04 — In the Field & Classroom
I believe deeply in teaching as a form of service. I've designed and taught courses on biogeochemistry, food systems, and ecology at Cornell University and the Cary Institute for Ecosystem Studies.
Cary Institute for Ecosystem Studies.
Graduate seminar course on biogeochemistry. Cornell University.
Undergraduate course on food systems, sustainability, and nutrition. Cornell University.
Cornell University.
Cornell University.
Lab TA, multiple semesters. Cornell University.
Cornell University.
Direct mentorship, and in several cases a first publication.
For these students I have served as a direct mentor, helping facilitate some of their first publications, though I am not formally a member of their committees.
Graduate student. Two publications to date.
Graduate student. Research on carnivorous plant ecology as part of the graduate field course, resulting in publication in Oikos.
Graduate student. One publication in review.
Two have since won NSF Graduate Research Fellowships.
Field assistant for phosphorus phytoremediation research in Florida. Charlotte went on to found the Cornell ESA SEEDs chapter.
Advised on honors thesis and NSF GRFP application. Currently M.S. student, University of Delaware.
Advised on honors thesis and NSF GRFP proposal. Currently Ph.D. candidate and NSF GRFP Fellow, UC Berkeley.