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Michelle Cain
Michelle Cain is
a candidate for Vice President. She has a B. S. Wildlife Biology
and a M. S. in Aquatic Biology and Fisheries Management. Both
degrees were acquired from Ball State University. She is currently
working for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources as the
Assistant District 6 Fisheries Biologist. She started her
involvement in IAFS as a student at Ball State both as a member and
as the subunit president. In December of 2007, she took over the
position of newsletter editor. You probably all recognize her name
from the barrage of emails she sends you weekly with important IAFS
updates and news. She has also been a parent chapter member since
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Jeremy Price
Jeremy is a native Hoosier and spent a
lot time fishing on the Tippecanoe River while growing up. He
turned his love for the water and fishing into a career when he
attended Purdue to study Fisheries. Prior to graduating in 1999, he
was deeply involved in the Purdue subunit of IAFS, serving as the
vice-president, president, and webmaster. After Purdue, Jeremy went
on to Michigan State University where he conducted his thesis work
studying the application of fixed-riverine hydroacoustics for
enumerating outmigrating chinook salmon smolts in the Muskegon
River, MI.
Jeremy returned to Indiana in 2003 as an
assistant fisheries biologist under the tutelage of Bob Robertson in
district 1. In his seven years with the division, Jeremy has served
as the district 1 assistant (4-1/2 years), the lakes compliance
biologist (2-1/2 years), and recently returned to duties in
northwest Indiana as the district 1 fisheries biologist. In his
spare time he enjoys hunting, fishing, and spending time with his
wife, Kathy, and his three children: Abby, Carlie, and Garrison.
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Bryan Kalb
Bryan Kalb is a
fisheries biologist for Duke Energy Indiana, based out of
Plainfield, IN. He received a B.S. in Fisheries and Aquatic
Sciences in 2005 from Purdue University, and is currently working on
his M.S. in Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences from the
University of Illinois. His job responsibilities primarily include
project leadership/oversight for customer projects including field
sampling, data analyses, report preparation, and QA/QC to support
project permitting efforts. Before starting work with Duke Energy
in 2005 he worked as an |