TEACHING EXPERIENCE

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO-BOULDER, Boulder Colorado

Invited lectures

2010. Bugs and bugaboos:  Mountain pine beetles, fire and ecological restoration. EBIO 4800/5800-002: Understanding local manifestations of global environmental change: Invasions, transformations, and novel ecosystems. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Dept., University of Colorado-Boulder, CO.

2009.  Fire Regimes, Forest Restoration and Fire Risk across Rocky Mountain Landscapes GEOG 1001: Environmental Systems: Climate and Vegetation. Dept. of Geography. University of Colorado-Boulder, CO.

2009. Subalpine Forests in Rocky Mountain Landscapes: Fire Regimes and Forest Restoration. GEOG 4371: Forest Geography. Dept. of Geography. University of Colorado-Boulder, CO.

2009. Bugs and bugaboos:  Mountain pine beetles, fire and ecological restoration. EBIO 4800/5800-002: Critical Thinking: Understanding local manifestations of global environmental change. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Dept., University of Colorado-Boulder, CO.

2008.  An introduction to disturbance ecology of Colorado forests: implications for forest management. GEOG 3351.   Dept. of Geography. University of Colorado-Boulder, CO

2007.  The ecology and management of bark beetles in subalpine forests. EBIO 4800: Disease Ecology. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department, University of Colorado-Boulder, CO.

2005.  A field course in fire ecology of the Rocky Mountains. Iowa State University, Department of Forestry, Forestry Camp.  Rocky Mountain National Park, CO.

2005. Conservation issues in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.  Geog 4430: Conservation Trends. University of Colorado-Boulder, CO.

2004.  The interaction of fire, fuels and climate across Rocky Mountain forests.  EBIO 5310: Landscape Ecology. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Dept., University of Colorado-Boulder, CO.

2003.  The influence of fire regimes on successional patterns in Yellowstone National Park.  Department of Forest, Rangeland, and Watershed Stewardship, Colorado State University. Fort Collins, CO.

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON. Madison, Wisconsin
 
Instructor and teaching assistant for various introductory and upper level courses in Botany and Geography including: Landscape Interpretation (field course), General Botany, Principles of Plant Structure, Dendrology, Physical Systems of the Environment, Environmental Conservation.