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I am currently an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, a primarily undergraduate institution. I teach classes in our biology "core", focusing on plant form & function as well as ecology & evolution and research inquiry, as well as upper-level courses in Evolution and Plant Systematics! I also lead independent study courses in research. In the past I have taught and TA-ed graduate-level courses on statistical analysis of long-term ecological data and population genetics as well as undergraduate courses in introductory biology, ecology, current topics in ecology & evolution, and field courses on the Summer Flora!


Courses Instructed:
  • BIOL 149: Big Picture in Bioinformatics: 2022 - present (UWEC)
  • BIOL 222: Foundations of Biology II: 2020 - present (UWEC)
  • BIOL 223: Foundations of Biological Inquiry: 2019 - present (UWEC)
  • BIOL 308: Evolution: 2020 - present (UWEC)
  • BIOL 320: Field Studies in Tropical Environments: 2023 (UWEC)
  • BIOL 325: Plant Systematics: 2019 - present (UWEC)
  • BIOL 384: Biological Investigation: 2022 - present (UWEC)
  • BIOL 502: Long Term Data Analysis: 2018 - 2019 (UNM)
  • EEB 3894: Current Topics in Ecology & Evolution: 2015 - 2016 (UConn)
  • EEB 4272: Summer Flora: 2014 - 2015 (UConn)

Courses TA-ed:
  • BIOL 1108: Principles of Biology: 2013 - 2014 (UConn)
  • EEB 2244: General Ecology: 2015 - 2016 (UConn)
  • EEB 5348: Population Genetics: 2015 - 2017 (UConn)

Other:
I am also an instructor for Software Carpentry, a non-profit organization that teaches coding skills to researchers.
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Keying out plants in Putnam Park for BIOL 325
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Working on pictionary skills as review for an exam
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