Courses

For more than 30 years, I have taught courses ranging from Introductory Biology for an audience of 250 freshmen, to Advanced Field Ecology for graduate students. I have participated in various University initiatives to increase interdisciplinary teaching, such as a Grand Canyon Colloquium and a Yucatan Colloquium. I have also offered focused seminars for freshmen on the Creation-Evolution Controversy in America, and have directed student independent research, Honors theses, and Public Service projects. I now regularly offer four courses, two of them with laboratories. Please visit the course web sites to learn more.


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		STEVEN P. DARWIN, Ph. D. Professor and Director, Tulane University Herbarium Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Tulane University COURSES For more than 30 years, I have taught courses ranging from Introductory Biology for an audience of 250 freshmen, to Advanced Field Ecology for graduate students. I have participated in various University initiatives to increase interdisciplinary teaching, such as a Grand Canyon Colloquium and a Yucatan Colloquium. I have also offered focused seminars for freshmen on the Creation-Evolution Controversy in America, and have directed student independent research, Honors theses, and Public Service projects. I now regularly offer four courses, two of them with laboratories. Please visit the course web sites to learn more.
EBIO-3180, 3185, AND 6180 PLANTS AND HUMAN AFFAIRS EBIO-4310 PLANT SYSTEMATICS EBIO-6190 DARWIN AND DARWINISM EBIO-6380 PHYLOGENETICS