Bryan J. Sigel, Ph.D.

I am a conservation ecologist interested in how human activities affect biodiversity. I was inspired to pursue a career in ecology by my professors at the University of California Los Angeles, and by participating in undergraduate research opportunities there, which included a field course in the tropical rainforest of Nicaragua. Here at Nevada State College, I want to provide my students equally engaging experiential learning and to inspire future generations of scientists.

Dr. Sigel regularly teaches: Biol 211 (Introduction to Field Biology), Biol 305 (Introduction to Conservation Biology), Biol 419 (Tropical Ecology), Biol 433 (Ornithology), Biol 441 (Field Ecology)

To learn more about Dr. Bryan Sigel please see the following: ResearchGate, BSigel_Curriculum Vitae and Dr. Sigel’s Weebly page

Email:  bryan.sigel@nsc.flywheelstaging.com

Office: Liberal Arts and Sciences (LAS) 265

Phone:  (702) 992-2617