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    Honey Bee Research And Extension Lab

    Honey Bee Research And Extension Lab

    Cameron Jack

    Assistant Professor

    Cameron has been interested in beekeeping since his youth and now teaches several courses related to honey bees and apiculture at the University of Florida. Cameron has responsibilities in instruction and research related to honey bees. His goal is to create an educational program that prepares students for the many challenges associated with beekeeping and to train those interested in entering the beekeeping workforce. Cameron's research is focused on surveying the beekeeping industry by providing practical solutions to beekeepers. 

    • Teaching

      Cameron's primary role as a teacher involves using his subject expertise to equip students with the resources necessary to be successful in their own educational pursuits. He wants his students to gain applicable knowledge that will assist them in achieving their goals for their current or future employment, whatever field they may choose.

      Cameron has dedicated years of research and free time to apiculture; thus, he is incredibly passionate about the subject. In his courses, students discuss the fascinating biology of honey bees, how to generate an income through beekeeping, and explore the new frontiers of honey bee research. It is his goal that through apiculture instruction, he will prepare students to make positive contributions to the beekeeping industry.

    • Research

      Cameron's main interest is to serve the beekeeping industry by providing practical solutions to beekeepers seeking to improve honey bee health. Currently, his research efforts are focused on honey bee epidemiology and toxicology. As often as possible, Cameron tries to support undergraduate students with their research questions and ensure that they are conducting publishable studies that contribute to the overall scientific body of knowledge.

    • Extension

      Cameron seeks to communicate relevant and reliable research findings about honey bees to all types of audiences. Through his extension efforts, he hopes to first, demonstrate the importance and fascinating nature of honey bees to the public, and second, support beekeepers by teaching research-based practices that can improve their beekeeping success.

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    Cameron Jack holding bee frame

    Assistant Professor

    Contact

    Bldg 964, room 114
    1881 Natural Area Dr.
    Gainesville, FL 32611
    (352) 294-6926
    cjack@ufl.edu

    • Education
      • Ph.D. Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, 2020
      • M.S. Horticulture Science, Oregon State University, 2015
      • B.S. Biology, Southern Utah University, 2012

       

    • Publications
      • EDIS Publications
      • Google Scholar Publications



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