HIGHLIGHTS
A PUBLICATION FOR OUR ALUMNI AND FRIENDS
Summer/Fall 2000
SergeDoroshov Recognized Internationally
Professor
Serge Doroshov was honored to receive this year's World
Aquaculture Society Honorary Life Membership award, given annually
to an individual who is internationally recognized as having made
outstanding contributions to the field of aquaculture. Serge did
some of the earliest work and continues to excel in fin fish
reproductive biology. He has contributed to the development of
sustainable commercial scale aquaculture of eight fish species,
especially striped bass, grass carp, sturgeon and paddlefish, and
has published at least 81 critically reviewed articles. He has been
responsible for training more than 600 students in production
aquaculture and reproduction biology of aquaculture species and has
facilitated the education of aquaculturists and aquaculture
researchers from Spain, Colombia, China, Philippines, Korea and the
United States. |
| Many of theseformer
students are strategicallypositioned to ensure globally sustainable
aquaculture development and now work in the aquaculture industry,
academia, government and private consulting firms.
Serge joined the department in 1977 and was director of its Aquaculture and Fisheries Program from 1995 through 1998, the year in which he received the Distinguished Service Award from the California Aquaculture Association. Serge was recognized partly because he had the vision to see opportunity in the area of aquaculture development and also the talent and dedication to see that vision come to fruition, and he has been effective at inspiring others with that vision. A native of Moscow, Serge has worked in the field of aquaculture since 1962, has visited and collaborated with aquaculturists in Europe, Asia and North America. |
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