Courses at Kenyon College

BIOL 247 & 248: Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy & Lab

BIOL 475: Senior Seminar in Biology

BIOL 391: Ornithology

BIOL 241: Evolution

BIOL 291: Evolution Lab

BIOL 109 & 110: Introductory Biology Lab

BIOL 385: Research in Biology 

Past courses

Humans and the Environment - Spring 2014 - University of New Mexico

With co-instructor Louis Alvarado, I designed and taught an upper-level interdisciplinary class exploring the intersection between human culture, biology, and the environment. We examined how humans have impacted our environment throughout our history as a species, focusing on pre-industrial impacts. Concurrently, we discussed how the environment and foraging strategy affect human reproductive biology and cultural norms. Our teaching strategy used a combination of Socratic-style lectures and student-led discussions of the primary literature.

Ornithology TA - Fall 2013 - University of New Mexico

Human anatomy and physiology TA - Fall 2014 & Spring 2010 - University of New Mexico

Biology 203: Ecology and evolution TA - Spring 2011 - University of New Mexico

Vertebrate Zoology TA - Fall 2006, 2007, & 2008 - University of Florida

Avian Biology TA - Spring 2009 - University of Florida

Functional vertebrate anatomy TA - spring 2007 & 2008, summer 2007, 2008, & 2009 - University of Florida