Ed McGinley
Professional Profile
- Ph.D West Virginia University - Wildlife and Fisheries
- M.S. Frostburg State University - Wildlife and Fisheries
- B.S. Saint Francis University - Marine Biology
Teaching
Classes Taught:
- Natural Sciences 107
- Environmental Science Natural Sciences 111
- Introduction to Biological Science First Year Seminary 152
- First Year Seminar Natural Sciences 203
- Marine Biology Natural Sciences 214
- Ecology Natural Sciences 300
- Science Methods Natural Sciences 340
- Science Survival Skills Natural Sciences 340
- Sustainability in Bermuda Natural Sciences 351
- Comparative Physiology Natural Sciences 361
- Coastal Field Zoology Natural Sciences 440
- Senior Research Capstone
Research
Publications:
- Occurrence of a nine-armed sea star larvae,Luidia senegalensis (Lamark, 1816) (Asteroidea Luidiidae), further north along Florida’s east coast
- Analysis of Nearshore Fish Community in a Northeast Florida Estuary
- The Effects of Embeddedness on the Seasonal Feeding of Mottled Sculpin
Area of Research:
I am interested in looking at the animals that live in our local estuary, specifically looking at fish, crabs, and squid. The goal of my research is to figure out what types of these organisms we have here, and why they are located where we find them. This requires us to be out in the water, either on the shore, on a marina, or on a boat to sample the different life we have here. I am always in need of student volunteers and there is no experience needed, just a willingness to get wet and dirty!
More Information
I try to stay active in the local community to raise awareness about local environment issues that we face. I do this by presenting at local conferences open to the public and serving on the Advisory Board for the Matanzas Riverkeeper. In these capacities I can share the research that my students and I conduct and help increase a healthy appreciation for our natural resources.
Office location:
Dr. Ed McGinley
Kenan Hall 108B
On Sabbatical