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***Please note: this information is for students who entered the BEES program Fall 2009 or before.

Ph.D students are required to take one approved course in three out of the four areas of BEES (Behavior, Ecology, Evolution, and Systematics) and one statistics course. The official schedule of classes can be found at Testudo.

Upcoming course offerings are in bold.


Course		 Faculty Member Offered next - projected
Behavior
BIOL 665 Behavioral Ecology Borgia Spring 2010
BIOL 728D Animal Communication Wilkinson Spring 2011
BIOL 767 Behavioral Endocrinology    
Ecology
ENTM 612 Insect Ecology Gruner Spring 2011
BIOL 708T Theoretical Ecology Fagan Fall 2009
BIOL 662 Concepts in Animal Ecology    
BIOL 760 Plant Population Biology Dudash Fall 2009
BIOL 663 Ecology of Marine Communities    
MEES 614 Landscape Ecology
*Taught at the Appalachian Laboratory and on the Interactive Video Network. 		   
Evolution
ENTM 623 Insect Population Genetics Hawthorne Spring 2010
BIOL 671 Molecular Evolution Cummings Fall 2010
BIOL 708E Evolutionary Genetics Fenster Spring 2010 (every year)
Systematics
ENTM 622 Principles of Systematics Mitter Fall 2010
CBMG 688Q Comparative Bioinfomatics (equivalent to 688H) Delwiche Spring 2011
CBMG 688O Molecular Systematics Delwiche Spring 2010
Statistics
BIOM 601 Biostatistics I & Lab Siewerdt Fall 2009 (every year)
BIOM 602 Biostatistics II & Lab Momen Spring 2010 (every year)
BIOM 603 Biostatistics III & Lab Song Fall 2009 (every year)
BIOM 621 Applied Multivariate Statistics Momen Fall 2009 (every year)










 

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