Teaching
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
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EEB 390H1 – Major Transitions in Vertebrate History
EEB 466H1 – Approaches to the Study of Biodiversity
Undergraduate Research Thesis Supervision
EEB 498Y1Y – Advanced Research Project in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
BIO481Y – Biology Research Project ( UTM Students)
Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program
EEB 398H0/399Y0 – Research Excursion: Field Techniques in Vertebrate Palaeontology
EEB 299Y1Y – Research Opportunity Program: Lab Techniques in Vertebrate Palaeontology
Work Study/Intern Programs
Sheridan College Intern Program- Scientific Illustration
University of Toronto Work Study Program
Collections Management Internships
GRADUATE STUDENT SUPERVISION
I am always looking for motivated graduate students. I take graduate students through the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB) at the University of Toronto. A wealth of information about graduate admissions is available on the EEB website. I strongly encourage interested students to apply for funding from NSERC (for Canadian citizens and permanent residents), Ontario Graduate Scholarships, or NSF (for US citizens).
For information on my current Graduate Students, go to the Personnel page.
POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWS
Interest from potential postdoctoral fellows is welcome. Potential post-docs should apply for funding from NSERC (for Canadian citizens and permanent residents) or NSF (for US citizens).
GETTING TO MY OFFICE
If you arrange a meeting with me, please go to the security desk at the Staff Entrance of the Royal Ontario Museum. The Staff Entrance is beside the President’s Choice School Entrance (aka South Entrance), and opposite the main Bloor Street entrance through the Crystal. The security desk is through the double set of doors at the Staff Entrance. Please ask for me at the security desk, and the security officer will call me and let me know you are waiting for me to come down and sign you in. Directions to the Royal Ontario Museum can be found here.
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