Tamara Sluss, Ph.D.
Curriculum Vitae Dr. Tamara Dawn Sluss Associate Professor of Biology Division of Mathematics and Sciences, Kentucky State University
Education: University of Louisville 1998-2006 Ph.D. Biology (2006) M.S. in Environmental Biology (2003) Dr. Jeff Jack - Mentor
B.S. Biology (2000) Life Science Building Louisville, KY 40292
1996-1998
University of Kentucky
Awards:
Dean's Citation for Graduating Doctoral Dissertation2006
University of Louisville Doctoral Fellowship2001-2004
Neff Stream Biology Award2000
Who's Who Among American Teachers and Educators2007-present
Presidential Award, Kentucky State University Convocation2012
Teaching:
Associate Professor of Biology, Kentucky State University 2011-present
Assistant
Population and Community Ecology
This course is a requirement of the Master's of Environmental Studies program at KSU and investigates the theoretical basis for ecological interactions at the population and community levels of the biological hierarchy. This course was taught online. KSU course ID: ENV502
Environmental Biology
Students completing this course should be able to understand the impact of humans on our environment and the consequences on resource sustainability, biodiversity, and human health. KSU course ID: BIO 103
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