Current Teaching
WLDL 458/658 - Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Biology
WLDL 332/532 - Carnivore Ecology
WLDL 340 - Field Experience in Wildlife Management Techniques
NRES 151 - Ecological Basis for Natural Resource Management
WLDL 100 - Wildlife Profession and Preparation
Previous Teaching
WLF 492 - Wildlife Management (University of Idaho)
BIO 201- Introduction to Biology (College of Southern Idaho)
Previous Teaching Assistantships
WLSC 330 - Natural History of Vertebrates (New Mexico State University)
WLSC 431- Mammalogy (New Mexico State University)
Workshops Taught
4. Wildlife Data Analysis Using Program R, Midwest Fish & Wildlife Conference (Jan 2018)
3. Intermediate R Programming, American Society of Mammalogists Conference (Jun 2017)
2. Introduction to the R Programming Language, American Society of Mammalogists Conference (Jun 2017)
1. De-mystifying Program R: A Statistical Program Short Couse, ID Chapter of The Wildlife Society Meeting (Mar 2013)
Invited Departmental Seminars
2. For fox sake: intraguild predation drives desert fox spatial dynamics, Michigan State University (Mar 2017)
1. Using genes to investigate the ecology and conservation of carnivores, Gannon University (Oct 2014)
Invited Guest Lectures
9. Role of Genetics in Vertebrate Restoration, Ecosystem Restoratoin Course, University of Wisconsin-SP (May 2017)
8. Behavior of Intraguild Predator and Prey, Behavioral Ecology Course, University of Wisconsin-SP (Feb 2017)
7. Parasitoloty, Ecological Basis for Natural Resource Management Course, University of Wisconsin-SP (Nov 2016)
6. Avian Taxonomy, Wildlife Ecology Course, University of Idaho (Oct 2015)
5. Monitoring Wildlife with Noninvasive Genetics, Wildlife Genetics Course, Washington State University (Nov 2014)
4. Molecular Ecology, Molecular Biology Course, College of Southern Idaho (May 2012)
3. Mesocarnivore Population Genetic Structure, Mammalogy Course, New Mexico State University (May 2009)
2. The Origin and Evolution of Mammals, Natural History of Vertebrates Course, New Mexico State University (Oct 2008)
1. Endothermy vs Ectothermy, Natural History of Vertebrates Course, New Mexico State University (Oct 2008)
WLDL 458/658 - Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Biology
WLDL 332/532 - Carnivore Ecology
WLDL 340 - Field Experience in Wildlife Management Techniques
NRES 151 - Ecological Basis for Natural Resource Management
WLDL 100 - Wildlife Profession and Preparation
Previous Teaching
WLF 492 - Wildlife Management (University of Idaho)
BIO 201- Introduction to Biology (College of Southern Idaho)
Previous Teaching Assistantships
WLSC 330 - Natural History of Vertebrates (New Mexico State University)
WLSC 431- Mammalogy (New Mexico State University)
Workshops Taught
4. Wildlife Data Analysis Using Program R, Midwest Fish & Wildlife Conference (Jan 2018)
3. Intermediate R Programming, American Society of Mammalogists Conference (Jun 2017)
2. Introduction to the R Programming Language, American Society of Mammalogists Conference (Jun 2017)
1. De-mystifying Program R: A Statistical Program Short Couse, ID Chapter of The Wildlife Society Meeting (Mar 2013)
Invited Departmental Seminars
2. For fox sake: intraguild predation drives desert fox spatial dynamics, Michigan State University (Mar 2017)
1. Using genes to investigate the ecology and conservation of carnivores, Gannon University (Oct 2014)
Invited Guest Lectures
9. Role of Genetics in Vertebrate Restoration, Ecosystem Restoratoin Course, University of Wisconsin-SP (May 2017)
8. Behavior of Intraguild Predator and Prey, Behavioral Ecology Course, University of Wisconsin-SP (Feb 2017)
7. Parasitoloty, Ecological Basis for Natural Resource Management Course, University of Wisconsin-SP (Nov 2016)
6. Avian Taxonomy, Wildlife Ecology Course, University of Idaho (Oct 2015)
5. Monitoring Wildlife with Noninvasive Genetics, Wildlife Genetics Course, Washington State University (Nov 2014)
4. Molecular Ecology, Molecular Biology Course, College of Southern Idaho (May 2012)
3. Mesocarnivore Population Genetic Structure, Mammalogy Course, New Mexico State University (May 2009)
2. The Origin and Evolution of Mammals, Natural History of Vertebrates Course, New Mexico State University (Oct 2008)
1. Endothermy vs Ectothermy, Natural History of Vertebrates Course, New Mexico State University (Oct 2008)
