Jim Stern
Job Titles
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Instructor
-select- College of Adult and Professional Studies -
Adjunct Instructor of Biological Sciences
Biological Sciences, College of Arts and Sciences
Highlight
I have taught courses in biology, animal behavior, environmental science, and earth science. I thrive on any adventures that include encounters with wildlife, geologic events, or environmental issues. I have 32 years of teaching experience and enjoy teaching these natural sciences to students from middle school age through adult.
Started at Bethel
2014
Education
- University of Minnesota - B.S. in Life Science, Earth Science, and General Science Education, 1983
- University of Minnesota - M.Ed. in Science Education, 1986
Biography
I have spent many years of my life enjoying the natural beauty and wildlife that Minnesota has to offer. I enjoy golf, hiking, fishing, rock hounding, fossil hunting, and about any other outdoor activity Minnesota or Northwest Ontario has to offer. I have been married for 35 years and have two grown boys. I have always taught around the twin city and was born here as well so I am very familiar with what our area has to offer the avid outdoor enthusiast. I have hiked and skied the Upper Midwest, Rockies, Tetons, Lake Tahoe, and Northern Arizona. Our world has so much natural beauty to offer and it is always exciting to look forward to the next adventure.
Courses Taught
Environmental Studies
Certificates and Licenses
Minnesota Teaching License
Professional Organizations, Committees, and Boards
Education Minnesota
Hobbies and Interests
I enjoy outdoor sports and activities, as well as music.
Areas of expertise
I have taught courses in biology, animal behavior, environmental science, and earth science. I thrive on any adventures that include encounters with wildlife, geologic events, or environmental issues. I have 32 years of teaching experience and enjoy teaching these natural sciences to students from middle school age through adult.
Quote
Kites rise highest against the wind...not with it! Sir Winston Churchill