My philosophy of education is that students learn best in an open and honest learning environment where questions and discussions are welcomed. This is the atmosphere I strive to create to help my students reach their full potential with the understanding that everyone learns differently. Students should feel safe to explore new ideas and feel supported along the way. This is essential for both in person and online education.

Teaching

Biology 495 Senior Seminar: Impacts of sea level rise on human and animal populations (In person teaching modality)

Biology 495 Senior Seminar: Impacts of sea level rise on human and animal populations (Online teaching modality)

Biology 495 Senior Seminar: Impacts of sea level rise on human and animal populations (Hybrid teaching modality)

Teaching Assistant, Biology 201 Lab, UNCW (24 students per class) 2018–2019 

Teaching Assistant, Ecology Lab, UNCW (24 students per class)

Coastal Avian Ecology Lecture Series and Bird Walks, Wild Bird and Garden

K-12 Outreach

Impacts of Sea Level Rise on Marsh Species Outreach, Marine Quest

Impacts of Sea Level Rise on Marsh Species Outreach, Marine Quest

Thermal Biology Outreach Program, Marine Quest and Ashley High School

Co-founder Wilmington Youth Birding Program

Bug Collecting class at Halyburton Park, kids ages 5-10

Mentorship

I have mentor and co-mentored multiple undergraduate students throughout my graduate studies!

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