Past Graduate Student

Cody Szuwalski currently works at the Alaska Fisheries Science Center and is affiliate faculty at the University of Washington. He studies natural resource management, population dynamics modeling, and climate change. He sits on the North Pacific Fisheries Management Council’s crab plan team which reviews science used to provide management advice for crab fisheries in the Bering Sea. Before coming back to Seattle, Cody was research faculty at the University of California, Santa Barbara, working on issues in global fisheries.

During his stay in the Punt lab, Cody worked on a management strategy evaluation for the fishery for snow crab in the Eastern Bering Sea, resulting in the dissertation, Reaching management objectives given uncertainty: A management strategy evaluation of the eastern Bering Sea snow crab (Chionoecetes opilio).

Publications

Please refer to Cody’s Google Scholar for his most recent publications.