1980. Deer and the energy cycle. The Conservationist 35(2):38-40.

Moen, A.N. and F. Fontana. 1982. The wild turkey at the Arnot Forest. The Cornell Plantations 38(3):46-48.

Moen, A.N. 1986. Man the hunter, hunting and the hunted. Deer & Deer Hunting 9(3):62-67.

Moen, AN. 1986. The modem Deer CAMP. Deer & Deer Hunting 9(4):8-15.

Moen, AN. 1986. Fawn behavior and fright response. Deer & Deer Hunting 9(6):54-58.

Moen, AN. 1986. Buck rubs. Deer & Deer Hunting 10(1 ):54-60.

Moen, AN. 1987. Crippling losses ... how much ofa problem. Deer & Deer Hunting 10(3):32-35.

Moen, AN. 1987. There's a deer in the garden. Deer & Deer Hunting 10(5): 40-43.

Moen, AN. 1987. Hunter bias: survey results. Deer & Deer Hunting 11(1):88-91.

Moen, A.N. 2005. Camp-Side Baking: Testing the old-style reflector oven. Wooden Canoe 129:9-10.

Moen, A.N. 2008. The demise of a deer carcass. Deer & Deer Hunting 32(3):88-94.

Moen, A.N. 2009. How deer can, and can't, cope with winter stress. Deer & Deer Hunting (ms in preparation).

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Educational Newsletters and Magazines

Moen, A.N. 1960. A football program for the small junior high school. Journal of the Minesota State High School Coaches Association 2(3): 1 0-13.

Moen, AN. and D.L. Gilbert. 1970. Teaching a conservation conscience. The Wildlife Society News Part I, 126:1-2 and Part II, 127:13-14.

Lassoie, J.P. and AN. Moen. 1977. The Arnot Forest: A new ecological research and teaching center. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America 58(2):46.

Moen, A.N. 1980. Deer and the energy cycle. The Conservationist 35(2):38-40.

Moen, AN. and F. Fontana. 1982. The wild turkey at the Arnot Forest. The Cornell Plantations 38(3):46-48.

Moen, AN. 1986. Man the hunter, hunting and the hunted. Deer & Deer Hunting 9(3):62-67.

Moen, AN. 1986. The modern Deer CAMP. Deer & Deer Hunting 9(4):8-15.

Moen, AN. 1986. Fawn behavior and fright response. Deer & Deer Hunting 9(6):54-58.

Moen, AN. 1986. Buck rubs. Deer & Deer Hunting 10(1):54-60.

Moen, AN. 1987. Crippling losses ... how much of a problem. Deer & Deer Hunting 10(3):32-35.

Moen, AN. 1987. There's a deer in the garden. Deer & Deer Hunting 10(5): 40-43.

Moen, AN. 1987. Hunter bias: survey results. Deer & Deer Hunting 11(1):88-91.

Moen, A.N. 2005. Camp-Side Baking: Testing the old-style reflector oven. Wooden Canoe 129:9-10.

Moen, A.N. 2008. The demise of a deer carcass. Deer & Deer Hunting 32(3):88-94.

Moen, A.N. 2009. How deer can, and can't, cope with winter stress. Deer & Deer Hunting (ms in preparation).

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