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Renee Duckworth

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Organismic & Evolutionary Biology

Harvard University

26 Oxford St.

Cambridge, MA 02138

Email: rduckworth@oeb.harvard.edu  

 


Education


  • 2007-2008 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA– Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology – Postdoctoral Fellow

  • 2006-2007 Edinburgh University, UK – Institute for Evolutionary Biology – Postdoctoral Fellow

  • 2000-2006 Duke University, Durham, NC, USA – Biology – Ph.D.

  • 1998-2000 Auburn University, AL, USA – Zoology – M.Sc.

  • 1993-1997 Wittenberg University, OH USA – Biology – B.A.

  • Honors and Awards

  • National Science Foundation International Research Fellowship, 2006-8
  • Biology Department Grant-in-Aid, Duke University, 2005
  • NSF Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant, Behavioral Processes Panel, 2004-5
  • American Museum of Natural History Frank M. Chapman Award, 2004
  • Animal Behaviour Society Grant, 2004
  • Marcia Brady Tucker AOU Travel Award
  • Duke University Biology Department Fellowship, 2003
  • Sigma Xi, Grant-in-Aid of Research, 2003
  • Biology Department Grant-in-Aid, Duke University, 2003
  • Sally Hughes Schrader Travel Award, 2003
  • Marcia Brady Tucker AOU Travel Award, 2003
  • Kenneth Otis Distinguished Graduate Student Award, Auburn University, 2000
  • Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology Research Grant, 2000
  • Graduate Student Research Grant, Auburn University, 1999
  • Emmet Bodenberg Award for Excellence in Environmental Studies, Wittenberg University, 1996
  • Undergraduate Research Grant, Wittenberg University, 1995
  • Wittenberg University Scholar Award, 1993-7


  • Teaching Experience (yr / # of students)

    Supervisor, Harvard University

    Undergraduate research project, Robert Kirkham: Genetic constraints on the evolution of sexually selected plumage ornamentation

    Supervisor, Edinburgh University

    M.Sc. project, Louise Dear: Quantitative genetics of body size in a wild bird population

    Graduate Teaching Assistant, Duke University

    BIO 46: AIDS and other emerging diseases (2002-2005 / 300)
    BIO 118: Genetics/Cell Biology (2001 / 60)
    BIO 151: Principles in Animal Physiology (2001 / 15)
    BIO 25: Introductory Biology (2000 / 12)

    Graduate Teaching Assistant, Auburn University

    ZY 251: Human Physiology (1999-2000 / 35)
    ZY 250: Human Anatomy (1998-1999 / 70-80)

    Guest Lecturer

    BIO 46: AIDS and other emerging diseases, Topic: Evolution and infectious disease (2004/280)
    ZY 250: Human Anatomy, 3 lectures (1999 / 125)


    Professional Service and Membership

    Reviewer for (# of manuscripts): Evolution (3), Evolutionary Ecology (4), American Naturalist (2), BMC Ecology (1), Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B (4), Behavioral Ecology (6), Oikos (1), Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology (1), Condor (2), Wilson Bulletin (1), Ibis (1)

    Membership in Professional Societies (# of years): Society for the Study of Evolution (8), Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (6), American Ornithological Society (8), Animal Behavior Society (7), European Society for Evolutionary Biology (7), American Society of Naturalists (6)



     

     

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