Hopkins and Environmental Engineering

silver4
Sat, 02 Apr 2005 09:42:33 +0000

I wouldn’t say that ecology and evolutionary biology are neglected at all. Professor Teaford, who is also a member of the medical school faculty, teaches several courses a year on evolution, biological anthropology, and evolutionary biology. I sat in on a biological anthropology class. Though it’s not my field of interest, the lecture on bipedalism kept my full attention for an hour and a half: it was informative, Dr. Teaford incorporated technology into the class very well, and he seemed really interested in both the material and the students.
As for ecology, I know that it’s taught, and I know that the classes receive high marks in the ACE (Academic Course Evaluation) guide.