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Educating About Animal Behavior: A Broad Perspective

Summary of talks presented at the annual meeting of the Animal Behavior Society - Lewisburg, PA, June 29, 1999 proposed by Penny Bernstein (Kent State University Stark Campus), in cooperation with the ABS Education Committee

  1. Symposium Announcement - appearing in the ABSNewsletter 1999
    • Penny Bernstein, Kent State University Stark Campus

  2. Introduction - Educating About Animal Behavior: A Broad Perspective
    • Penny Bernstein, Kent State University Stark Campus

  3. Designing Laboratory Courses To Address Critical Needs In Undergraduate Education
    • Martha Chaiken, Psychology Department, Rutgers University

  4. How to get your organism into a K-12 Classroom

  • Mary Crowe* and Kellie M. Lewis, Department of Biology, Coastal Carolina University

  • Wow Bugs - Home Page
    • Bob Matthews, University of Georgia

  • Whom Must we Educate? Everyone!
    • Charles T. Snowdon, University of Wisconsin, Madison


    • Currently not posted

    • Nature of animal behavior research and training in veterinary medicine today
      • Ben Hart, School of Veterinary Medicine,University of California, Davis


    • Educating Undergraduates using a Zoo Setting.
      • Joanne Oliva-Purdy, Baltimore Zoo


    • Special Programs at the Zoo that Involve Teachers, School Classes, and General Zoo Visitors in Animal Behavior Studies: Learning How To DO Science
      • David Shepherdson, Oregon Zoo


    • Companion Animals: An International Perspective, Demonstrating how Culture can Affect Views of Animal Behavior.
      • Lynette Hart, Center for Animals in Society at the University of California, Davis


    • Applied Ethology
      • Trish McConnell, University of Wisconsin


    • ABS Web Site and Education
      • Mike Renner


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