Bio
I am a bit of a generalist with experience spanning molecular ecology, to avian ecology, to plant sciences, to aquatic ecology. However, I could best be described as a community ecologist with an interest in computational ecology, community assembly, and the quantitative methods we use to detect patterns of association within ecological communities. In my spare time I am an unskilled but enthusiastic mountain biker, trout fisher person, and mushroom hunter. My happy places all involve the outdoors with back country canoe camping, swimming, and snowshoeing being some of the things I can’t get enough of.
Education
- Queen’s University | Kingston, ON CANADA
- Ph.D. in Biology | September 2014 – October 2021
- University of Saskatchewan | Saskatoon, SK CANADA
- M.Sc. in Biology | January 2012 – September 2014
- Brock University | St. Catherines, ON CANADA
- B.Sc. in Biology | September 1993 – April 1998
Teaching Experience
Post Doctoral Fellow
- January 2022 - Present | University of Regina
Graduate courses
- 2021 Assistant Professor | Queen’s University
- Introduction to Statistics
Undergraduate courses
- Summer 2022 | Teaching fellow | Queen’s University
- Introduction to Statistics
- Winter 2022 | Teaching fellow | Queen’s University
- Introduction to Statistics
- Summer 2021 Teaching fellow | Queen’s University
- Introduction to Statistics
- Fall 2020 Teaching fellow | Queen’s University
- Data Analysis for Biologists
- Summer 2020 Teaching fellow | Queen’s University
- Introduction to Statistics