Jeffrey Mohr

Adjunct Professor
Forestry and Environmental Conservation Department

Office:
Phone: 864-644-5255

Email: jmohr@clemson.edu

Educational Background

Ph.D Wildlife and Fisheries Biology
Clemson University 2010

M.S. Zoology
Oklahoma State University 2003

B.S. Biology
Furman University 1999

Courses Taught

WFB 4680 Herpetology

Profile

I teach Herpetology for Clemson and for my full time job, I am a Tenured Professor at Southern Wesleyan University (SWU) where I teach a variety of Ecological and Organismal classes. I also lead Study Away programs for SWU and have taken students to California (2019), Kenya (2021--cancelled because of covid), and Utah (2021), Arizona/New Mexico (2022), Costa Rica (2023), Washington State (2024) to explore the unique ecology of these regions.

Research Interests

Wildlife Ecology with a focus on life history information on reptiles and amphibians. I.e. What do they do in situ and why? I enjoy employing mark/recapture techniques including radio telemetry to better understand individual (and hopefully populations) of herps in different habitats. My animal of choice is the snake and my Masters and Dissertation were on the Timber Rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus).

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