Courses taught by Dr. Dawe

Class materials available through WebCT

BIOL 311: General Microbiology

Introductory microbiology for science majors (3 credit lecture).
Taught: Fall 2005, Spring 2006, Fall 2006, Spring 2007
Enrollment: Typically 85 to 95 students.

BIOL 471/550: Molecular and Cellular Mycology

Mycology from a molecular perspective, an examination of advances in understanding of basic cellular process using fungal systems. Topics covered include: pathogenic mechanisms of animals and plants, signalling pathways and fungal development, circadian rhythms, senescence. Aimed at senior undergraduates and graduate students. (3credit lecture)
Taught: Spring 2005, Spring 2006
Enrollment: Typically 10 to 15 students.

BIOL 350: Molecular Biology Research Methods

Introductory molecular biology laboratory course for undegraduate participants in the NMSU-Howard Hughes Medical Institute Research Scholars Program. Offered in collaboration with Dr. Donovan Bailey.
Taught: Spring 2007
Enrollment: 16 students

Teaching Related Publications

Ralph W. Preszler, Angus Dawe, Charles B. Shuster, and Michele Shuster (2007). Assessment of the effects of student response systems on student learning and attitudes over a broad range of biology courses. CBE-Life Sciences Education 6: 29-41.

 

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Contact Details

Office: Room 367 Foster Hall Office Phone: (505) 646-4003 Lab: Room 350/351 Foster Hall Lab Phone: (505) 646-3815 email: dawe"at"nmsu.edu

Mailing Address: Department of Biology New Mexico State University MSC 3AF, PO Box 30001 Las Cruces, NM 88003