I teach two courses in the Department of Wildlife & Fisheries Sciences.

During the Spring semester, I teach WFSC 428 and during the Fall semester, I teach WFSC 628. Course descriptions for both are provided below and links to course syllabi and calendars can be accessed through course links.

WFSC 428 (Syllabus) (Calendar): Wetland Ecosystem Management (3 lecture hours, 3 lab hours; 4 credits)
Ecosystem approach to the ecology and management of wetlands; emphasis on factors controlling wetland structure and function, characteristics of different wetland types, and applied issues of wetland restoration, creation, and delineation. Prerequisite: Junior or Senior classification. Field trips required.

WFSC 628 (Syllabus) (Calendar): Wetland Ecology (3 lecture hours, 0 lab hours; 3 credits)
Wetlands as ecological systems that are prime habitat for wildlife and fish; geomorphology, hydrology, limnology, plant and animal communities, and human use and management. Prerequisite: WFSC 403 or RLEM 316 or equivalent. Field trips likely.