Teaching and Research
Opportunities
I mentor students at different levels at ISU. I teach undergraduate
courses such as Environmental Biology, and graduate courses such as Evolutionary
Ecology. Additionally, I provide skilled, motivated and diligent students
with research opportunities in my laboratory through graduate rotations,
independent research, honors theses, or summer internships. I am a faculty
member in the interdepartmental graduate program of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology,
the interdepartmental graduate program of Bioinformatics and Computational BiologyBCB/MGET),
and the interdepartmental graduate program in Genetics.
Courses
Biology 173
Environmental Biology. Use this link to log on to WebCT: https://webct.ait.iastate.edu/ISUtools/webhtml/login.html
EEOB 514
Evolutionary Ecology
Readings
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Unit2
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Unit3
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Unit4
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Unit5
EEOB 590NV
Evolutionary Ecology of Sex
Information for Students
My lab conducts research in several areas of biology,
some which are more involved than others. I am interested in having students
working in the lab who are devoted to learning through hands-on experience.
The type of research we do requires people who are applied and meticulous.
I expect undergraduate students to work on smaller modules for research
credits or towards an honor’s thesis project on topics closely related
to the research areas. Internship oppotunities are available through the
Iowa Turtle Army program in my lab.
On the other hand, graduate students should be more involved
in designing their own research projects, particularly at the PhD level.
If you are interested in joining our group, please contact me to explore
possible options. Most interested graduate students could apply to the
EEB or Genetics program.
For more information regarding my research interests,
please visit my research page.
Iowa Turtle Army (ITA)
The ITA provides internship opportunities for undergraduate students
and K-12 teachers. Click here to learn more about the ITA program.
