Course: BSPM526 (cross-listed as BZ526) Evolutionary Ecology.
Course Description:
Offered in Fall semesters of odd years. This course is designed for graduate and advanced undergraduate students. The format of the course will be a combination of lecture and discussion. Instructors will give background lectures, and students will lead discussion sessions on a variety of topics covered each week. Lectures and assigned readings are designed to provide a foundation in evolutionary ecology and provide a sampling of specific topics. Syllabus
Course: Ecology 592
Course Description:
Each spring I have led a seminar (journal club) class on topics in Evolution. In 2007, this was "Inferring the evolutionary history of weedy and invasive species". In 2008, this will focus on "The genetics of small populations" and will be co-led by Mike Antolin.
I am currently developing a graduate class on Molecular Evolution that will be taught in future years.
Lab Meeting Schedule for Spring 2008
