Joseph Barber is a dedicated Adjunct Professor at Hunter College, where he leverages his extensive background as a scientist and animal behaviourist to enrich the academic experience of his Master’s students. In his role, he teaches an asynchronous online course on Applied Animal Behaviour, guiding...
Joseph Barber is a dedicated Adjunct Professor at Hunter College, where he leverages his extensive background as a scientist and animal behaviourist to enrich the academic experience of his Master’s students. In his role, he teaches an asynchronous online course on Applied Animal Behaviour, guiding 15-25 students through the complexities of animal behavior and welfare. Joseph’s innovative approach to online education is evident in his successful transition from a fully in-person course to a hybrid model, and ultimately to a comprehensive online format. This iterative development process has allowed him to create a dynamic learning environment that fosters engagement and critical thinking.
At Hunter College, Joseph is responsible for all aspects of course design and delivery on Blackboard, including the creation of recorded presentations and engaging pre-recorded conversations with industry practitioners. His commitment to effective teaching is complemented by his skills in program development and creative problem-solving, which enable him to craft compelling educational content that resonates with students. Joseph’s passion for animal welfare and behaviour is not only reflected in his teaching but also in his role as a career advisor, where he empowers students to navigate their professional paths in the field.
With a strong emphasis on communication and creativity, Joseph Barber excels in creating an inclusive and stimulating online learning atmosphere. His expertise in science writing and public speaking further enhances his ability to convey complex concepts in an accessible manner, making him a valuable asset to both his students and the broader academic community. Through his work at Hunter College, Joseph continues to inspire the next generation of animal behaviourists, fostering a deeper appreciation for the intricacies of animal welfare and the importance of ethical practices in the field.
