EXPOSITORY TALKS
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Mathematical Modeling in Population Dynamics.
(Given at Sweet Briar College and University of Richmond, November, 2008)
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Population Growth in a Structured Population.
(Given at Benedictine College, College of DuPage, and Marymount University, November, 2008)
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The Past, Present, and Future of Endangered Whale Populations: An Introduction to Mathematical Modeling in Ecology.
(Given at North Carolina A&T University, Davidson College, and Benedictine College, October/Novermber, 2008)
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A Mathematical Model for a Self-Limiting Population.
(Given at the Joint Math Meetings, January, 2005)
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A Simple Introduction to Integral Equations.
(Given at Mathematics on the Northern Plains, Dordt College, April, 2004)
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A Math Problem for a Mission to Mars.
(Given at Mathematics on the Northern Plains, Dordt College, April, 2004)
PEDAGOGICAL TALKS
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Using Virtual Laboratories to Teach Mathematical Modeling.
(Given at the SMB Annual Meeting, July, 2012)
(The talk also used demonstrations of my BUGBOX virtual laboratory software.)
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Designing Math Courses: Pedagogical Issues.
(Given at the Joint Math Meetings, January, 2009)
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A Terminal Post-Calculus-I Mathematics Course for Biology Students.
(Given at the Society for Mathematical Biology annual meeting, Toronto, August, 2008)
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Teaching Biology in Mathematics Classes.
(Given at the Nebraska-South Dakota MAA Sectional meeting, Wayne State College, April, 2008)
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After Calculus I: A Course in Probability and Dynamical Systems for Biology and Pre-Medicine Majors.
(Given at the Joint Math Meetings, January, 2008)
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An "Experimental" Course in Mathematical Ecology.
(Given at the Joint Math Meetings, January, 2007)
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Mathematical Modeling in Biology.
(Given at the Math Biology workshop, U.S. Military Academy, April, 2006)
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brief notes on undergraduate research.
(Given as a UNL presentation, January, 2006)
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Assessment Using Online Management Systems.
(Given at the Joint Math Meetings, January, 2006)
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Research for Undergraduates in Theoretical Ecology.
(Given at the Joint Math Meetings, January, 2006)
RESEARCH TALKS