people - faculty - Siemer

William F. Siemer
Research Support Specialist

119 Fernow Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853
Ph: 607-255-2828
Fx: 607-254-2299
e.mail: wfs1@cornell.edu
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William F. Siemer

Ph.D - Cornell University - 2009
M.S. - Michigan State University - 1986
B.S. - University of Missouri - 1983

Bill Siemer joined the Department of Natural Resources as part of the Human Dimensions Research Unit in 1986. His research efforts have spanned a broad range of human dimensions topics, including wildlife-related activity involvement, attitude change, stakeholder involvement, youth and adult environmental education, program planning, and decision-making.

Selected Publications

  • Siemer, W.F., D.J. Decker, and J. Shanahan. (2007) Media frames for black bear management stories during issue emergence in New York. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 12(2):89-100.

  • Siemer, W.F., D.J. Decker, and P. Otto. (2007) Working Through Black Bear Management Issues: A Practitioners' Guide. Northeast Wildlife Damage Management Research and Outreach Cooperative. Ithaca, New York.

  • Siemer, W.F., and G. Hitzhusen (2007) Revisiting the stewardship concept: Faith-based opportunities to bridge from principles to practice. Pages 103-116 in B.A. Knuth and W.F. Siemer, editors. Aquatic Stewardship Education in Theory and Practice. American Fisheries Society, Symposium 55, Bethesda, Maryland.

  • Organ, J.F., L.H. Carpenter, D. Decker, W.F. Siemer, and S.J. Riley. (2006) Thinking Like a Manager: Reflections on Wildlife Management. The Wildlife Management Institute. Washington, D.C. 120pp.

  • Siemer, W.F., and P. Otto (2005) A group model building intervention designed to inform wildlife management decisions. J.D. Sterman, N.P. Repenning, R.S. Langer, J.I. Rowe, and J.M. Yanni, editors. Proceedings 23rd International Conference of the System Dynamics Society (July 17-21, 2005, Boston, Massachusetts). System Dynamics Society. Albany, New York.

  • Decker, D., T.L. Brown, and W.F. Siemer, editors. (2001) Human Dimensions of Wildlife Management in North America. The Wildlife Society. Bethesda, Maryland. 447pp.