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Museum Staff

Consider Volunteering for the Museum

We are always in need of interested and enthusiastic volunteers.

Entomology is a broad field and if you have a specialty or want to learn more about what we offer, please email our research associate Chuck Harp chuck.harp@colostate.edu.

Museum Staff

Dr. Marek Borowiec

Director
marek.borowiec@colostate.edu

Dr. Crystal Cooke

Entomology Instructor and Curator
crystal.cooke@colostate.edu

Dr. Boyce Drummond

Lepidoptera Curator and Librarian for the Bruner Library
boyce.drummond@colostate.edu

Museum Associates

Dr. Deane M. Bowers University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado – insect-plant interactions.
Dr. John W. Brown National Museum of Natural History, Washington DC – systematics of Tortricidae (Lepidoptera).
Dr. Paula E. Cushing DenverMuseum of Nature and Science, Colorado – systematics of arachnids.
Dr. Frank T. Krell Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Colorado – systematics of scarab beetles.
David Leatherman Fort Collins, Colorado – forest insect specialist, donates 1,000’s of specimens annually. Particular areas of interest are bark beetles, wood borers, prey of insectivorous birds, especially shrikes, and pompilid wasps in genus Dipogon.”

Dr. Will K. Reeves USDA-APHIS Fort Collins, Colorado – identifies and donated medically and other important insect groups.
Dr. Andrew D. Warren Gainesville, Florida – Senior Collections Manager, McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity, Hesperiidae expert.