Insect Biology Faculty

Learn more about this group by contacting Dr. Shayla Salzman (shayla.salzman@uga.edu) or by visiting the Insect Biology website.

Insects are the most species rich and diverse animals on Earth. They are key components in most ecosystems as predators and prey, as well as essential organisms in herbivory, pollination, parasitism and nutrient cycling. Insects are vectors of many diseases and pests in agriculture, forestry and urban environments. Their small size and short generation times make them excellent model organisms for topics ranging from biomedicine and biotechnology to population biology and ecosystem dynamics.

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Darold Batzer

Professor
Entomology

Casey Bergman

Associate Professor
Bioinformatics; Genetics

Katie Billmyre

Assistant Professor
Genetics

Gaelen Burke

Associate Professor
Entomology

Haini Cai

Associate Professor
Cellular Biology; Neuroscience

Don Champagne

Associate Professor
Entomology

Kelly Dyer

Professor
Genetics

Brendan Hunt

Associate Professor
Entomology

Joe McHugh

Professor
Entomology

Patricia Moore

Professor
Entomology

Kerry Oliver

Associate Professor
Entomology

Douglas Paton

Assistant Professor
Infectious Diseases

Dan Peach

Assistant Professor
Infectious Diseases

Shayla Salzman

Assistant Professor
Entomology

Cordula Schulz

Associate Professor
Cellular Biology

Kathrin Stanger-Hall

Professor
Plant Biology; Entomology

Mike Strand

Distinguished Research Professor
Entomology

Kevin Vogel

Assistant Professor
Entomology