Biology Department
Jacksonville State University
700 Pelham Road North
Jacksonville, AL 36265-1602 (USA)

E-mail: sah@jsu.edu
Phone: (256) 782-5801
Fax: (256) 782-5587

Professional Experience:
1997-2003: Associate Professor, Department of Biology, Jacksonville State University

2001-2002: Fulbright Scholar, Department of Biology, Yarmouk University, Jordan.

1992-1997: Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, Jacksonville State University

1990-l992: Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, Miami University (Ohio).

1988-l990: Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Botany, Oklahoma State University

General Biology; Introductory Botany; Plant, Humanity and Environment, Biological Diversity, Cell Biology, Biometrics, Plant Growth and Development, Plant Physiology, Advanced Plant Biology, Physiological Ecology and Plant Response to Environmental Stress.

Al-Hamdani, S. H., and T. S. Thomas. 2000. Influence of Root Chilling on Winter and Spring Wheat Growth and CO2 Assimilation. Acta Agriculture Scandinavica (B) Soil and Plant Science 50:149-154.

Connell, S.L., and S. H. Al-Hamdani. 2001. Selected Physiological Responses of Kudzu to Different Chromium Concentrations. Canadian Journal of Plant Science 81:53-58.

Al-Hamdani, S. H, P. Brent Nichols, and George R. Cline. 2002. Seasonal Changes in the Spectral Properties of Mountain Laurel (Kalmia latifolia L., Ericaceae) in north east Alabama. Castanea. 67(1):25-32.

Al-Hamdani, S. H. and T. W. Barger. 2003. Influence of Water Stress on Selected Physiological Responses of Three Sorghum Genotypes. Italian Journal of agronomy. 7(1):15-22.

Al-Hamdani, S. H. 2004. Influence of Varies NaCl Concentrations on Selected Physiological Responses of Kudzu. Asian Journal of Plant Science. 3(1):114-119.

Al-Hamdani, S. H. and Blair, S. 2004. Influence of Copper on Selected Physiological Responses of Salvinia Minima and Its Potential Use in Copper Remediation. American Fern Journal. 94 (1):1-9.

Al-Hamdani, S. H. and Cynthia B. Sirna. 20008. Physiological Responses of Salvinia to Different Phosphorus and Nitrogen Concentration. American Fern Journal. 98: 71-82

Al-Hamdani, S. H. 2008. Selected Salvinia Responses to Different NaCl Concentration. Aquatic Plant Management. 46: 172-175.