Background
Leege, Lissa Maria was born on April 14, 1966 in Columbia, Missouri, United States. Daughter of David and Patricia Leege.
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Biological Sciences 110 Laboratory Manual
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Laboratory Manual
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Lissa Maria Leege
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Bachelor with distinction, St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota, 1984—1988. Doctor of Philosophy in Botany, Michigan State University, East Lansing, 1992—1997.
Career
Visiting assistant professor department plant biology Ohio State University, Columbus, 1997—1998. Assistant professor biology Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, 1998—2004, associate professor biology, 2004—2010, professor, since 2010, inaugural director Center Sustainability, since 2008. Faculty University Michigan, Pellston, 1999—2001.
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Biological Sciences 110 Laboratory Manual
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Biological Sciences 110 Laboratory Manual
Membership
Secretary public relations, church council St. Pauls Lutheran Church, Statesboro, 2002—2006. President Statesboro chapter Thrivent Finance Lutherans, 2003—2006. Chair recycling committee Keep Bulloch Beautiful, 2001—2006.
Member, board advisors education committee Georgia Southern Botanical Garden, 2001—2006, since 2008. Member of Georgia Academy of Sciences, Botanical Society of America, Ecological Society of America, Blue Key National Honor Society, Sigma Xi, Phi Beta Kappa.
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Married Frank Robert D'Arcangelo, June 26, 1999. Children: Franklyn Emory D'Arcangelo children: Micah Anthony D'Arcangelo.
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Research grant, National Park Service, 2000-2002, Michigan Department Natural Resources, 2004-2005, Georgia Department Natural Resources, since 2004, United States Fish & Wildlife Service, 2005-2006, Georgia Department Natural Resources, 2005-2006, National Science Foundation, 2005-2006, 2007-2010, Georgia Southern University Research Foundation, 2005-2006, National Science Foundation, 2006, Teacher Quality grants, Department Education, since 2007.Research grant, National Park Service, 2000-2002, Michigan Department Natural Resources, 2004-2005, Georgia Department Natural Resources, since 2004, United States Fish & Wildlife Service, 2005-2006, Georgia Department Natural Resources, 2005-2006, National Science Foundation, 2005-2006, 2007-2010, Georgia Southern University Research Foundation, 2005-2006, National Science Foundation, 2006, Teacher Quality grants, Department Education, since 2007.