Curriculum vitae for Ari Jumpponen
 
TITLE
 Assistant Professor
ADDRESS
 Division of Biology

125 Ackert Hall

Kansas State University

Manhattan, KS66506

USA
PHONE
 + 1 785 532 6751
FAX
 + 1 785 532 6653
EMAIL
 ari@ksu.edu
EDUCATION
 Master of Science (Forestry), 15 March, 1993,

University of Joensuu

Doctor of Philosophy (Forest Science), 16 March, 1998, 

Oregon State University

 
 
 
 
  PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 01.12.2000-present: Assistant Professor, Biology

04.01.1999-10.31.1999: Post-Doctoral Fellow, Kempe Foundation

04.01.1998-03.31.1999: Post-Doctoral Fellow, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, BIODEPTH-program

04.01.1993-03.30.1998: Graduate Research Assistant, Oregon State University

05.18.-09.15.1992: Research associate at University of Oulu, Finland

Fall 1990 and 09.01.1991-05.11.1992: Research assistant at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Summer 1990: Research assistant at Kemira Research Center, Finland

Fall 1989: Research assistant at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
 
 
 
 

 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: North American Truffling Society

Mycological Society of America

Ecological Society of America

President of the North American Truffling Society, 1998.
 
 
 
 

 RESEARCH GRANTS: Ehrnroot Foundation (1999)

Emil Aaltonen Foundation (1997,1998)

The Mazamas (1996)

The Seattle Mountaineers (1996)

Pohjois-Karjalan Kulttuurirahasto (1995)

Australian Biological Resources Study Program (2000):

Taxonomy and biogeography of Australian sequestrate fungi in the Pezizales, Elaphomycetales, Boletales and Hysterangiales. PI Andrew Claridge, NSW Parks and Wildlife Service; Funded 03/01/01 ? 02/29/04; Total $26,914

K*Star ? EPSCOR (2000):

Niche separation among ectomycorrhizal fungi. PI Ari Jumpponen; KSU; Funded 02/01/01 ? 01/31/02; Total $33,872.
 
 
 
 

 HONORARY AWARDS: North American Truffling Sociaty Honorary Award, 1997. TEACHING Spring 2000: Principles of Biology, BIOL 198 (4 credit hours).

Fall 2000: Organismic Biology, BIOL201 (5 credit hours)

Fall 2001: Biology of Fungi, BIOL604 (3 credit hours)
 
 

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