Teaching:
- ENVM 341. General Microbiology. PR: CHEM 115. Introductory morphological, cultural, and physiological characteristics of microorganisms; application of microbiology to agriculture, home economics, and health (4 credits).
Course has two lecture and two laboratory sessions per week and is offered fall and spring terms. Please see lecture and laboratory syllabi for more information .
- ENVM 408. Applied Water Microbiology .PR:ENVM 341 . Microbiology and health hazards associated with surface and ground water intended for consumption, recreation,waste disposal, and agriculture/industry applications (3 credits). Offered in fall of odd years. Please see syllabus for furthur information.
- ENVM 508:Applied Water Microbiology (graduate level). PR:ENVM 341 or consent.Microbiology and health hazards associated with surface and ground water intended for consumption, recreation,waste disposal and agriculture/industry applications (3 credits). Offered in fall of odd years. Please see syllabus for furthur information.
- Other Courses. Special Topics, Directed Readings, and Independent Research offerings are made as needed, usually to individuals or small groups of students (1 to 4 credits).
- Academic Advising:
Undergraduate Students. Served as academic advisor to approximately 80 students who have completed baccalaureate degree in the Environmental Protection option; currently advisor to approximately 10 undergraduate students in the program. Also serve as acadamic advisor for students majoring in Applied and Environmental Microbiology.
Graduate Students. Approximately 20 M.S. and 4 Ph.D. students have completed degree requirements in my laboratory.