Position, Department
Lecturer, Microbiology
Math and Natural Sciences
Contact Information
Office: Manono Campus, Hale Aloha Building 383 Room 128
Office Phone: (808) 934-2786
Email address: jcstewar@hawaii.edu
Courses Taught
- MICR 140L: General Microbiology Lab
Research
NOTEABLE PUBLICATIONS, PROJECTS, PRESENTATIONS, & PAPERS
- Rodriguez, S.E., Stewart, J.C., Mott, J.B. (2011). “Microbial Source Tracking: Characteristics of Enterococci in a Coastal Watershed.” Abstract and Poster Presentation of the 111th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology Q-467, New Orleans, Louisiana.
- Moore, D.F., Zhowandai, M.H., Ferguson, D.M., McGee, C., Mott, J.B., Stewart, J.C. (2006). “Comparison of 16S rRNA sequencing with conventional and commercial phenotypic techniques for identification of enterococci from the marine environment.” J. Appl. Microbiol. 100: 1272-1281.
- Sammarco, P.W., Winter, A., Stewart, J.C. (2006). “Coefficient of variation of sea surface temperature (SST) as an indicator of coral bleaching”. Mar. Biol. 149 (6): 1337-1344.
- Branecky, C.A., Stewart, J.C., Campbell, Z.D., Allen, K., Wilson, J.E., Brown, P., Mott, J. (2004). “Evaluation of the Biolog MicroLog Identification System as a Bacterial Source Tracking Method to Distinguish E. coli Isolates for a Houston Watershed.” Abstract and Poster Presentation for the 2004 SACNAS National Conference, Austin, Texas.
- Stewart, J.C., Brown, P.J., Mott, J.B. (2004). “Evaluation of Carbon Source Utilization as a Method to Distinguish Sources of Fecal Contamination for Texas Coastal Waters.” Abstract and Poster Presentation of the USEPA National Beaches Conference Session V, San Diego, California.
- Stewart, J.C., Brown, P.J., Mott, J.B. (2004). “Evaluation of Carbon Source Utilization as a Method to Distinguish Sources of Fecal Contamination for Texas Coastal Waters.” Abstract and Poster Presentation of the 104th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology Q-462, New Orleans, Louisiana.
- Stewart, J.C., Sammarco, P. (2001). "Statistical Analyses of Sea Surface Temperature Variability in La Paraguera (Mayagüez, Puerto Rico) and the Relation to Severe Coral Bleaching." Verbal Presentation, LUMCON Undergraduate Research Symposium, Chauvin, Louisiana.