This is the blog for the Invertebrate Zoology class at College of the Atlantic for fall of 2008. I'll be using this as an additional forum to communicate and share information with students currently enrolled in the class, although I welcome readers and comments from all who share an interest in invertebrates. I am Helen Hess, professor for the course and new blogger.
This is a blog to supplement classes I teach at College of the Atlantic. Most of them, from Marine Biology to Biomechanics, and especially Invertebrate Zoology, delve into the evolution and ecology of invertebrates. I use the blog as an additional forum to communicate with my students, although I welcome readers and comments from all who share an interest in invertebrates.
About Me
- helen
- I grew up in southern California, attended UCLA and earned my PhD in zoology at the University of Washington in 1991. I have been on the faculty at College of the Atlantic since 1994, and I teach a variety of courses in biology. My favorite class is always the one I'm currently teaching.
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3 comments:
Welcome to the blogosphere!
Hello everyone. This is also my first time on a blog. The course activities sound absolutely amazing! Look for to getting to meeting you all in such a fun context. Sherri
I can't wait to read through your blog, invertebrate zoology is fascinating and I am hoping you will be an inspiration to me!
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