Lauren will be teaching an undergraduate course at UChicago beginning in 2025 and a graduate course beginning in 2026. More information about upcoming courses will be posted here as it becomes available.

past courses

biol 202L

“Genetics & Evolution”

Duke University

Fall 2016

I managed two lab sections of a large gateway course led by instructors Mohamed Noor and Mark Rausher. Lectures and labs covered a range of topics in genetics, evolution, and general biology.

evaluations

biol 490S

“Solving problems with ecology and evolution”
Duke University
Spring 2020

This upper-level seminar course focused on building students’ abilities to interpret, evaluate, discuss, and synthesize primary literature, with an emphasis on research themes that bridge basic and applied issues.
syllabus, evaluations

biol 750S

“Introduction to Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Anti-Racism in Biology”
Duke University

With colleagues Anita Simha and Raymond Allen, I co-developed a graduate course focused on historical contexts of and critical perspectives on contemporary biological research. This course was first led by Raymond Allen in 2021, and then later by Anita Simha in 2022.
syllabus, news