JESSE S KRAUSE, PH.D.
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JEsse S Krause, Ph.D.

Jesse S. Krause
University of Nevada, Reno
Department of Biology
​1664 N. Virginia Street 
Sarah Fleischmann Building  109
Reno, NV, 89557, USA 
jskrause@unr.edu
​Office phone: 775 682-9382



 
Positions

Department of Biology, University of Nevada, Reno, USA
    Assistant Teaching Professor (9 month contract), 2018-Present

Department of Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior, University of California, Davis, USA
   Visiting Assistant Professor (3 month contract), May – August: 2019 & 2020
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Department of Wildlife, Fish and Conservation, University of California Davis, California, USA
   Lecturer: Winter Quarter 2018

Education

University of California Davis, Davis, California & Roslin Institute, University of Edinburgh,  UK
         Postdoctoral Fellow: 2015 - Present
        
Advisers: John C. Wingfield, Ph.D. 
                               Simone L. Meddle, Ph.D.
        Project: Negative feedback control mechanisms regulating seasonal changes in hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis function.

University of California Davis, Davis, California
Doctorate of Philosophy: 2008-2014
        
Dissertation adviser:  John C. Wingfield, Ph.D.
         Dissertation co-advisers: Marilyn Ramenofsky. Ph.D. & Simone L. Meddle, Ph.D.
         Dissertation: Neuroendocrine and endocrine regulation of the stress response in White-crowned Sparrows   

Sonoma State University, Cotati, California
Bachelors of Science in Biology (Physiology): 2005-2007
         
Thesis adviser:  Daniel E. Crocker, Ph.D.
          Senior Thesis: Regulation of sodium balance during lactation and fasting in Northern elephant seals

Santa Rosa Junior College, Santa Rosa, California
Associates of Arts Degree - 2002-2004

Courses Taught

Comparative Physiology (BIOL316):  Department of Biology - University of Nevada, Reno. Instructed students on comparative physiology. Contact hours included three fifty minute lectures. 

Comparative Physiology Laboratory (BIOL396):  Department of Biology - University of Nevada, Reno. Instructed students on comparative physiology laboratory techniques. Contact hours included three hour laboratory and one hour discussion.
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Physiology of the Endocrine Glands (BIOL414/614): Department of Biology - University of Nevada, Reno. Instructed students on the hormonal regulation of physiology in mammalian species. Contact hours included three fifty minute lectures 

Physiological Ecology (WFC 130/230): Department of Wildlife, Fish, and Conservation - University of California, Davis. Contact hours included two 1 hour and 20 minute lectures, 1 hour discussion for graduate students, and 2 hours of office hours per week.

Systemic Physiology Laboratory (NPB 101L): Department of Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior - University of California, Davis. Instructed  students on aspects of animal physiology. Contact hours included a lead lab position and assistant lab position both 3 hours, lead 2 hour discussion, and 2 hours of office hours per week. 

Independent Studies in Biology Undergraduate (BIOL491): Department of Biology - University of Nevada, Reno. This includes students performing their senior theses or are a TA for my physiology laboratory. 

Independent Studies in Biology Graduate (BIOL691): Department of Biology - University of Nevada, Reno. Graduate student working on comparative animal physiology course development and production of laboratory manual. 
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