On deck for the week

Three weeks left of a particularly brutal semester. Last week was all about prepping for the mid-Atlantic section of the Ecological Society of America. We had to analyze data for two projects: acorn removal across an urban-rural gradient and acorn-weevil relationships over latitudinal gradients. Neither of these had much going on statistically but I wrote seven pages of code to figure that out. So it goes. 

On deck for this week:

• Need to finish off a review 
• Need to start another
• Need to send out email invitations to participate in a new project on neotropical birds (I could swear neotropical should be capitalized)
• check up on a collaborator on the muscle physiology project
• write more biostats lectures (covering ANCOVA (quickly) then logistic regression (awkwardly))
• finish biostats homework (should be done today)
• finish off plans for Ecuador and Galapagos
• meet with deans and provost tomorrow about study abroad (which means I should probably come up with an agenda)
• Academic planning committee meeting tomorrow (ditto) 
• finish off the West GA paper\
• pressure provost to get faculty training to deal with mental health issues with our students