TEACHING
Florida Atlantic University
Undergraduate
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Honors Experimental Design and Data Analysis (BSC 4930-16H / 3 credits)
Molecular Ecology -Semester by the Sea (BSC 4930-008 / 3 credits) Honors Beginning Programming for Biologists (IDS 3932 / 3 credits) Honors Thesis in Biology (ISC 4947-14H) Honors Direct Independent Research in Biology (BSC 4915-04) |
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Graduate
Direct Independent Study in Marine Science and Oceanography (OCE6908-015)
Master's Research Thesis in Marine Science and Oceanography (OCE6972-012)
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University of the Virgin Islands
Undergraduate Independent Research Study DIR BIO 495 (Summer and Fall 2016) Invited Lecturer Ecology BIO 223- one class (Fall 2016) Graduate Research Methods II MEMS 504 (Spring 2017) Workshop Caribbean Sponge Identification Workshop (July, 28, 2016) Section: Sponge Identification in the Lab |
University of the Virgin Islands
Undergraduate Training and supervising undergraduate students (Summer 2016-Fall 2017) Graduate Committee member of two master theses (Spring 2016- Fall 2017) |
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Nova Southeastern University
Undergraduarte Introduction to Biological Sciences Laboratory (Winter 2015) Graduate Invited Lecturer Histology (2013, 2014, 2015) TA Population Ecology (Fall 2010, 2011 and 2012) TA Biostatistics I. (Fall 2009) |
Nova Southeastern University
Undergraduate Training and supervising undergraduate students (2009- 2012) Graduate Committee member master thesis (2015-2017) Collaborator in two master theses (2011-2015) Mentoring new incoming students (2011-2012) |
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution
Workshop
TA Benthic Workshop in Marine Sponges (2006)
Mote Marine Laboratory
Workshop
TA Benthic Workshop in Marine Sponges (2006)
Mote Marine Laboratory
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Universidad Pedagógica Nacional
Undergraduate Marine Ecology Workshop (2007) Isla Múcura, San Bernardo, Colombia |
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Universidad de Bogotá Jorge Tadeo Lozano
Undergraduate
Ornithology - Invited Lecturer (2004, 2005)
Undergraduate
Ornithology - Invited Lecturer (2004, 2005)
DOCTORAL DISSERTATION COMMITTEE MEMBER
2017- Current- Holly Trew. Patterns of the excavating sponge Cliona delitrix distribution and genetic connectivity on reefs around Barbados and the Lesser Antilles. University of the West Indies. Barbados.
MASTER THESES COMMITTEE MEMBER
2016-2017- Lauren Olinger. Competitive Networks Between Coral, Macroalgae, and Sponges. University of the Virgin Islands.
2016-2017- Elizabeth Brown. White Plague Disease Dynamics in the U.S. Virgin Islands: Coupling Spatial Epidemiology with a Transmission Experiment. University of the Virgin Islands.
2015-2017- Darren Marshall. Growth of Orbicella faveolata in La Parguera, Puerto Rico. Nova Southeastern University.
COLLABORATOR MASTER THESES
2012-2015- Caidra Elizabeth Rice . Biodiversity and Ecological dynamics of sciophilous benthic communities on artificial plates: Emphasis on reef sponges. Nova Southeastern University.
2010-2014 - Ariel A. Halperin. Distribution, growth, and impact of the coral-excavating sponge, Cliona delitrix, on the stony coral communities offshore Southeast Florida. Nova Southeastern University.