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About Dr. Ingham

Instructional Summary

Credit Courses As a Research Professor, I have no regularly assigned courses. I have taught the following:

At Oregon State University:

• Compost Foodwebs (Bot 508) 34 to 50 students, 3 - 5 for credit through CHE, Winter, 1998; Winter 1999.
• Soil Ecology (Bot 508), 18 to 30 students, 3-5 for credit offered through Continuing Higher Education, Fall 1996, May 1997, Fall 1998.
• Special Topics in Botany: Rhizosphere Ecology (Bot 691b), 9 students plus audits, Winter 1996.
• Analysis of Environmental Issues (Bi 489/589), Spring 1994; Summer 1994, 1995.
• Methods in Soil Ecology (Bot 620X): 10 students Spring 1993; 8 students Spring 1994, Summer 1995.
• Ecology (BI 370), 105 students, Spring 1992; 150 students Fall 1993; 180 students, Spring 1995, 21 students, Summer 1995, 140 students, Spring 1996 (co-taught with Dr. K. Lajtha), 20 students, Summer, 1996, Summer 1997.
• Guest lectures (various years): Plant Ecology (Bi 374); Forest Ecology (Bi 41); Soil Biology (CSS 535).
• Introductory Biology (BI 202), one-half of course on ecology and evolution, 300 students, Winter 1992.
• Undergraduate Research: Tim Lair, Summer 1995 (1 cr); Troy Bachman, Spring 1994 (2 cr); Tamara Whitsett, Winter 1994 (1 cr).
• Reading & Conference (Bot 605), Methods in Soil Ecology, 2 students, Spring 1992; Effects of Intercropping on Soil Ecology, Fall 1994, Rhizosphere Ecology, Hua Chen, Fall 1995 (2 cr), Michael Holst, Winter 1996 (1 cr), The Soil Foodweb, Steve Scheurell and Veronica Nunez (Fall 1998) Special Topics in Mycology (BI 590), co-taught with Bill Denison, Winter 1991.
• Silviculture Institute, Forest Science, 1988-89.

At Colorado State University:

• Range Ecology, 2 lectures on microbial ecology, 1981.
• Grassland Ecosystems, lecture on soil food webs, Spring 1987.

At Texas A&M University:

• Introductory Microbiology (lab), 1975-77.
• General Physiology (lab), 1975.

Non-credit Courses and Calendar of Talks
In 1998, "The Soil Foodweb" as applied to various systems given in the following places:

• Pesticide Applicators Training, Yakima, WA, Jan 8, 1998
• BHN Grower's Meetings, Pasco, Mattawa, Moses Lake, Cooley City, WA, Jan 12 - 16, 1998
• Hobbs and Hopkins, Landscape Conference, Portland, OR, Jan. 22, 1998
• BHN Grower's Meeting, Burley, ID, Jan. 23, 1998
• San Jacinto Environmental Meeting, Houston, TX, Jan 29-30,
• 1998 Western Alfalfa Growers Conference, Reno, NV, Feb. 3, 1998
• Helena Chemical Company Meeting, Sparks, NV, Feb 5, 1998
• Agri-Energy Resources Grower's meeting, Princeton, IL, Feb 9-10, 1998
• Foundations of Forest Ecosystems Conference, Oregon State University, Feb. 26, 1998
• Northwest Research Station, Travers City, MI, March 13, 1998
• Forest Soil Organism Conference, Oregon State University, March 16-17, 1998
• Alamosa Potato Grower Groups, Monte Vista, and Center, CO, April 6-8, 1998
• Natural Resources Group, Fresno, CA, April 12-14, 1998
• Cherry Valley Golf Club, New York, New York, April 19-20, 1998
• Organica meeting, Philadelphia, PA April 21, 1998
• 20th Annual High Desert conference, Malheur, OR May 1- 3, 1998
• National Biocycle Conference, Kansas City, KS May 5-7, 1998
• Soil Quality Team Workshop, NRCS, May 18-21, 1998
• Seeds Research Growers Meeting, Corvallis, OR, June 20, 1998
• NSF Teacher's Institute, Portland, OR, June 23-25, 1998
• Biodevastation Meeting, St. Louis Greens, July 17-19, 1998
• United Nations Meeting, Montreal, Canada, August 16-21, 1998
• Suffolk County Commissioners, New York, Sept. 15, 1998
• Soil Foodweb Workshop, Sept. 21-24, 1998
• North Carolina Stewardship Program, Asheville, NC, Oct.2-16, 1998
• Pavich Family Farms Grower's Meeting, Monterey, CA Oct. 7-9, 1998
• Assoc. of Women in Landscaping, Seattle, WA Oct. 17, 1998
• Pesticide Conference, City of Seattle, Oct. 19, 1998
• USDA Extension Service and Outdoor Circle, Honolulu, Hawaii, Nov 7-11, 1998
• IPM Landscape Workshop, Seattle, WA, Nov. 17, 1998
• BHN Workshop, Bainbridge Island, WA, Nov 23, 1998

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