CURRICULUM VITAE

Keith S. Hadley

August 7, 2006

Education

Ph.D. 1990 Geography, University of Colorado

M.A. 1984 Geography, University of Wyoming

B.A. 1977 Geography, California State University, Sonoma

A.A. 1972 Forestry, Santa Rosa Junior College

Academic Employment

Associate Professor , Department of Geography, Portland State University 2001-2006

Assistant-Full Professor and Department Chair , Department of Geography, 1990-1998

Publications

Book Chapters

	Hadley, K.S. and Price, L.W. ( Accepted ). Mountain Vegetation. In : Friend, D. and Beyers, A. (eds.). Mountains and People. University of California Press, Berkeley, California.
	Frenzen, P.M., Hadley, K.S., Major, J., Weber, M.H., Franklin, J.F., Hardison, J., and Stanton, S. 2005. Geomorphic Change and Vegetation Development on the Muddy River Mudflows. Pp. 75-91. In : Dale,V.H., Swanson, F., and Crisafulli, C. (eds.). Ecological Recovery of Mount St. Helensafter the1980 Eruption. Springer-Verlag, New York. ( Refereed )
	Hadley, K.S. 1997. Soils of the Pacific Northwest . Pp. 117- 137. In : Ashbaugh, J.G. (editor). The Pacific Northwest: Geographical Perspectives . Second edition. Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company, Dubuque, Iowa.
	Hadley, K.S. 1994. Vegetation . Pp. 99-116. In : Ashbaugh, J.G. (editor). The Pacific Northwest: Geographical Perspectives . First edition. Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company, Dubuque, Iowa.

Journal Articles

	Pohl, K.A., Hadley, K.S., Arabas, K.B. ( Submitted ). Decoupling Tree-Ring Signatures of Climate Variation, Fire, and Insect Outbreaks in Central Oregon. Tree-Ring Research.
	Maguire, T. and Hadley, K.S. ( Submitted ). A Multi-Scale Assessment of Avian Diversity Following Stream Restoration, Owens River Gorge, California. Restoration Ecology
	Arabas, K.B., Hadley, K.S., and Larson, E. 2006 . Fire History of a Naturally Fragmented Forest Landscape in Central Oregon. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 36(5):1108-1120.
	Weber, M.H., Hadley, K.S., Frenzen, P.M., and Franklin, J.F. 2006 . Forest Succession Following Mudflow Burial, Mount St. Helens, Washington. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 36:437- 449.
	Works, M. and Hadley, K.S. 2004 . Cultural and Ecological Response to Deforestation, Michoacán, Mexico. The Geography Journal 170:22-38.
	Pohl, K.A., Hadley, K.S., and Arabas, K.B. 2002 . A 545-year Climate History for Central Oregon. Physical Geography 23(3):302-320.
	Hadley, K.S. Science, Ethics, and Advocacy: A Response to Mills. 2001. Northwest Science 75:191- 192.
	Works, M.A. and Hadley, K.S. 2000. Hace Cincuenta Años: Repeat Photography and Landscape Change in the Sierra Purépecha of Michoacán, México. Yearbook, Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers 26:139-155.
	Hadley, K.S. 1999. Forest History and Meadow Invasion at the Rigdon Meadows Archeological Site, Western Cascades, Oregon. Physical Geography 20(2):116-133.
	Hadley, K.S. and Savage, M. 1996. Wind Disturbance and Development of a Near-Edge Forest Interior, Marys Peak, Oregon Coast Range. Physical Geography 17(1):47-61.
	Hadley, K.S. 1994. The Role of Disturbance, Topography, and Forest Structure in the Development of a Montane Forest Landscape. Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club 121:47- 61.
	Veblen, T.T., Hadley, K.S., Nel, L., Kitzberger, T., Reid, M., and Villalba, R. 1994. The Disturbance Regime and Disturbance Interactions in a Rocky Mountain Subalpine Forest. Journal ofEcology 82:125-135.
	Hadley, K.S. and Veblen, T.T. 1993. Stand Response to Western Spruce Budworm and Douglas-fir Bark Beetle Outbreaks in the Colorado Front Range. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 23:479-491.
	Veblen, T.T., Hadley, K.S., and Reid, M.S. 1991. Disturbance and Stand Development of a Colorado Subalpine Forest. Journal of Biogeography 18:707-716.
	Veblen, T.T., Hadley, K.S., Reid, M.S. and Rebertus, A.J. 1991. Stand Response to Beetle Outbreak in Colorado Subalpine Forests. Ecology 72:213-231.
	Veblen, T.T., Hadley, K.S., Reid, M.S. and Rebertus, A.J. 1991. Methods of Detecting Past Spruce Beetle Outbreaks in Rocky Mountain Subalpine Forests. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 21:242-254.
	Veblen, T.T., Hadley, K.S., Reid, M.S. and Rebertus, A.J. 1989. Blowdown and Stand Development in a Colorado Subalpine Forest. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 19:1218-1225.
	Hadley, K.S. 1987. Vascular Alpine Plant Distributions within the Central and Southern RockyMountains. Arctic and Alpine Research 19:242-251.

Teaching Assignments

1998-2006 Portland State University : Biogeography; Soils, Biogeography of the Pacific Northwest; Physical Geography; Geomorphology; Landscape Ecology; Alpine Environments; Field Methods in Physical Geography; Seminars on Vegetation Dynamics, Boundaries, Edges, and Ecotones, Fire Ecology and Dendrochronology; Environmental Conservation; Research Design; Departmental Colloquium, Field Studies: Northwest Oregon

1990-1998 Western Oregon University : Physical Geography, Biogeography, Soils, Landform Processes, Climatology, Environmental Conservation, Field Methods, Map and Aerial Photo Interpretation, Cartography, Intermediate Cartography, GIS, Latin America, Nature of Geography, Middle America, Internship Program Director

Mentored Graduate Students

	Thesis Topic
Bronwyn Owen, M.S. 2000	Subalpine tree invasion and succession, Willamette, N.F.
Shannon Campbell, M.S. 2000	Medicinal plant resources, Mount Hood National Forest
Marc Weber, M.S. 2001	Post-mudflow succession and tree mortality, Mt. St. Helens
Martin Lafrenz, M.S. 2001	Neo-Glacial geomorphology of Mount Thielsen, Oregon
Jim Labbe, M.S. 2002	Channel change along the upper Tualatin River,
Kelly Pohl, M.S. 2002	OregonDendroclimatology and forest disturbance, central Oregon
Tim Maguire, M.S. 2003	Avian diversity of the Owens River Gorge, California
Deborah Tolman, Ph.D. 2004	Vegetation dynamics of Darlingtonia fens, SW Oregon
Kate Hrinkevich, M.S. 2005	Forest edge dynamics, central Oregon
Dionne Starr-Peace, M.S. 2005	Soils, terrior , and viticulture in the N. Willamette Valley
Linda Anderson, M.S. 2006	Deer Vehicle Accidents in NW Clackamas, County, Oregon
Jennifer Karps, M.S. 2006	Nurse Object Facilitation of Self-Replacing Lodgepole Pine

Membership in Professional Organizations

American Association for the Advancement of Science
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Association of American Geographers
Association of Pacific Coast Geographers
Ecological Society of America
Native Plant Society of Oregon
Torrey Botanical Society