Terry McGlynn

This week I’ve been a bit distracted by instructions I’ve been given for a demonstration teaching lecture. It

This story was buried off the front page of my local paper, but did you hear about the discovery that

Once in a while, I am approached about taking on a high school student over the summer. I always say

As academics, we spend a lot of time reading primary literature (although we often feel it is not enough). It

There’s a long tradition of using anthropomorphic common names for animals that do things analogous to humans. Years ago,

I’ve often emphasized the importance of transparency and fairness in teaching. The evaluation of written assignments is an inherently

Invited seminars and job interviews offer a unique opportunity to learn (and remember) what grad school is like and how

In my continuing series on teaching ecology, I am going to focus on using writing in ecology classes. The following

I was recently asked: Q: How do you decide what project you work on? A: I work on the thing