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  • Instructor of Record​

    • LEAP - PNB 3895

      • University of Connecticut​

    • ENTOM 103

      • Washington State University​

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  • Graduate Teaching Assistant

    • ENTOM 343, 351, 539

    • IPM 452/552

      • Washington State University

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

I'm devoted to helping students learn. 

Course Descriptions and Enrollments:

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LEAP - PNB 3895

  • LEAP stands for Learning through Experiencing and Applying Principles

  • A four semester progressive commitment course aimed at giving first year freshman from underrepresented backgrounds in the biological sciences a LEAP into research. From learning gene theory in a one-unit course their first semester to completing bench work looking at the function and expression of novel genes across animal taxa in the four-unit fourth semester course. Course design, lecturing and implementation.

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ENTOM 103: Discover Insects: A Laboratory Course for Non-Science Majors

  • 25 students as TA; ~275 students as instructor of record 2016, 2017, 2018, Summer 2020 (virtual), Summer 2021 (virtual) – includes course design and transition to virtual teaching in COVID-19 pandemic

 

ENTOM 343: General Entomology

  • 40 students as lecture TA - 2021

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ENTOM 351: Ecological and Integrated Pest Management

  • 108 students as lecture TA - 2019

 

ENTOM 539: Taxonomic Entomology

  • 20 graduate students as lecture and lab TA, 4 lectures delivered - 2020 

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IPM 452/552: Pesticides and the Environment

  • 29 students as lecture TA – 2019

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INSECTS
SPIDERS

Brown Insect
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