Introductory-level course that exposes students to entomophagy in history and around the world. “Labs” happen in a classroom kitchen and involve cooking insect-based dishes.
ENWC 867: Communicating Ecology
3 credits, every other Spring (2026, 2028)
Graduate-level course that hones the craft of scientific writing and presenting
ENWC 411/611: Insect Pest Management
3 credits, every other Fall (2024, 2026)
Upper-level course that introduces students to core concepts in pest management and system-specific applications
Topics include: monitoring, economic thresholds, insecticide modes of action, insecticide resistance, biological control, cultural control, Bt, RNAi, etc.
ENWC 311: Insects in Agricultural and Urban Environments
3 credits, every other Fall (2023, 2025)
Undergraduate course that introduces students to insects commonly found in selected agricultural and urban systems
ENWC 435/635: Population Ecology
3 credits, every Spring
Upper-level course that combines population ecology theory with hands-on computational (R) exercises
Topics include: exponential, logistic, and age-structured growth, competition, predation, and time-series analysis.
