Although the Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station is primarily a research facility, many of our faculty do also teach courses for their home OSU departments or for the Marine Studies Initiative. Courses take place in Newport, Astoria, or Corvallis, or statewide via E-Campus. Some of our faculty also use Zoom or other videoconferencing technology so that students can attend and participate from multiple locations.
Courses being taught by COMES faculty include:
Susanne Brander (Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences)
- MAST 201 Humans and the Ocean
Taylor Chapple (Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences)
- FW 199 Introduction to Sharks
- FW 324 Food from the Sea (Ecampus)
- FW 464/564 Marine Conservation Biology
Christina DeWitt (Food Science and Technology)
Steve Dundas (Applied Economics)
- AEC 122 Introduction to Climate Change Economics and Policy
- AEC 653 Empirical Environmental and Resource Economics
- AEC 550 Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
- AEC 352 Environmental Economics and Policy
Ford Evans (Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences)
- FW 597 Aquaculture
Chris Langdon (Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences)
Jessica Miller (Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences)
Will White (Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences)
- FW 320 Introductory Population Dynamics
- FW 433/533 Population Dynamics for Conservation
- FW 464/564 Marine Conservation Biology
In addition, most of our faculty accept graduate students from their academic departments and advise projects, theses, and dissertations.