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I am a botanist and forest ecologist. My research focuses on plant community ecology and conservation in deciduous forests of the southern Appalachian Mountains. In these systems, I work to better understand the impacts of natural and human-initiated disturbances on native plant communities. GIS (Geographic Information Systems) applications are often used as components of this work. Specific research interests include:
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Recent research collaborations have also involved:
I also greatly enjoy teaching at Radford University. I have had the opportunity to work with students at all stages of the Biology major and from fields outside Biology. Currently, I teach courses in Field Botany (BIOL 476), General Botany (BIOL 215), General Biology (BIOL 121 & 122), Directed Study and Research (BIOL 491), Environmental Biology (BIOL 103), and Human Biology (BIOL 104). Visit my webpage to learn more about my teaching and research! |
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