Member Profile
Donald Shaw
Contributions
- Submitted Materials (45) submitted materials
- Authored Materials (45) authored materials
- Comments (29) comments
- Learning Exercises
- Bookmark Collections
- Course ePortfolios
- Content Builder Materials




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Skills & Interests
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Education
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Classroom Management,Teaching Effectiveness, and Teaching with Technology (Blackboard and Clicker System) -
Science and Technology / Biology / Human Anatomy and Physiology
(Expert)
Academic Interests:(A) Circadian and annual rhythms, photoperiodism, and reproductive neuroendocrinology, (B) Mammalian melatonin rhythms, and (C) Reproductive physiology in Rivulus marmoratus
Associations
- TAS (Tennessee Academy of Science)
member 08/2012 – Current - iTeach (www.iteach-ap.com; A collaborative learning space for anatomy and physiology instructors)
member 08/2010 – Current - Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR)
member 08/2009 – Current
Education History
- Ph.D. in Physiology (Endocrinology) (08/1994)
University of Connecticut - Master of Science in Physiology (Endocrinology) (08/1989)
University of Connecticut - Bachelor of Science in Biology (08/1983)
Fu-Jen Catholic University in Taiwan
Publications
- Stallings A, Shaw D, Reddick J, Gray J, and Taylor W. (2013). Human Anatomy and Physiology Lab Manual. New York, McGraw Hill Higher Education.
- Gathers A, Jorge B, Nielsen A, and Shaw D. (2009). Human Anatomy and Physiology Lab Manual. New York, McGraw Hill Higher Education.
- Shaw, D, Goldman, BD. (2007). Developmental changes in male Siberian hamsters (Phodopus sungorus) exposed to different gestational and postnatal photoperiods in Journal of Pineal Research. (43:25-34).
Teaching Experience
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Seminar of Biological Sciences
(Current)
- UT Martin – (Biology 411)
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Endocrinology
(Current)
- UT Martin – (Zoology 463)
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Human Anatomy and Physiology I and II
(Current)
- UT Martin – Zoology 251 + 352
Languages
- Chinese
- Speaking level: Superior
- Reading level: Superior
- English
- Speaking level: Advanced
- Reading level: Superior
Positions
- Assistant professor in Biology (08/2007 – Current) University of Tennessee at Martin