Teaching

I’m involved in the following courses at UW Madison.

• ENTOM/​ENVIR ST 201 — INSECTS AND HUMAN CULTURE-A SURVEY COURSE IN ENTOMOLOGY
  This is a large-enrollment undergraduate course for non-majors, which we have designed as a hybrid (or blended) online and in-person course. It is 3-credit course taught during the Fall, Spring and Summer course terms. See our ENTOM 201 course syllabus for Spring 2025.
• ENTOM/​GENETICS/​ZOOLOGY 624 — MOLECULAR ECOLOGY
  This is an upper division undergraduate and graduate course, which includes a computer lab. It is a 3-credit course taught during the Spring term in odd years (e.g. 2025). See my ENTOM 624 course syllabus for Spring 2025
• ENTOM/​BOTANY/​F&W ECOL/​ZOOLOGY 821 — FOUNDATIONS OF ECOLOGY
  This is a graduate seminar (2 credits) taught in the Spring term. See my ENTOM 821 course syllabus for Spring 2025.
• Landscape Genomics Distributed Graduate Seminar (Taught as ENTOM 875)
  This graduate seminar is coordinated by an international group of scientists with expertise in landscape genomics research. It is a 1-2 credit course taught during the Spring semester in even years (e.g. 2024). It includes lectures and a computer lab component, with optional participation in a group research project. I have been involved in this seminar since 2016. Link to course homepage