Chris Stice

University of Idaho August 2003 – May 2009 Moscow, Idaho

Some relevant courses include:

Aquaculture

Fisheries Management

Fish Health

Ichthyology

Limnology

Aquatic Entomology

Genetics

Advanced Biology and Chemistry

Agricultural Business Management

Economics

Product Development

Welding

Experience

Managed day to day activities at multiple trout farms as well as 20 raceways of sturgeon. Utilized resources to accomplish overall trout production goals and various other projects within the company. Sexed and spawned sturgeon as needed seasonally.

Wet Lab Technician August 2003 – May 2009 University of Idaho, Aquaculture Research Institute

Designed and built over 30 flow-through and re-circulating systems for both salt and fresh water. Performed general maintenance and care for systems including sand filters, UV sterilizers, ozone generator and chilling units. Trained and supervised other employees. Monitored various water quality parameters using electronic devices as well as Hach kits, calculated fish inventories, spawned and incubated rainbow trout and Burbot, transported trout to various locations, and used welding and construction skills to build new systems.

Environmental Monitor April 2003 – December 2003 Terragraphics Environmental Engineering

Collected a variety of samples from residential properties and later analyzed those samples for toxic lead and arsenic levels.

Concrete Construction March 2001 – December 2003 Hill Concrete Company

Built foundations, floors, and sidewalks using standard equipment.

Trail Crew Member May 1998 – March 2001 United States Forest Service

Built and maintained foot, bike, and ATV trails in Idaho Panhandle National Forests.

species cultured include:

Rainbow Trout

Sockeye Salmon

Chinook Salmon

Triploid Culture

Phytoplankton Culture

Zooplankton Culture

Various Cichlids

Tropical Ornamentals

Aquaponics Systems

Tilapia

Burbot

Walleye

Sturgeon

Gambusia

Catfish

Publications