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  Bailey McMeans, Ph.D.

Teaching Experience:
Current courses:
BIO376 Marine Ecology, Course level: Undergraduate, 48 students, University of Toronto Mississauga

BIO313 Field Methods in Ecology,  Course level: Undergraduate, 28 students, University of Toronto Mississauga

Previous courses:
BIOL 3450 Introduction to Aquatic Environments, Course level: Undergraduate, 150 students (Co-taught with Dr. Kevin McCann), University of Guelph
                                        
Teaching Development:
University Teaching Certificate program (www.uwindsor.ca/ctl/utc)                    2010 - 2012               
University of Windsor

Completed credit course, Centre for Teaching and Learning, University of Windsor        2012 
Course Title: Course Design for Constructive Alignment

Completed credit course, Centre for Teaching and Learning, University of Windsor        2010 
Course Title: Learning Centered Teaching in Higher Education

Attended Workshop, Centre for Teaching and Learning, University of Windsor                2009
Workshop Title: Summer Series on Teaching                                         

Outreach:
Jan. 2017
Talking about Greenland sharks and Arctic food webs to Nature Guelph, Arboretum Guelph

Jan. 2016  Presented research at the Environmental Sciences Symposium focused on frozen places, University of Guelph

Nov. 2014 Presented research and discussed career paths with Grade 12 students enrolled in an outdoor leadership program in Algonquin Park

Mar. – Apr. 2010 Taught a local grade 7 and 8 class in Windsor, Canada about the scientific method, helped students develop and carry out science fair projects. See news article here.

Nov. 2010 Created plain language summary posters for Inuit in Pangnirtung, Nunavut explaining purpose and results of International Polar Year project focused on the Greenland shark

Sep. 2009 Aided in the development of an interactive display for the Vancouver Aquarium focused on identifying the diet of Greenland sharks using fatty acids

Picture
Bailey presenting at the student-organized Environmental Science Symposium on frozen places, University of Guelph
Jan. – Aug. 2009 Worked with local (Windsor, Canada) grade 7 and 8 girls by discussing opportunities for women in science,           touring the University, imaging samples collected by the girls on a scanning electron microscope and performing fish dissections

Picture
Fun with fish dissections. Photo credit: Jill Olin
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