Publications​

Good, M. J. and J. Pusateri Burroughs. Women rise to the challenges of fisheries conservation: reflecting on 10 years of lessons learned through fly fishing. Michigan State University Spotlight 13:17-19.
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Good, M. J., Taylor, W. W., Robertson, J., Demmer, W., and Pusateri Burroughs, J. Developing future leaders. Fisheries, 41(10):566-568, 612.
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Good, M. J., Taylor, W. W., Beck, J., Lambe, R., and J. Robertson. 2016. On the evolution of organizations. Fisheries, 41(9):507-510.
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​Good, M. J., Taylor, W. W. 2016. To evolve, or not to evolve? - that is the question. Fisheries, 41(8):433-435.
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Youn, S. J., Allison, E. H., Fuentevilla, C., Funge-Smith, S., Triezenberg, H., Parker, M., Thilsted, Onyango, P., Akpalu, W., Holtgrieve, G., Good, M. J., and S. Muise. 2016. The underappreciated livelihood contributions of inland fisheries and the societal consequences of their neglect. Pages 107-120 in W. W. Taylor, D. M. Bartley, C. I. Goddard, N. J. Léonard, and R. Welcomme, editors. Freshwater, fish, and the future: proceedings of the global cross-sectoral conference. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome; Michigan State University, East Lansing; and the American Fisheries Society: Bethesda.
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Good, M. J. 2016. The MSU Fenske Fellowship: fresh perspectives on fish, management, and law. Fisheries, 41(4):171-172.
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Good, M. J., W. W. Taylor, and R. Lambe. 2016. The 2014-2015 Fenske Fellowship: furthering the future of fisheries management. MSU Fisheries and Wildlife Spotlight, 12:6-8.
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Good, M. J. 2016. What is the Fenske Fellowship? MSU Fisheries and Wildlife Spotlight, 12:8.
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Peterson, L., Good, M. J., Curtis, Z., and K. Frens. 2016. Emerging leaders empowered to make change. MSU Fisheries and Wildlife Spotlight, 12:22-24.
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Beard, J., Coscarelli, M., Good, M. J., and T. Newcomb. 2014. Developing decision-support tools to enhance aquatic connectivity in the Great Lakes Basin: results of a workshop sponsored by the Great Lakes Fishery Trust. Great Lakes Fishery Trust, 1-33.
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Good, M. J. and J. F. Kocik. 2013. The intern-mentor experience: a ten week sample of the real world. Pages 31–37 in W. W. Taylor, A. J. Lynch and N. J. Léonard, editors. Future of Fisheries: Perspectives for Emerging Professionals. Michigan State University: East Lansing; theAmerican Fisheries Society: Bethesda.
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Good, M. J., Klinger, T., and C. A. Simenstad. 2013. Utilization of a spatial decision-support tool for the restoration of Chinook salmon in the Columbia River. Master's Thesis. University of Washington, Seattle.
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​Good, M. J., Goulette, G., and J. F. Kocik. 2011. Reversals and migratory movements of Atlantic salmon smolts Salmo salar​. White paper. 1-5.
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​In Review

​In Preparation

The changing face of Great Lakes fisheries and its ecological and socio-economic consequences 

Pedagogical effects on student learning and satisfaction in an introductory fisheries and wildlife course

Fisheries law enforcement: a critical component of Great Lakes fisheries management and sustainability

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​Edited Publications

Winter 2016

Stevens, M. 2016. From the President: sustaining our water resources. Fair Chase. 32(4):12-13.
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Engberg, R. A. and J. B. Rose. 2016. History of policy and management of water resources in the United States . Fair Chase. 32(4):14-16.
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Fall 2016

Stevens, M. 2016. From the President: living with wildlife. Fair Chase. 32(3):12-13.
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Leopold, B. and M. R. Conover. 2016. Human-wildlife conflicts - the natural resource issue of the 21st century. Fair Chase. 32(3):14-15.
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Summer 2016

Stevens, M. 2016. From the President: conservation funding. Fair Chase. 32(2):8-9.
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Bolton, H. and J. L. Cummins. 2016. Evolution of the American system of wildlife conservation funding. Fair Chase. 32(2):10-11.
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Spring 2016

Stevens, M. 2016. From the President: conservation policy. Fair Chase. 32(1):8.
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Crane, J. 2016. Passing a comprehensive Sportsmen's Act in the 114th Congress. Fair Chase. 32(1):9.
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Kania, G. 2016. The politics of wildlife: the true identity of America's conservationists. Fair Chase. 32(1):10.
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​​Winter 2015

Stevens, M. 2015. From the President: value of science. Fair Chase. 31(4):8-9.
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Schildwachter, G. T. M. and T. Bowyer. 2015. Value of science. Fair Chase. 31(4):10-11.
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Fall 2015

Stevens, M. 2015. From the President: public land stewardship. Fair Chase. 31(3):8.
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Mason, R. 2015. Public lands: the history. Fair Chase. 31(3):9-10.
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Organ, J. 2015. Public lands: the science perspective. Fair Chase. 31(3):10-11.
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Summer 2015

Stevens, M. 2015. From the President: private land stewardship. Fair Chase. 31(2):8-9.
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Bullock, J. 2015. The importance of private lands to wildlife. Fair Chase. 31(2):10.
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Cummins, J. L. 2015. Private lands policy and wildlife. Fair Chase. 31(2):11.
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Spring 2015

Stevens, M. 2015. From the President: educating and inspiring the next generation of leaders. Fair Chase. 31(1):8.
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Thomas, C. 2015. University programs. Fair Chase. 31(1):9.
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Leath, S. 2015. Educating and inspiring the next generation of conservation leaders. Fair Chase. 31(1):10.
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