Courses taught over the years

2016-2018: Earth Observation Science for Society and Sustainability (EOS3)

I served as Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow for the Earth Observation Science for Society and Sustainability (EOS3), an interdisciplinary graduate program sponsored by the National Science Foundation – National Research Traineeship (NRT) and consisting of a four-course sequence offered at the University of Oklahoma. The certificate emphasized integration of natural and social sciences approaches to data exploration and visualization while building student competency in interdisciplinary team leadership and communication.

2013-2014: Animal Movements & Disease Risk

I developed and taught a brand new senior-level course at the University of Oklahoma. This course integrated animal migration ecology and zoonotic risk. The curriculum explored ecological aspects of animal migration such as different migration strategies among species, risk and benefits of migration, and how researchers track and study animal movements.

2012-2018: Other courses taught at the Univ. of Oklahoma

2018 Teaching Fellow; GRAD 5203: EOS3 Data Analytics
2018 Teaching Fellow; GRAD 5403: EOS3 Practicum
2018 Teaching Fellow; GRAD 5303: EOS3 Interface
2017 Teaching Fellow; GRAD 5103: Interdisciplinary EOS3
2017 Teaching Fellow; GRAD 5203: EOS3 Data Analytics
2017 Teaching Fellow; GRAD 5303: EOS3 Interface
2017 Teaching Fellow; GRAD 5403: EOS3 Practicum
2016 Teaching Fellow; GRAD 5103: Interdisciplinary EOS3
2016 Teaching Fellow; GRAD 5203: EOS3 Data Analytics
2015 Grad. Teaching Assistant; BIOL 3101: Physiology Lab
2014 Grad. Teaching Assistant; BIOL 1124: Intro Biology
2013 Lecturer; BIOL 4970: Animal Movements and Disease Risk
2012 Grad. Teaching Assistant; ZOOL 1124: Intro Biology