7 Zoology Tutors Found Near Buffalo, NY
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Amateur Globetrotter, Lover of Literature
I am a NYS Wildlife Rehabilitator, and in that capacity, have been working in captive animal care and husbandry since 2012. In the summer of 2014, I worked as a naturalist at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone, Montana, where I worked with grizzly bears and wolves, and taught trophic cascade and ecosystem dynamic concepts to visitors. I have acquired over 800 hours working with wild animals, and graduated my university with a minor in Anthrozoology, a branch off of my school's animal behavior program. [more]
Science, Math, and History
I have a B.S. in Biology, with most of my courses in Zoology. I have a good grasp of high school Biology, Zoology, Microbiology, and so on. I am a retired businessperson, with many years experience in the medical laboratory business. I have a degree in Biology from Hobart College in Geneva, with a minor in Chemistry. Since my retirement I have been a substitute teacher for several years, teaching math and science at the middle school and high school level. I have recently moved into the Rochester area and have substituted since the spring of 2012 at various public schools in the area. I a [more]
Experinced High School Tutor Specializing in Biology
I have taken many classes to fulfill my biology Education degree as well as my anthropology minor in my undergraduate work. I will also be teaching a class that involves zoology and ecology. Zoology falls under my Biology 7-12 teacher certification. I'm Sarah! I have a bachelors degree from Indiana Univeristy of Pennsylvania with a major in Biology Education with minors in Anthropology and Dance. I have a masters degree from California University of Pennsylvania in Advanced Secondary Education, Teacher Leadership and National Board Preparation. I am a current high school biology teacher, respo [more]
Understanding the Past, Success for Your Future
As a veterinary technician from 1989 until 2006, I excelled in veterinary science courses, ecological and conservation field studies, and animal husbandry. Leaning more toward herpetology in my personal life, I maintain multiple species of reptiles and amphibians, including a Dumeril's monitor. I have primarily worked with small animals/pet companions in animal hospitals and the emergency clinic of Baltimore while also serving as a docent at the Maryland Zoo. My experience with osteology, organ systems, and ecology give a broad range of coverage in the subject of zoology. [more]
College instructor and professional tutor for over 10 years
I Graduated Magna cum Laude with a B.S. in Biology from Lock Haven University. As part of my program, I took Zoology, for which I earned a 4.0. Additionally, during graduate school at Marshall University, I focused on Herpetology, a zoology sub-discipline. I have tutored all biology sub-disciplines, including Zoology, at Pennsylvania College of Technology, where I worked as a Biology instructor for 10 years. I grew up in Montoursville, PA and have lived and worked in this area for most of my life. I attended Penn State and Lock Haven University as an undergraduate and did my Graduate work and [more]
Superb Teacher in Many Subjects
I have my Bachelor's and Master's in Biology. In both degree programs I was required to take Zoology in which I obtained a grade of A and liked it very much. I still use field guides to identify mammals, sea life, birds, reptiles, amphibians, etc. for my own continuing knowledge. I live on Lake Ontario where animals of all types are varied and abundant. I was valedictorian of my high school in Syracuse. I began my Bachelor's degree in elementary education and taught 4th grade for 2 years. I then taught demonstration lessons in science in grades K-5 and full time math and science in grades 6-9 [more]
Ph.D. tutor for SPSS/Statistics, Programming, Psychology, Neuroscience
First, I studied with Jane Brockman and Donald Dewsbury at the Univ. Florida in the 1980's. Also I understand non-human behavior better than human behavior, because non-humans are driven by sex, food, thirst, shelter, and the like, but don't (really) consider social mores (although they do occasionally show altruism, albeit non-intentionally. I understand that evolution works on species while natural selection works on individuals, and I know that Charles Darwin did not invent the theory of evolution--his grandfather Erasmus believed it, as did archaeologists. Charles just provided the mech [more]
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