Pamela Hallock Muller (B.A. Zoology, 1969; Ph.D. Oceanography, 1977). Assistant Professor, Earth Sciences, University of Texas-Permian Basin (1978-83). University of South Florida: Associate Professor in Marine Science (1983-1988); Professor (1988-2024), Distinguished Professor (2024-). Studying larger foraminifers in both modern and ancient carbonate systems, she and her students gain insight into environments past and present, as well as likely effects of human activities on the future of Earth's ecosystems. She has authored/co-authored ~200 scholarly papers; has been thesis or dissertation advisor to >75 students and a committee member for >60 others; and has hosted visiting scholars from around the world.
Pamela Hallock Muller (B.A. Zoology, 1969; Ph.D. Oceanography, 1977). Assistant Professor, Earth Sciences, University of Texas-Permian Basin (1978-83). University of South Florida: Associate Professor in Marine Science (1983-1988); Professor (1988-2024), Distinguished Professor (2024-). Studying larger foraminifers in both modern and ancient carbonate systems, she and her students gain insight into environments past and present, as well as likely effects of human activities on the future of Earth's ecosystems. She has authored/co-authored ~200 scholarly papers; has been thesis or dissertation advisor to >75 students and a committee member for >60 others; and has hosted visiting scholars from around the world.