معرفی
Cori Tice is an Assistant Professor in Biological Sciences at Texas Tech University (TTU). She teaches both in-person and online courses, employing interactive methods like lectures, discussions, and student-led presentations to create supportive learning environments. As an affiliate member of TTU's STEM CORE, she contributes to STEM education initiatives.
- B.S. in Biology and Mathematics from Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi
- M.S. in Biology from East Carolina University
- Ph.D. in Biology from Mississippi State University
Her research focuses on how environmental changes impact predator-prey interactions and trophic dynamics across marine and terrestrial ecosystems, particularly through climate warming experiments, pesticide effects on arthropods, and microbial succession studies.
Recent publications highlight climate change impacts on coastal ecosystems, diurnal temperature effects on insects, and anthropogenic disturbances like noise pollution. She has also contributed to agricultural entomology studies on neonicotinoid effects and pest management in cotton/soybean systems.
STEM CORE involvement includes curriculum development and outreach for undergraduate STEM students, K-12 programs, and community engagement initiatives like the Traveling Lab Program and Tech Savvy Family STEM Night.
