Bradley Reynolds

Bradley R. Reynolds is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Biology, Geology and Environmental Sciences at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC). He holds an EdD in Learning and Leadership (2013), M.S. in Environmental Science (2003), and B.S. in Chemistry (1996). His research emphasizes environmental education methodologies, transformational leadership in conservation contexts, and herpetological conservation. Reynolds teaches courses including Conservation of Biodiversity (Bio/ESC 1100), Environmental Science I & II, and Values and the Environment (ESC 4840). His instructional focus blends field-based learning with ethical considerations, particularly engaging non-science majors through hands-on experiences.

Reynolds' academic service includes roles on UTC's Graduate Committee, Curriculum Committee, and Wildlife Club Advisory Committee. He actively participates in community initiatives like Tennessee River Rescue. His research portfolio spans 20+ peer-reviewed publications and presentations addressing environmental ethics education, amphibian disease dynamics, and long-term ecological monitoring projects like Team Salamander.

Recent scholarship highlights include evaluating undergraduate environmental ethics courses and analyzing factors influencing environmental science major selection. Reynolds frequently supervises student internships and independent studies, emphasizing practical environmental leadership development.