Entomology, Department of
Date of this Version
2016
Document Type
Thesis
Citation
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Department of Entomology Online Masters Program Final Project. Lincoln, Nebraska.
Abstract
The goal of this particular project is to create an entry-level curriculum for Entomology to present to the local university / community college. My Bachelor’s Degree was obtained from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (UCCS). The higher institutions of learning in the city of Colorado Springs (to include Pikes Peak Community College, or PPCC, as well) lack any courses relating to Entomology. UCCS has a strong presence in the city and is growing by leaps and bounds, currently enrolling about 13,000 students and expanding its degree programs. PPCC has several campuses around town, and offers many elective courses that cannot be taken at UCCS. I have always been interested in teaching and have been told by many people that I have a natural talent of explaining and teaching. Entomology 101 would be a perfect addition for an expanding university or for a community college offering various electives. This would also be a great way to start out in the teaching world and hopefully pursue my interests in being an instructor. By teaching an introductory class to Entomology, I can pique student interest in the topic and potentially help start a program at one of the sites.
Entomology Overview.pptx (13894 kB)
External Anatomy.pptx (9660 kB)
Internal Anatomy and Physiology.pptx (6247 kB)
Reproduction.pptx (11626 kB)
Insect Development and Life Histories.pptx (9694 kB)
Biogeography and Evolution.pptx (8609 kB)
Ground-Dwelling Insects.pptx (8949 kB)
Aquatic Insects.pptx (9838 kB)
Insects and Plants.pptx (17758 kB)
Insect Societies.pptx (17187 kB)
Predation and Parasitism.pptx (13812 kB)
Insect Defense.pptx (18667 kB)
Medical & Veterinary Entomology.pptx (12426 kB)
Pest Management.pptx (10154 kB)
Insect Collecting.pptx (5877 kB)
Homework Assignments Handout.docx (18 kB)
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