Chris Hartleb BIO As director of UW-Stevens Point’s Northern Aquaculture Demonstration Facility, Professor Chris Hartleb is helping to lead the college lead in research, development and education of sustainable aquaculture. The state-of the-art, dynamic facility, in Bayfield, Wis., showcases new advances in aquaculture system technology such as sustainable land-based recirculating aquaculture. Professor Hartleb oversees the aquaculture minor and aquaponic certificate program at UWSP. He is proud the Biology Department was the first in the nation to offer both programs. He instructs courses in aquaculture, fisheries, aquaponics and field ecology. Aquaculture is the fastest growing segment of food production globally. We have a world-class aquaculture facility where our student researchers and interns have a 90 percent job placement rate following graduation– Chris Hartleb PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS -American Fisheries Society – Education & Fish Culture sections -World Aquaculture Society -U.S. Aquaculture Society -Wisconsin Aquaculture Association -Wisconsin Aquaculture Industry Advisory Council-USDA/North Central Regional Aquaculture Center TEACHING HONORS UW Regent Scholar Grant Program (2015) FUN FACT When he was growing up, he wanted to be a pro bass angler. Director, Northern Aquaculture Demonstration FacilityAquaponics certificate coordinatorAquaculture minor coordinator Professor of Biology Phone: 715-346-3228 Email: chartleb@uwsp.edu Education Ph.D. - Fisheries Ecology University of Maine M.S. - Limnology University of New Hampshire B.S. - Biology Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Courses Fisheries Ecology Introduction to Aquaponics Techniques in Aquaponics