Courses taught:
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FW 3010, Practice of Silviculture, Michigan Tech, Fall 2021, 2022

FW 3012, Survey of Silviculture, Michigan Tech, Fall 2021, 2022

FOR 334/534, Silviculture, SUNY ESF, Fall 2020

FOR 433/796, Advanced Silviculture, SUNY ESF, Spring 2020, 2021

FOR 321/521, Forest Ecology and Silviculture, Co-taught with Dr. Christopher Nowak, SUNY ESF, Fall 2019

WILD 5700: Forest Assessment and Management, Utah State University, Spring 2018, 2019:  Detailed analysis of forest stand structure and growth. Development of silvicultural prescriptions to meet specific objectives. Analysis of costs and benefits of alternative management strategies. Emphasizes forest management to achieve a broad range of management objectives. Fully responsible for two 90 minute meetings per week. Flipped format.

Forestry 441: Principles of Silviculture, Oregon State University, Spring 2012:  Biological and operational dimensions of forestry, defined as: the art and science of manipulating forests to meet an objective. This course examines natural tree and stand development with fundamentals of stand dynamics, site productivity, stand density, and tree growth/architecture. Fully responsible for 3 lecture periods + 1 field lab per week
 
Teaching Assistant –Managing Forest Ecosystems/Silviculture, University of Minnesota, Spring 2004: Methods used to blend the maintenance of biodiversity in forest ecosystems with extraction of commodities under new paradigms of New Forestry/Ecosystem Management/Ecological Forestry.
 
Teaching Assistant –Ecological Vegetation Management, University of Minnesota, Spring 2004: Management of ecosystems primarily composed of plant communities
 
Teaching Assistant – Dendrology, University of Minnesota, Fall 2003: Introduction to the distinguishing characteristics of North American tree species (field and lab identification) and silvics. Responsible for instructing 2-3 lab sections per week.