Education & Professional History
Carleton College, BA; University of Colorado-Boulder, PhD
Amanda Hund is an integrative evolutionary ecologist that studies host-parasite interactions. She is currently starting a new project to understand how host ecology, behavior, and immunology shape the transmission of a complex-life cycle parasite through space and time. This involves working with stickleback fish and common loons on Vancouver Island. She teaches part of Introductory Biology and Ecology and Evolution of Disease.
At Carleton since 2022.
Highlights & Recent Activity
Currently looking for research students for Summer 2023: apply here, form will be open until February 15, 2023.
Current Courses
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Fall 2022
BIOL 125: Genes, Evolution, and Development and Lab
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BIOL 394: Biology Research
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Winter 2023
BIOL 220: Disease Ecology and Evolution
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BIOL 394: Biology Research
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IDSC 392: Independent Research
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Spring 2023
BIOL 125: Genes, Evolution, and Development and Lab
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BIOL 394: Biology Research
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IDSC 392: Independent Research
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Winter 2024
BIOL 125: Genes, Evolution, and Development and Lab
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BIOL 220: Disease Ecology and Evolution