Dr. Peter C. Sakaris is an Associate Professor of Biology. Dr. Sakaris teaches introductory and upper level biology courses including Biological Principles II, Ecology, Zoology, Freshwater Biology, Ichthyology, and Biostatistics. He also mentors students in directed research and research through the University's Honors Program. His research interests include studies of fish population dynamics, species interactions, population and community ecology in aquatic ecosystems, invasive species ecology, and the effects of hydrologic alteration on the dynamics of exploited fish populations in regulated river systems.
Degrees
Ph.D. (Fisheries), Auburn University, AL
M.S. (Fisheries), University of Maryland Eastern Shore, MD
B.S. (Biology), Stony Brook University, NY
Courses Taught
BIOL 2107K - Biological Principles I
BIOL 2108K - Biological Principles II
BIOL 3300K - Ecology
BIOL 4200K - Zoology
BIOL 3500 - Biostatistics
BIOL 3600 - Freshwater Biology
BIOL 3700K - Ichthyology
Current Syllabi (Fall 2012)