Professor of Environmental Science
I have a BS. and a BA. degree in Biology, Chemistry, Psychology, Sociology from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. I also have a Master of Arts in Biology and Ecology from the Appalachian State University. I also have earned a Doctor of Education from Virginia Tech and State University.
I teach a variety of courses here at Ferrum. I teach:
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General Biology 101-102 |
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Environmental Issues ES110 |
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Tropical Marine Ecology ES205 |
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Fundamentals of Ecology ES211 |
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Environmental Seminar ES307 & 498 |
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Fundamentals of Air & Water Pollution ES421 |
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Professional Preparation ES389 |
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Internship ES499 |
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Human Evolution and Ecology SE133 |
For a complete description of each class, click HERE.
"Environmental Science, "The Mother of All Majors." The ES program provides a background that enables students to deal with important environmental issues of the contemporary world. Rather than a traditional biological approach to the environment, this program emphasizes the interdisciplinary nature of the field by drawing from biology,chemistry, statistics, earth science, economics, law, and the humanities. It's a prime example of Ferrum's commitment to education both in and out of the classroom. Environmental majors are offer great flexibility in developing a program of study that speaks most directly to their individual interests."
I am a veteran of the United States Air Force; Strategic Air Command. I earned my education after I finished my tour of duty. I am interested in environmental issues, I also enjoy traveling and learning. My hobbies include restoring antique sport cars, fishing, hunting, and golf.
"Ecology Naturally" - A handbook for lay ecologist
"Tropical Marine Ecology-And Field Handbook" - For courses in the Virgin Islands
