Johanna Varner

Assistant Professor of Biology

Colorado Mesa University

United States

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Johanna Varner is an Assistant Professor of Biology at Colorado Mesa University, USA. Her research focuses on mammalogy, with recent articles exploring educational advancements in undergraduate biology, nutritional ecology of the American pika, and effective teaching strategies for remote learning environments. She is particularly interested in the influence of seasonal and habitat variations on stress-associated metabolites in climate-sensitive species.

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What should students be able to do? Helping students recognize professional skills in our courses

Teaching Mammalogy in the 21st century: advances in undergraduate education

Sampling a pika's pantry: Temporal shifts in nutritional quality and winter preservation of American pika food caches

Stress-associated metabolites vary with both season and habitat across populations of a climate sentinel species

Connected While Distant: Networking CUREs Across Classrooms to Create Community and Empower Students

Squirreling from afar: adapting Squirrel-Net Modules for remote teaching and learning

An introduction to the Squirrel-Net teaching modules

Activity Patterns and Foraging Behavior of American Pikas (Ochotona princeps) Differ between Craters of the Moon and Alpine Talus in Idaho

How Many Squirrels Are in the Shrubs? A Lesson Plan for Comparing Methods for Population Estimation

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