Every year she teaches Applied Ecology and Conservation (Biol 138, cross listed with Environmental Analysis). This class has an optional lab (138L) that focuses on learning how to use modeling, computer programming, and data analysis for tackling problems in applied ecology/conservation biology.

Most years during fall semester, she teaches a half credit class in Advanced Data Analysis (Biol 112). This class is a great choice  for students who have already taken some introductory stats, but need to learn and practice more advanced skills for a senior thesis or other research project.

In spring and/or fall semester, she teaches a 1/4 credit class called Introduction to R in the Sciences (Biol 119). This class is to help students get a head start on skills they may need in an upper division science class that uses R coding.

In some years, she also teaches a class for non-science majors called Conservation Ecology (Biol 67L). This class can be taken to fulfill a general education science requirement, or as part of the science requirements for non-science Environmental Analysis tracks.