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Welcome!
I am a wildlife ecologist with an interest in conducting research that informs the conservation and management of wildlife in an era of global change. I am currently an Associate Professor of Biology at Pittsburg State University in Pittsburg, KS. My research interests are broad, but they include urban biodiversity, mined-land ecology, and the human dimensions of wildlife conservation. I also have a strong interest in undergraduate education, providing opportunities for undergraduate research, and community outreach to the general public. For more information, please visit the Pittsburg State University Department of Biology website. |
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In The News
- September 2022: News story broadcast across multiple local affiliates about Snapshot USA and Pitt State student researchers.
- September 2022: Joplin Globe article, "PSU students bent on spotting elusive spotted skunk"
- May 2022: Dr. Brodsky was awarded the College of Arts and Sciences Excellence in Research Award.
