Teaching

As an educator, I believe that learning and teaching is a reciprocal process where the teacher and the student maintain a continuous conversation while moving toward specific goals. Therefore, I regularly challenge myself to be an effective teacher and mentor by applying effective pedagogical techniques in my classes and incorporating hands-on, field based activities.

Ecology students collecting soldier beetles to study sexual selection

Ecology students collecting soldier beetles to study sexual selection

Major Classes teach at Longwood University

  • BIOL 251 – Introduction to Ecology and Evolution
  • BIOL 341 – General Ecology
  • BIOL 330 – Conservation Biology
  • BIOL 370 – Ichthyology
  • BIOL/ECON 346 – Conservation & Economics in the Amazon (Study Abroad class)
  • BIOL 455: Invasive Species Biology (Seminar class)
  • BIOL 495: Introduction to Wildlife Biology
  • BIOL/ENSC 496/497: Research and Advanced Research