Teaching

• Biopolitics, Wildlife and Fisheries Science 595a, University of Arizona.
• Advanced Inland Fisheries Management, Wildlife and Fisheries Science 515, University of Arizona.
• Fish and Wildlife Ecology, Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences 696a, University of Arizona.
• Recreational Fisheries, Fisheries 367, University of Washington, School of Fisheries 1994.
• Lectured in many undergraduate and graduate courses. These include: Wildlife Conservation and Society WFSC 225, Principles of Research RNR 546, University of Arizona; Fisheries 101, Fisheries 367, and Civil Engineering 555, University of Washington, Schools of Engineering and Fisheries; Warmwater Fisheries Management Short Course, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama.
• Advised many other undergraduate and graduate students from the University of Washington, Washington State University, Central Washington University and the University of Arizona on research design and techniques.
• Supervised student interns on Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife research projects from The Evergreen State University and Peninsula College. Supervised many student volunteers on WDFW projects from the University of Washington, Washington State University, Peninsula College and Central Washington University.
• Served as Teaching Assistant, Fisheries 367, Recreational Fisheries, University of Washington, 1984. Assisted professors with preparation of lecture materials, field trip logistics and grading of tests and homework assignments for an upper division fisheries class of approximately 40 individuals.