Grey Monroe teaches in the Department of Plant Sciences at UC Davis.
Upper division undergraduate course
An introduction to plant genetic concepts from Mendel to molecular genomics, with an emphasis on foundations of plant genetics and applications in breeding. Students develop practical experience with how plant genetics is done in research and industry, build core vocabulary for working in the field, and explore career development pathways. Grades are based primarily on team project activities, with hands-on experiences throughout the course.
Graduate course
A hands-on multivariate modeling course taught in R. Students gain experience with everything from basic statistical tests through advanced statistical modeling for hypothesis testing, prediction, and data exploration. Emphasis is placed on practical coding skills — making publication-quality plots, writing custom functions, and developing as an independent programmer.
Course coordinator
Grey Monroe leads the UC Davis Plant Sciences departmental seminar series. See the Plant Sciences Seminar schedule for upcoming speakers.
Every other year
A graduate seminar on plant genetics offered through the Integrative Genetics and Genomics graduate group .
Seminar series lead
Grey Monroe leads the Plant Biology graduate group spring quarter seminar series.
The Monroe Lab is committed to mentoring students and postdoctoral researchers at all levels. We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds with interests in plant genomics, evolutionary biology, and computational biology.
For information on joining the lab, see our opportunities page .