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Michigan State University; East Lansing, Michigan
Doctor of Philosophy in Fisheries and Wildlife — 2020
Certification in Conservation Criminology Certification in College Teaching Program Major Advisor: William Taylor, Ph.D., University Distinguished Professor in Global Fisheries Systems Committee Members: Edmund McGarrell, Ph.D., Professor; Norm Graham, Ph.D., Professor; Adam Zwickle, Ph.D., Assistant Professor |
COURSEWORK
- Advanced Fish Ecology
- Advancing Learning through Evidence-Based STEM Teaching
- Advocacy in the Natural Resources Arena
- An Introduction to Evidence-Based Undergraduate STEM Teaching
- Corporate Environmental Crime and Risk
- Coupled Human and Natural Systems (CHANS)
- Criminal Justice Organization and Process
- The Cross-Boundary Social Science of Trust in the Institutional Context
- Environmental Risk Perception and Decision-Making
- Fish Population Dynamics
- General Civil Mediation
- Global Issues in Fisheries and Wildlife
- Global Risks, Conservation, and Criminology
- Introduction to Environmental Science and Policy
- Introduction to the Models, Clustering, and Graphical Representations for Social Network Analysis
- Leadership in Natural Resources and Environmental Management
- Pathways to Scientific Teaching
- Statistics for Biologists
- Systems Thinking
- Telling Your Story: Communicating Your Research to Diverse Audiences
- Uncertainty and Natural Resource Management
- Valuation in Natural Resources
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University of Washington; Seattle, WashingtonMaster's of Marine and Environmental Affairs – 2013
Major Co-Advisors: Terrie Klinger, Professor; Charles "Si" Simenstad |
Coursework
- Advanced R Programming
- Applied Geostatistics and Spatial Pattern Analysis
- Bevan's Guest Lecture Series
- Decision Making and Action Taking in Marine Affairs
- Fisheries Management and Policy
- Fisheries Oceanography
- Integrated Coastal Management
- Integrated Marine Affairs
- International Organizations and Ocean Management
- Introduction to Human Dimensions of Global Change
- Introduction to R Programming
- Marine Policy Analysis
- Salmonid Life Behavior and History
- Statistical Inference in Ecology
- U.S. Coastal and Ocean Law
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Michigan State University; East Lansing, MichiganHonors College — 2007-2011
Bachelor's of Science in Fisheries and Wildlife — 2011 Specialization in Spanish Specialization in Marine Ecosystem Management Concentration in Water Sciences |
Coursework
- Basic Spanish Grammar
- Calculus II
- Chemistry I, course and laboratory
- Communication Campaigns in Agriculture and the Environment
- Communications for Fisheries and Wildlife Professionals
- Conservation and Management of Marine Resources
- Ecological Problem Solving
- Ecology
- Environmental Ethics
- Fisheries Techniques
- Fundamentals of Fisheries and Wildlife, course and laboratory
- Women's Glee Club
- General Chemistry
- Honors Calculus I
- Honors Introductory Physics I, course and laboratory
- Human Dimensions of Fisheries and Wildlife Management
- Ichthyology
- Introduction to Microeconomics
- Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Ecologists
- Introduction to Reading Hispanic Literature
- Limnology
- Marine Biology
- Marine Ecosystem Management
- Oceanography
- Organisms and Populations, course and laboratory
- Physical Geography
- Plant Biology, course and laboratory
- Plant Systematics, course and laboratory
- Population Analysis and Management
- Spain and its Literature
- Spanish Cultural Reading and Comprehension
- Spanish Media and Conversation
- Spanish Phonetics and Pronunciation
- Spanish Structure
- Spanish Theatre and Drama
- Stream Ecology
- Topics in Hispanic Culture
- Undergraduate Seminar in Fisheries and Wildlife
- Writing: Major Topics in American Thought
