Andrew G. Gardner
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- School: California State University Stanislaus
- Campus:
- Department: Biological Sciences
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Location:
1 University Cir
Turlock, CA - 95382 - Dates at California State University Stanislaus: December 2016 - May 2019
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Awesome
Dr. Gardner is the best for lab. He will work with you through issues and he urges students to ask questions. He goes over the lab completely and everyone can observe the species when he is done. Lots of freedom which ends a little early. highly recommend his bio lab.
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Would take again: Yes
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Prof. Gardner is a fun teacher with long lectures though. He gives 6 quizzes, 3 exams, and a few group projects, including a debate and leaf collection project. He doesn't require textbooks, just powerpoints. I had no regrets taking this class even if it was only for my GenEd requirement.
Biography
Andrew G Gardner is a/an Instructional Faculty in the California State University department at California State University
California State University Stanislaus - Biological Sciences
Resume
2006
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Botany/Plant Biology
J.F. Crow Institute for the study of evolution
F.A.C. Czar
University of Wisconsin-Madison
2001
Society for the study of evolution
American Society of Plant Taxonomists
English
Spanish
bachelor of science
I studied Botany
worked in Paul Berry's lab and the herbarium
and in Costa Rica.
botany
Botany Club President
University of Wisconsin-Madison
IntelligentDesign/RandomDrift
Andy Gardner; andyggardner@gmail.com
aggardner@rhodes.edu
IntelligentDesign/RandomDrift
Jabaily Lab
Our lab website!
Pictured (left to right): Leigh Sage
Andy Gardner
Aedric Lim
Eden Johnson
John Menz
Veronica Thompson
Pryce Michener
and Kelly Shepherd. The Jabaily lab (Rachel Jabaily-assistant professor
Andy Gardner-postdoctoral fellow
Eden Johnson '14
John Menz '14
Pryce Michener '17) heads the Goodeniaceae Working Group
an international collaboration of researchers from Rhodes College
St.
J.F. Crow Institute for the study of evolution
Chair of the Evolution Seminar Series
Bicycle
Evolutionary Biology
Molecular Biology
Mentoring
Carpentry
Data Analysis
Botany
Graphic Design
College Teaching
Science
car restoration
PCR
Phylogenetics
Gardner
Andy
Gardner
Rhodes College
California State University
Stanislaus
University of Wisconsin-Madison
I am the postdoc on an NSF-funded research project with Rachel Jabaily (Rhodes College) and Dianella Howarth (St. John’s University). I have built a broadly sampled and data-rich molecular phylogeny of the core Goodeniaceae
and will use it to reconstruct the evolution of floral symmetry in the clade. I have developed floral geometric morphometrics to compliment our work on CYC ortholog expression of among closely-related species with radially and bilaterally symmetric flowers.
Postdoctoral Fellow
Greater Memphis Area
Rhodes College
I studied the evolution of Oxalis with Eve Emshwiller at the University of Wisconsin—Madison. That work focused on breeding system transitions
biome and biogeographic shifts
and bulb morphology.
Graduate Student
Madison
Wisconsin Area
University of Wisconsin-Madison
I was instructor of record for a lecture/lab plant anatomy course. I revised the lab content and syllabus
worked with lab teaching assistant Abigail Mazie
and delivered a full semester of lectures.
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Assistant Professor of Botany
California State University
Stanislaus
