Environmental Biology
Spring 2009

Instructors
Dr. Kevin E.
Bonine
BioSciences East 113
Office Hours: Mon
Finals Week: Mon
Graduate Teaching Assistants:
Ms. Mary Jane Epps
(Tues & Wed Sections)
Office Hour: 10-11am Mondays in Marley 701, and by
appointment.
Mr. Tuan Cao (Thurs and Fri
Sections)
Office Hour:
206 Course Announcements:
● Bring your LAB NOTEBOOK to the final
exam.
● Extra Credit
10 points possible.
Turn in at the final exam (Friday 15 May
Type and use no more than one piece of paper
(both sides is acceptable).
Read
two of the following articles. Summarize the main point of each article.
Relate each article to
something in your life and/or a topic in this course. Enjoy.
3.
Stone 2008
4.
Schwartzman
& Zimmerman 2005
● The Creativity Exhibit will take place on
Friday 01 May from 9-noon. Please bring a sheet of paper to post with your art
that has 1) your name, 2) the title of your piece, and 3) your ‘artist’s
statement’ (a paragraph or so will likely suffice). [Flyer spring 2009]
● You will note in your syllabus that you
have two non-conventional “current events” assignments to turn in this
semester. One of them is on a seminar (see links to schedules below) that you
attend and summarize. We will treat this seminar write-up as 10 pts extra
credit. The other is on a scientific article and we are going to skip
that assignment. If you missed a current event at some point in the
semester you will now have the opportunity to replace that zero. If you did not
yet miss a current events assignment then you do not have to turn one in the
last week (01 May).
●
● First Debate
(Fri lab participating) is Wed 18 Feb in lecture
● Current
Events Assignment due via email to your TA by 9am each Friday.
206 Course Materials:
(with links to readings; check often
for updates)
● Syllabus
● Links to
Seminar Schedules on UA Campus:
Friday 01 May 2009 (2pm, BSW237):
PhD Defense Seminar
Ecology and
Evolutionary Biology (Monday
Ecology
and Evolutionary Biology (Tuesday
1230pm in BSW219)
School of Natural Resources (Wednesday
Institute for
Environment and Society (IES)
and Institute for Study of Planet
Earth (ISPE) (various times and locations)
Soil, Water, and
Environmental Science (SWES) (Mondays
Water Resources Research Center
(WRRC) (various times and locations)
Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research
(LTRR)
(Wednesdays
Entomology (Thursdays

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