Guest Lectures
In addition to communicating my research at symposia and conferences, I am passionate about teaching!
This page lists my guest lectures delivered in classrooms and at other events. If you are interested in having me speak to your class or organization, click the button below.
Testimonials
Allison Elder - Professor, University of Arizona
“Tyler's presentation was very thorough and engaging. I knew a little about agrivoltaics before, but it was so valuable to have it explained in layman's terms from an expert on the subject. He gave a guest lecture in my climate and society class and did an excellent job answering questions and engaging with students.”
Presentations
The 5 W’s of Agrivoltaics
This presentation is intended as an introduction to the topic of agrivoltaics and seeks to answer the following questions:
What is agrivoltaics?
When was agrivoltaics conceptualized?
Why do we need agrivoltaics?
Where is agrivoltaics practiced?
Who is implementing and studying agrivoltaics?
Agrivoltaics and
Public Policy
This presentation is intended as an introduction to the topic of agrivoltaics policy. The presentation reviews the different ways agrivoltaics is approached via local, state, and federal policy and highlights specific policies highlighting each approach.
Delivered at
The University of Arizona (In-Person)
GEOG/EVS 363: Climate and Society.
Professor Alison Elder
September 30th, 2024
The University of Arizona (In-Person)
EVS 260: Introduction to Environmental Studies
Professor Laurel Bellante
October 24th, 2023; October 24th, 2024
Delivered at
University of North Carolina Wilmington Campus (Virtual)
EVS 364
Professor Meredith Hovis
October 27th, 2023