I teach EFB-502 (Ecology and Management of Invasive Species) every spring (3 credits)

In fall semesters, I alternate Plant-Herbivore Interactions (even numbered years) and EFB-351 Forest Entomology, both 3 credits.

I offer several different graduate seminars; these are taught when demand is sufficient (usually every other year)

Each summer, I also instruct one of the entomology sections in EFB-202, the required biodiversity course taught at Cranberry Lake, NY

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Current Course(s) (Click for Syllabus)

• Fall 2025 EFB 351/551 Forest Entomology

• Fall 2025 EFB 132 Freshman Conservation Biology Seminar

Past Courses & Syllabi (Click Links)

• Spring 2024 EFB-502 Ecology and Management of Invasive Species

• Spring 2024 EFB-496/696 Principles of Biological Control

• Spring 2023 EFB-502 Ecology and Management of Invasive Species

• Fall 2023 EFB-132 Freshman Conservation Biology Seminar

• Fall 2023 EFB 351/551 Forest Entomology

Special Courses and Seminars

• Spring 2019: EFB-797 Insects and Climate Change (Grad Seminar)

• Spring 2017: EFB-797 Revisiting Elton: 60 Years of Invasion Ecology (Grad Seminar)

• Fall 2015: FSC 462/662 Forensic Entomology

• Spring 2015: EFB-797 Invasions and Native Biodiversity (Grad Seminar)