My teaching interests focus on integrating natural and social sciences in policy contexts.

I taught graduate courses in integrated assessment and integrated problem solving, a core course in SNRE, that describe the history and dynamics of the science-policy interface, various methods for integrating natural and social sciences through formal models and participatory processes, and the role of peer review and public comment in developing policy options.

I have also taught a series of graduate seminar courses on coastal eutrophication, marine protected areas, and Great Lakes science and management.

2004-2005

• ENV 499 Senior Honors
• NRE 501 Integrated Assessments

2005-2006

• ENV 499 Senior Honors
• NRE 639 Graduate Seminar: Nutrient Pollution
• NRE 580 Integrated Problem Solving

2006-2007

• NRE 639 Graduate Seminar: Great Lakes Science & Management
• NRE 580 Integrated Problem Solving

2007-2008

• NRE 639 Graduate Seminar: Marine Protected Areas
• NRE 580 Integrated Problem Solving

2008-2009

• NRE 580 Integrated Problem Solving