Melinda Weaver

Melinda Weaver is an Instructor in the School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University. Her expertise spans Animal Behavior and Urban Ecology, with a focus on organismal biology. She has been actively involved in teaching undergraduate courses since 2020, including General Biology I/II, Animal Behavior, and Vertebrate Zoology across multiple semesters.

Teaching History:

• Regularly teaches BIO 331 (Animal Behavior) and BIO 370 (Vertebrate Zoology)
• Has instructed BIO 181/182 General Biology courses for foundational biology education
• Maintains a consistent teaching schedule with multiple course repetitions per semester

Research Interests:

Focuses on behavioral adaptations in urban ecosystems and vertebrate zoology, leveraging organismal biology frameworks. Her teaching reflects these research emphases through specialized courses in animal behavior and comparative vertebrate biology.

Grants & Labs:

No specific grants or laboratory affiliations are listed in the provided information.