Kristiina J. Hurme
Kristiina J. Hurme
Teaching
I in March 2020 I started as lecturer in the department of Biology at UW Seattle, teaching online due to covid-19. I co-taught Biol 417 - Reproductive Physiology of Vertebrates with Dr. Karen Petersen. I am very excited to teach it again online this fall 2020.
From 2017-2018, I was lecturer at UC Berkeley, teaching Introductory Biology labs. During my time as a postdoctoral fellow and adjunct faculty at the University of Connecticut (UConn), I developed and taught an intensive summer course, Field Animal Behavior, taught a large lecture course, Biology of the Vertebrates, and taught and served as a faculty coordinator in Evolution writing seminars. While a graduate student at UConn, I was fortunate to teach introductory biology labs for both majors and non-majors, and more specialized labs, where I received an EEB graduate student teaching award for teaching Comparative Anatomy, Mammalogy and Herpetology.

In 2013 and 2014, I developed and offered an intensive field course, Field Animal Behavior.
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