Courses I teach
- Scientific Writing, Lecture (Fall 2021, 2023)
- Data Analysis in R, Lecture/Lab (Spring 2017, Spring 2019–2025)
- Bayesian Hierarchical Models in Ecology, Lecture (Spring 2018, Fall 2019, 2022, 2024)
- ChatGPT for Science, Seminar (Fall 2024)
- ggSeminar, Seminar (Fall 2021)
- Time Series Models in Ecology, Seminar (Spring 2020)
- Fish Ecology, Lecture (Fall 2014, 2018)
- Ichthyology, Lecture/Lab (Spring 2015)
- Methods for Research Presentations, Lecture (Fall 2020)
- Advanced Topics in Fisheries Science, Seminar (Spring 2016, 2024, Fall 2018)
- Introduction of Oceanographic Methods, Lecture/Lab (Fall 2017)
- Concept Mapping in Ecology, Seminar (Spring 2018)
Course content is typically available specifically for each course, via a url provided in the course syllabus or on Github. Please email me if you have questions about specific courses and I would be happy to share content.
Workshops
In addition to traditional teaching, I currently have several travel-ready workshop offerings geared toward fisheries science, quantitative ecology, and broader scientific themes. As a practitioner of R, I see great value in use and collaboration of R software and look forward to teaching it to existing courses, departments, agencies, and other groups. Workshops are fully customizable, based on a group’s experience and interest, and can take place from one afternoon to multiple days.
Available workshop themes (can be combined):
- Principles of Data Visualization
- Scientific Writing
- Introduction to R
- Data management and manipulation in R
- Linear modeling in R
- Multilevel models in R
- Bayesian methods in R with JAGS