Courses
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University of Alaska Anchorage:
Alaska Earth Systems Field School (co-founder & co-director summers 2001-2004)
Advanced Alaska Earth Systems Field School (graduate) Advanced Conservation Biology (graduate) Advanced Evolutionary Biology (graduate) Animal Behavior & Animal Behavior Lab Biogeography Community Based Environmental Research: A Field Sampling Institute – a course on contaminants and public health offered in Nome for residents of Alaska Native villages in Norton Sound and Bering Sea islands Conservation Biology - a service-learning course focused on water quality and habitat assessment for the Russian Jack Community
Earth as an Ecosystem: Introduction to Environmental ScienceEnduring Books: Carson’s Silent Spring (freshman honors course) Graduate Research Techniques Lab Practicum: Ecotoxicology Northwest Council for Study Abroad (Rosario, Argentina: Universidad Nacional de Rosario)
Environmental Justice
Northwest Council for Study Abroad (Valdivia, Chile; in Spanish):Enduring Books: Carson’s Silent Spring
Conservation Biology
University of Pittsburgh, Semester at Sea:Biogeography and Conservation Case Studies in Chile
Behavioral Ecology
Columbia University:Global Ecology Primate Biology
Beyond Deforestation: Causes, Patterns, and Consequences of Forest Degradation
University of California, Berkeley:Conservation Biology and Field Techniques in Conservation Biology Earth Systems Field School: Encountering Ecosystems (co-director summer 1999, directorsummer 2000) Field Course in Earth and Environmental SciencesIndependent Research in Environmental Science and Policy Introduction to Earth Systems: the Life System Planetary Management Seminar and Laboratory Principles and Methods of Ecological Stewardship Tutorial in Earth and Environmental Sciences
Advanced Primate Biology (lab)
Field courses taught in:Animal Biology: A Behavioral View (lab) General Biology (lab) Introduction to the Science of Living Organisms Primate Biology
Tropical rainforest ecology, Peruvian Amazon River and flooded forest (summer 1994) Desert ecology, Sonoran Desert, Arizona and northern Mexico (Columbia University, fall and spring semesters + summers 1996-2000) Primate behavior/wetland ecology/tropical forest ecology/montane ecology, Japan, Hong Kong and China, Vietnam, Malaysia, India, Turkey, Croatia, Italy, Morocco (Semester at Sea, University of Pittsburgh, fall semester 1999) Subarctic ecology & geomorphology, Alaska (University of Alaska Anchorage & the National Science Foundation, summers 2001, 2002, 2004) Tropical rainforest ecology, Costa Rica (Organization for Tropical Studies & the National Science Foundation, summer 2005) Conservation biology and biogeography, Chile (Northwest Council for Study Abroad, fall semester 2007) Arctic ecotoxicology, Nome (summers 2008, 2009, 2012) and Anchorage (summer 2010; Alaska Community Action on Toxics, University of Alaska and the National Institutes of Health) Environmental justice & environmental history, Argentina (Northwest Council for Study Abroad, spring semester 2011) |
