| Date | Instructor | Reading | Topic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 13 | Drake | – | Introduction |
| Aug 20 | Strand | Handout | Mosquitoes as vectors of infectious diseases |
| Aug 27 | Hall | Murray et al. (2016) | Food subsidy and wildlife diseases |
| Sep 3 | NO CLASS | ||
| Sep 10 | Gottdenker | Gottdenker et al. (2014) | Deforestation and disease transmission |
| Sep 17* | Murdock | Tesla et al. (2018) | Vector-borne diseases |
| Sep 24 | Handel | Handel et al. (2017) | Computer models of infectious diseases |
| Oct 1 | Byers | Keogh et al. (2017) | Trematode parasites |
| Oct 8 | Ezenwa | Ezenwa et al. (2016) | Social living and parasitism |
| Oct 15 | Altizer | Satterfield et al. (2015) | Animal migration and parasitism |
| Oct 22 | Park | Bharti et al. (2011) | Measles in Niger |
| Oct 29* | Schmidt | Schmidt, J.P. et al. (2017) | Ebola spillover |
| Nov 5 | Stephens | Stephens et al. (2016) | Parasite sharing in wild ungulates and their predators |
| Nov 12 | Glenn | Eisen & Eisen. (2018) | Ticks and wildlife disease reservoirs |
| Nov 19 | NO CLASS | ||
| Nov 26 | Tredennick | Han & Drake. (2016) | Forecasting infectious diseases |
| Dec 3 | Drake | – | Wrap up |
*Writing assignment due