Thomas J. Herbert

• Teaching:
  • Second Summer Session 1997:
    • NSF Young Scholars Program - Urban Ecology
  • Spring, 1997:
    • BIL 160, Evolution and Biodiversity - An honors section.
    • BIL 161, Evolution and Biodiversity Laboratory - I shared the once a week lab. lectures with Dana Kremples.
    • MLS 603, Theories of the Physical Universe - A core course for students in the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program.
  • Fall 1996:
    • BIL 255, Cellular and Molecular Biology
  • Second Summer Session 1996:
    • BIL 255, Cellular and Molecular Biology
    • NSF Young Scholars Program - Urban Ecology
  • Spring, 1996:
    • BIL 101, Introductory Biological Science - An honors section.
    • BIL 358, Mathematical Biology - Diverse topics include enzyme kinetics, population growth, competition and predation, vision, growth and epidemiology. (Supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation)
  • Fall 1995:
    • BIL 101, Introductory Biological Science - Not for biology majors or premed. students.
  • Summer 1995:
    • BIL 255, Cellular and Molecular Biology - one of the required courses for biology majors.
    • NSF Young Scholars Program - Urban Ecology

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