Ellen Bledsoe

Assistant Professor of Practice

Program(s):
Wildlife Conservation and Management

Research

My research focuses on the long-term dynamics of ecological communities, especially the intersection of local- and regional-scale processes and spatiotemporal dynamics. I am also interested in inclusive data science pedagogy. Please note that I am not advising graduate students at this time.

Teaching

As a Professor of Practice, I teach data science in the context of ecology, natural resources, and the environment. I primarily teach at the undergraduate level, both general education courses and wildlife courses.

Degrees

  • Postdoctoral Fellow, 2021, Living Data Project University of Regina Regina, SK, Canada
  • PhD in Interdisciplinary Ecology, 2020, University of Florida Gainesville, FL
  • BA in Biological Sciences, 2013, Mount Holyoke College South Hadley, MA