Dr. Wayne Buhler
pesticide information specialist
(919) 515-5369
wayne_buhler@ncsu.edu
http://ipmwww.ncsu.edu/ncpat/
Coordinates statewide training for pesticide use and certification and develops information network for pesticide-related issues.

Dr. Harold D. Coble
professor of crop science
(919) 515-5650
harold_coble@ncsu.edu
Integrated pest management; emphasis on weed management in field crops.

Dr. David A. Danehower
associate professor of crop science
(919) 515-3567 or 515-3667
david_danehower@ncsu.edu
Natural plant products and herbs. Chemical products from plants. Plant-insect, plant-microbe and plant-plant chemical interactions.

Dr. Mike Linker
integrated pest management coordinator, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
(919) 515-5644
mike_linker@ncsu.edu
Integrated pest management. Development and implementation of IPM systems to minimize pesticide use in urban and agricultural applications.

Dr. Jerome B. Weber
professor of crop science and soil science
(919) 515-5649
jbweber@ncsu.edu
www2.ncsu.edu/ncsu/cals/crop_sci/people/weber/info.html
Pesticide fate and behavior in the environment.

Dr. George G. Kennedy
William Neal Reynolds Professor of entomology
(919) 515-1665
george_kennedy@ncsu.edu
Development of crops resistant to pests. Insect transmission of plant diseases. Integrated pest management in vegetable crops.

Dr. R. Michael Roe
professor of entomology/toxicology
(919) 515-4235
michael_roe@ncsu.edu
Pesticide toxicology. Pesticide bioremediation. Insecticide discovery. Odor and insect control in animal waste.

Dr. Coby Schal
Blanton J. Whitmire Professor of entomology
(919) 515-1821
coby_schal@ncsu.edu
Biology and management of urban pests, especially cockroaches. Chemical ecology, especially pheromones and other attractants of cockroaches. Physiological control of insect behavior.

Dr. Ronald E. Stinner
professor of entomology
(919) 515-1648
ron_stinner@ncsu.edu
http://ipmwww.ncsu.edu/cipm
Integrated pest management. Director of the National Science Foundation Center for Integrated Pest Management.

Dr. Margaret E. Daub
professor of plant pathology
(919) 515-6986
margaret_daub@ncsu.edu
How microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria and fungi cause plant diseases. Genetic engineering for disease-resistant plants.

Dr. Ernest Hodgson
William Neal Reynolds Professor of toxicology
(919) 515-5295
ernest_hodgson@ncsu.edu
Pesticide and biochemical toxicology. Risk assessment and risk management. Regulatory toxicology.