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Research in Ecology 2006 - Staff
Meet our...
Classroom Instructors ~ Undergraduate Facilitators ~ Graduate Mentors ~ Faculty Mentors
Classroom Instructors
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Dr. Dana Krempels
Ecology Instructor and Program Coordinator
Research in Ecology students spend classroom time listening to short lectures and engaging in hands-on exercises in order to learn the principles of evolution and ecology. Ecology and Evolution lectures can be viewed HERE.
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Dr. Darrell Elmore
Scientific Writing Instructor
The best science is of only limited value if the investigator cannot communicate his/her ideas to colleagues and the public. Our Writing Instructor teaches participants proper format for scientific writing, how to effectively communicate scientific ideas in a readable manner, and works in a bit of creativity to boot. Click here to download a printout of the Writing Instructor Position Description and Duties.
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Ms. Suzy Pappas
Statistics Instructor
One cannot engage in science without understanding probability and statistics. The Statistics Instructor engages the students with interactive exercises in probability and statistics, using ecological examples.
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Ms. Deneesha Wilson
Computer Instructor
Under the guidance of our computer instructor, students learn how to use Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, how to effectively search the internet for information, and how to make use of the computer as a tool to enhance scientific research.
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Click here to download a printout of the Undergraduate Facilitator Position Description and Duties.
Here's our team of Undergraduate Facilitators for 2006. You can see more about their adventures by clicking on the Team Research pages, or clicking on the picture below to see that person's team page.
Click here to download a printout of the Graduate Research Mentor Position Description and Duties.
Here's our team of Graduate Research Mentors for 2006. You can see more about their adventures by clicking on the Team Research pages, or clicking on the picture below to see that person's team page.
Faculty Research Mentors, with the assistance of the Graduate Research Mentors, design and prepare a research project that will require the participants to do a full five weeks of field and/or laboratory research in the area of Ecology. You can see more about their adventures by clicking on the Team Research pages, or clicking on the picture below to see that person's team page.
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