Andrew A. Rosenberg
(Ph.D.Dalhousie University, 1984)
Professor of Natural Resources and EOS
Department of Natural Resources
136B Morse Hall
39 College Road
Durham, NH 03824
Research Areas
Marine sciences, marine policy, fisheries, marine
Research Emphasis
Dr. Rosenberg, who became UNH dean in August 2000, has had a distinguished career in the marine sciences. As former deputy director of the National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAA, Rosenberg was a key agency policymaker and liaison to Congress, senior levels of the administration, resource management partners, and the public. This post followed ten years with the National Marine Fisheries Service, where he was Northeast regional administrator and chief of research coordination in Maryland and Massachusetts. In this position he played a major role in developing and implementing recovery plans for New England fisheries which now are showing improvements on the George's Bank and other fishing grounds. Dr. Rosenberg also implemented protection plans for marine mammals such as harbor porpoise and right whales, and endangered species like Atlantic salmon.
Dr. Rosenberg has been appointed by the President and U.S. Secretary of Commerce to head numerous delegations over the years, including as commissioner and head of delegation to the North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization and the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization. He also has served as U.S. delegate to the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization Committee on Fisheries.
Courses Taught:
Environmental Policy in Application NR 997; Natural Resources & Environmental Policy NR 602; Advanced Fisheries Population Dynamics and Assessment NR 997; Seminar in Ocean Policy NR 995; Ecosystem-Based Management- NR 997; Fisheries Biology ZOOL 772-872