Courses I have taught

McGill University: Biology 331 - Ecology/Behaviour Field Course (2X): Taught at the Mt St Hilaire field station in mid August

McGill University: Biology 310 - Large-scale ecology (2X): A new course for U2-U3 students. This is an introductory course that matches up nicely with Biol 308 We cover topics like landscape ecology, global patterns of productivity and biodiversity, macroecology, climate change and paleoecology. Math requirements are the ability to understand 2-D graphs. There will be one field trip.

UofA: RNR 316 - Natural Resources Ecology - upper level majors course surveying ecology

MSU FWS 581/McGill Biology 583/UA RNR 614 - Advanced Biometry (3X): A new course that will cover advanced statistical concepts that are needed by graduate students in ecology and evolution. These include issues like experimental design multivariate and modern regression, spatial and timeseries data and much more.