Associate Professor of Biological Sciences

Loyola University

New Orleans, LA 70118

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fax: 405-865-2920

email: hauber@loyno.edu

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7924 S. Claiborne Ave.

New Orleans, Louisiana 70125

Loyola University, Biological Sciences Faculty

Professor - Full-time teaching responsibilities for undergraduate courses for majors and non-majors. Academic advising. Undergraduate research advisor for 2-3 students on average. See vitae for other activities associated with position. (Fall, 2000 - present).

Loyola University, Biological Sciences Faculty

Associate Professor - Full-time teaching responsibilities for graduate and undergraduate courses for majors and non-majors. Academic advising. Undergraduate research advisor for 2-3 students on average. See vitae for other activities associated with position. (Fall, 1988 - Summer, 2000).

Loyola University Biological Sciences Faculty

Assistant Professor - Full-time teaching responsibilities for graduate and undergraduate courses for majors and non-majors. Academic advising. Undergraduate research advisor for 3-4 students on average. See vitae for other activities associated with position. (Fall, 1985 - Summer, 1988).

Loyola University, Biological Sciences Faculty

Visiting Professor - Full-time teaching responsibilities for graduate and undergraduate courses for majors and non-majors (Fall, 1984 - Summer, 1985).

Texas Tech University, Biological Sciences Staff

Instructor - Part-time teaching including a three credit course in microbial genetics for undergraduates and graduates (Fall, 1983).

• Courses Taught
• Undergraduate Courses

• Graduate Courses

• Courses Created
• BIOL A138 Genetics and Society. Interdisciplinary course which provides an introduction to genetics and emphasizes contemporary social and ethical issues in human genetics and reproductive technology.

• BIOL 0201-894 Plant Systematics. Graduate course dealing with the fundamentals of taxonomy and systematic analysis and focusing on angiosperm plant families. Lab mainly dedicated to the identification of plant specimens and field trips.
• BIOL 0210-894 Molecular Genetics. Graduate genetics course dealing with DNA and RNA structure and synthesis in prokaryotes and eukaryotes and their viruses. Genetics expression and its control are also discussed. Laboratory in microbial genetics accompanies lecture.
• BIOL A322 Population Genetics. Majors elective course dealing with genetic variation in natural populations and its origin, maintenance, and evolutionary significance. The course is both theoretical and applied with exercises dealing with actual populational data.

• Creative Teaching Techniques
• Videotaped lab procedures that cannot be performed during the scheduled lab period due to time constraints.
• Designed a library exercise to acquaint freshman majors with the resources available for doing biology related library research. Upgraded library assignment for juniors in Biological Research.
• Developed population genetics exercise in Genetics Lab where groups of students are responsible for isozyme analysis of a local plant population whose genetics is not known and not previously studied. Students analyze Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium for each polymorphic locus and calculate various polymorphic indices.
• Require students in Population Genetics to find an article from the primary literature on an assigned topic, to prepare and deliver a 15-min oral summary of the article and to prepare at least two legitimate exam questions derived from their presentation that all students in the class are responsible for answering.

• Jackson, R.C. and D.P. Hauber. 1981. Polyploidy (an edited series of classical papers on polyploidy - vol. 12 from the Benchmark Papers in Genetics series). Hutchinson and Ross, Inc., Stroudsberg, Pennsylvania.
• Jackson, R.C. and D. P. Hauber. 1982. Autotriploid and autotetraploid cytogenetic analyses: correction coefficients for proposed binomial models. Amer. J. Bot. 69: 644-646.
• Hauber, D.P. and W.L. Bloom. 1983. Stability of a chromosomal hybrid zone in the Clarkia nitens and Clarkia speciosa ssp. polyantha complex (Onagraceae). Amer. J. Bot. 70: 1454-1459.
• Jackson, R.C., Sun Jizhong, and D.P. Hauber. 1983. Quantitative analysis of autotriploids and autotetraploids: applied and theoretical considerations. J. Huazhong Ag. Col. 2: 1-7.
• Hauber, D.P. 1986. Autotetraploidy in Haplopappus spinulosus hybrids: evidence from natural and synthetic tetraploids. Amer. J. Bot. 73: 1595-1606.
• Hauber, D.P. 1987. Supernumerary chromosomes in Tradescantia I. Meiotic behavior of three homologous isochromosomes. Genetica 75: 117-121.
• Hauber, D.P. and K.A. Rovira. 1989. Supernumerary chromosomes in Tradescantia II. The effect of colchicine on meiotic isochromosome configurations. Amer. J. Bot. 76: 470-473.
• Hauber, D.P., R.J. Kuhnell, and M.K. Miller. 1989. Evidence for predominant autogamy in Youngia japonica (L.) DC. Southwestern Natl. 34: 251-253.
• Hauber, D.P., D.A. White, S.P. Powers, and F.R. DeFrancesch. 1991. Isozyme variation and correspondence with unusual infrared reflectance patterns in Phragmites australis (Poaceae). Plant Systematics and Evolution 178: 1-8.
• Jackson, R.C., and D.P. Hauber. 1994. Quantitative cytogenetic analyses of autoploid and alloploid taxa in the Helianthus ciliaris group (Compositae). American Journal of Botany 81:1063-1069.
• Pellegrin, D., and D.P. Hauber. 1999. Isozyme variation among populations of the clonal species, Phragmites australis. Aquatic Botany 63:241-259.
• Hauber, D.P. and L. Legé. 1999. A survey of allozyme variation among three members of the Sagittaria graminea complex (Alismataceae) from southeastern U.S. Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society 126:181-187.
• Hauber, D.P., A. Reeves, and S. Stack. (1999). Synapsis in a natural autotetraploid. Genome 42:936-949.

• White, D.A., T.P. Luu, and D.P. Hauber. Morphometric variation within and among multilocus clones of Phragmites australis throughout the active Mississippi River delta.

• Hauber, D.P., and D. Lingam. Isozyme variation in the common salvinia: an invasive introduced clonal species.
• Hauber, D.P., L. Nguyen, T. Nguyen. ISSR analysis of isozymically uniform populations of Phragmites australis along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
• Hauber, D.P. Analysis of the synaptonemal complex and synapsis in chromosomes of Tradescantia.