[MPWG] botany teacher sought in Bay Area
Jolie Lonner
Jolie at gowildconsulting.com
Fri Feb 9 14:03:47 CST 2007
Here is a botany teaching opportunity for folks in the San Francisco
Bay area. There are some out there right? Please respond to Dr.
Egert
(contact info given below).
Thanks,
Jolie Lonner
Go Wild! Consulting
Jolie at gowildconsulting.com
510.666.WILD
www.gowildconsulting.com
The Biology Department at the College of Marin in Kentfield is
looking
for an instructor to teach the botany and mycology portion of our
current Spring semester majors biology course, Biology 116 (Animal
and
Plant Diversity ). The position would last for eight weeks - from
March 20th through May 17th (the second half of this semester) and
meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:40 pm - 5 pm (1.5 hours
lecture
/ 3 hours lab), and includes one Saturday field trip. Minimal
qualifications include a M.S. degree in Biology or equivalent.
Please
send a C.V. to Department Chair, David Egert, at
david.egert at marin.edu
as soon as possible if you are interested. Feel free to email at
that
address if you have any questions. Thank you.
- Ignored:
A typical lecture outline that describes the material covered is as
follows:
Lecture 1.
Plants, Fungi and Other Organisms: Simlarities and Differences.
Inside Plants (Plant Composition):
Body Regions, Organs, Tissues and Cells
How Plants are Designed (Plant Architecture):
Meristems, Modularity and Plasticity
How Plants Get Bigger: Primary and Secondary Growth
Lecture 2
How Plants Get Different (Plant Development):
Seasonality, Photoperiodism and Hormones.
Lecture 3
Plants As Pumps: Internal Transport
Lecture 4
Life Cycles As Keys to Evolution and Classification
How Plants Reproduce (Taxonomy and Life Cycles):
I. Reproductive Structures and Alternation of Generations;
II. "Plant-like" Life in the Water (Algae)
Lecture 5
How Plants Reproduce (Taxonomy and Life Cycles):
III. Life Moves From Water To Land (Bryophytes)
Lecture 6
How Plants Reproduce (Taxonomy and Life Cycles):
IV. Plants Stand Up and Get Noticed ( Ferns and Relatives)
Lecture 7
How Plants Reproduce (Taxonomy and Life Cycles):
V. Beginnings of Plant Liberation : Pollen and Seeds (Gymnosperms)
Lecture 8
How Plants Reproduce (Taxonomy and Life Cycles):
VI. Liberation with Interdependence: Flowers and Fruits
(Angiosperms)
Lecture 9
How Plants Reproduce (Taxonomy and Life Cycles):
VII. Elaboration of Complication: Flowers and Fruits (Angiosperms)
Lecture 10
How Plants Interact With Other Organisms (Plant Ecology)
Saturday Field Trip to UC Berkeley Botanical Garden
Lecture 11
Introduction to Fungi
Lecture 12
Fungal Evolution: Zygomycota, Ascomycota, and Basidiomycota
Lecture 13
Fungal Ecology
----------------------------------------------------
David Egert, Ph.D.
Chair, Department of Life & Earth Science
College of Marin
835 College Avenue
Kentfield, CA 94904
phone: 415-485-9539
email: david.egert at marin.edu
Jolie Lonner
Go Wild! Consulting
626 23rd Ave
San Francisco, CA 94121
jolie at gowildconsulting.com
510-666-WILD (9453)
www.gowildconsulting.com
- Done.
From: Jolie Lonner <Jolie at gowildconsulting.com>
Date: February 8, 2007 9:56:18 PM PST
To: MPWG-request at lists.plantconservation.org
Subject: Fwd: Call for Botany Instructor at College of Marin
Hi everyone,
Here is a botany teaching opportunity for folks in the San Francisco
Bay area. There are some out there right? Please respond to Dr. Egert
(contact info given below).
Thanks,
Jolie Lonner
Go Wild! Consulting
Jolie at gowildconsulting.com
510.666.WILD
www.gowildconsulting.com
The Biology Department at the College of Marin in Kentfield is looking
for an instructor to teach the botany and mycology portion of our
current Spring semester majors biology course, Biology 116 (Animal and
Plant Diversity ). The position would last for eight weeks - from
March 20th through May 17th (the second half of this semester) and
meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:40 pm - 5 pm (1.5 hours lecture
/ 3 hours lab), and includes one Saturday field trip. Minimal
qualifications include a M.S. degree in Biology or equivalent. Please
send a C.V. to Department Chair, David Egert, at david.egert at marin.edu
as soon as possible if you are interested. Feel free to email at that
address if you have any questions. Thank you.
A typical lecture outline that describes the material covered is as
follows:
Lecture 1.
Plants, Fungi and Other Organisms: Simlarities and Differences.
Inside Plants (Plant Composition):
Body Regions, Organs, Tissues and Cells
How Plants are Designed (Plant Architecture):
Meristems, Modularity and Plasticity
How Plants Get Bigger: Primary and Secondary Growth
Lecture 2
How Plants Get Different (Plant Development):
Seasonality, Photoperiodism and Hormones.
Lecture 3
Plants As Pumps: Internal Transport
Lecture 4
Life Cycles As Keys to Evolution and Classification
How Plants Reproduce (Taxonomy and Life Cycles):
I. Reproductive Structures and Alternation of Generations;
II. "Plant-like" Life in the Water (Algae)
Lecture 5
How Plants Reproduce (Taxonomy and Life Cycles):
III. Life Moves From Water To Land (Bryophytes)
Lecture 6
How Plants Reproduce (Taxonomy and Life Cycles):
IV. Plants Stand Up and Get Noticed ( Ferns and Relatives)
Lecture 7
How Plants Reproduce (Taxonomy and Life Cycles):
V. Beginnings of Plant Liberation : Pollen and Seeds (Gymnosperms)
Lecture 8
How Plants Reproduce (Taxonomy and Life Cycles):
VI. Liberation with Interdependence: Flowers and Fruits (Angiosperms)
Lecture 9
How Plants Reproduce (Taxonomy and Life Cycles):
VII. Elaboration of Complication: Flowers and Fruits (Angiosperms)
Lecture 10
How Plants Interact With Other Organisms (Plant Ecology)
Saturday Field Trip to UC Berkeley Botanical Garden
Lecture 11
Introduction to Fungi
Lecture 12
Fungal Evolution: Zygomycota, Ascomycota, and Basidiomycota
Lecture 13
Fungal Ecology
----------------------------------------------------
David Egert, Ph.D.
Chair, Department of Life & Earth Science
College of Marin
835 College Avenue
Kentfield, CA 94904
phone: 415-485-9539
email: david.egert at marin.edu
Jolie Lonner
Go Wild! Consulting
626 23rd Ave
San Francisco, CA 94121
jolie at gowildconsulting.com
510-666-WILD (9453)
www.gowildconsulting.com
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