Online Curriculum Vitae

John David Nagy, Ph.D.

ADDITIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE AND ACTIVITIES

                Scottsdale Community College

Co-advisor (with Dr. Patricia Ashby), Scottsdale Community College Pre-medical Club.  Fall 1998-Fall 2000.

                Arizona State University 

Instructor, Basic Physiology Laboratory (ZOL 360).  Fall 1997.

Guest Lecturer, Basic Physiology (ZOL 360).  Fall 1997.  Cardiovascular Control. 

Physiology Teaching Assistant Coordinator.  Spring 1997.  Instructed Teaching Assistants for all physiology laboratories (ZOL 201, 202 and 360).

Guest Lecturer, Seminar in Mathematical Biology (MAT 598) .  Dr. Horst Thieme, Dr. Hal Smith and Dr. Yang Kuang, Instructors: 

Semester               Topic

Spring 1997           Genetic Introgression and the Evolution of the DNA Molecule.

Spring 1996           Adaptive Dynamics of Dispersal in a Metapopulation of Pikas.

Spring 1995           Discrete-time Processes in Metapopulation Dynamics.

Spring 1994           Stability in Predator/Prey Metapopulation Systems.

Spring 1993           Modeling Dispersal in Metapopulations.

Spring 1992           Metapopulation Dynamics and Theory.

Guest Lecturer, Wildlife Conservation (ZOL 415).  Fall 1994.  Population Dynamics Modeling. 

Guest Instructor, Wildlife Biology Laboratory (ZOL 410).  Spring 1994.  Population Dynamics Modeling. 

Guest Instructor, Wildlife Biology Laboratory (ZOL 410).  Spring 1993.  Population Dynamics Modeling. 

Instructor, Teaching Assistant Training Seminars.  Organized by the Graduate College, Arizona State University:

Semester                               Topic

Spring 1996                           Teaching Science Laboratories, General Teaching Tactics

Fall 1995                               Teaching Science Laboratories, General Teaching Tactics

Spring 1995                           Teaching Science Laboratories

Fall 1994                               Teaching Science Laboratories

Spring 1994                           Maintaining Student Motivation

Fall 1993                               Maintaining Student Motivation

Research Assistant, Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory (ZOL 201, 202) Reorganization Project.  Fall 1996.  Reorganized laboratories and laboratory exercises around computer-based data acquisition systems.  Dr. Jon Harrison, Project Director.

Participant, Inquiry-based teaching methods workshop.  Summer 1995.  Developing inquiry-based teaching strategies for college biology curricula.  Dr. Tony Lawson, Workshop Leader.

                University of Toronto

Guest Lecturer, Silvics and Forest Ecology (FOR 215).  Fall 1989.  Population Dynamics.

Instructor, Field Ecology Station. Fall 1989.  General Ecology Seminar for Beginning Forestry Majors.

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