# courses I teach My current teaching responsibilities at Michigan State University are primarily upper-division, specialized courses in applied entomology, though I also teach one large-lecture non-majors course focused on entomology, environmental science, and sustainable agriculture. **Integrated Pest Management** (ENT 478) - taught Spring 2025 - 20 students, lecture **Turfgrass Entomology** (ENT 264) - taught Fall 2024 - 30 students, lecture and lab **Insects, Globalization, and Sustainability** (ISB 201) - taught Spring 2025 - 150 students, lecture **Entomology Field Techniques** (ENT 401) - developing for Summer 2025 - Two-week intensive field course on insect sampling and research techniques **Organic Pest Management** (ENT 479) - developing for Spring 2026 - Information forthcoming In the past, I taught upper-division core and elective courses in ecology within Boston University's Biology Department, though some were cross-listed with the Department of Earth & Environment. **Terrestrial Biogeochemistry** (BI/EE 443) - taught Fall 2023 - 25 students, lecture-based - Redesigned from scratch for Fall 2023 **Tabletop Game Design for Biology Education** (BI 394) - taught Fall 2023 - 17 students, project-based - Developed from scratch for Fall 2023 **Evolutionary Ecology** (BI 303) - taught Spring 2023, Spring 2024 - 85-100 students, lecture and lab - Managed graduate Teaching Fellows **Forest Ecology** (BI/EE 530) - taught Spring 2023, Spring 2024 - 25 students, lecture and discussion