Victoria Jackson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Education and Certifications
Education
University of North Texas (Denton, Texas): Ph.D. in Ecology Dissertation: Use of GIS and Remote Sensing to Locate Suitable Habitat for Ocelots
Fort Hays State University (Hays, Kansas): M.S. in Biology Thesis: Dens and Den Sites of Swift Foxes (Vulpes velox) in western Kansas
Texas A&M University (College Station, Texas): B.S. in Wildlife and Fisheries Science Special Problems Topic: Lekking Behavior of Attwater’s Prairie Chickens
Certifications
Certified Wildlife Biologist: The Wildlife Society, Bethesda, Maryland
Classes Taught
Courses Taught
University of Central Oklahoma
- UCOL 1112 Blueprint: Biology
- BIO 1114 General Biology (non-majors)
- BIO 1224 Biology for Majors: Diversity
- BIO 1234 Environmental Biology: A Global Perspective
- BIO 3543 General Ecology
- BIO 3551 Ecological Methods
- BIO 4264/5264 Mammalogy and Laboratory
- BIO 4723/5723 Biometrics
- BIO 4910/5910 Oklahoma Field Biology
- BIO 4910/5910 Wildlife Ecology and Management
University of Central Missouri
- AE 1400 Freshman Seminar
- BIOL 1000 Disciplines of Biology
- BIOL 1003 Introduction to the Sciences: Ecology
- BIOL 1110 Principles of Biology
- BIOL 1112 Biology II/Animal Biology
- BIOL 2020 Ecology (majors)
- BIOL 3211 Comparative Anatomy
- BIOL 3721 Wildlife Management
- BIOL 4000 Senior Colloquium
- BIOL 4011 Readings: Behavior
- BIOL 4012 GIS: Applications in Wildlife Science
- BIOL 4012 Wildlife Techniques: Telemetry
- BIOL 4012 Animal Behavior
- BIOL 4013 Experimental Design and Analysis
- BIOL 4014 Internship
- BIOL 4221 Mammalogy
- BIOL 4953/5953 Field Ecology: Costa Rica
- BIOL 4953/5953 Field Ecology: South Africa
- BIOL 5011 Advanced Mammalogy, Adv. Wildlife Conservation, Landscape Ecology
- BIOL 5013 Biometry
- BIOL 5722 Biogeography
- BIOL 5954 Graduate Topics
Research, Published Work, and Scholarly Activities
My research focuses on captive wild animal care and wildlife ecology, specifically the spatial ecology of mammals. I work closely with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Gardens, and the Nature Conservancy on a number of projects engaging undergraduate and graduate students in scientifically meritorious research.
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