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Education:
Ph.D. in Biology,
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
B.S.
in Zoology, Oklahoma State University
Research Interests:
Animal
behavior and more specifically Behavioral
ecology, Evolution, and Conservation Biology.
Courses:
Perspectives
in Biological Science, Liberal Arts Seminar, Biology
of Animals, Animal Behavior, Evolution, Conservation Biology, Field Ornithology,
and
Tropical
Ecology
(Costa Rica Trip over winter term).
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Education:
Ph.D.
in Botany, Northern Arizona University
M.S. & B.S.
in Biology, Angelo State University
A.S.
in Biology, South Plains College.
Research Interests:
include aerobiology studies, speciation and evolution
of plants, especially ferns; reproductive biology of plants; pollination
ecology; fern gametophyte development and breeding systems studies; floristics
Courses:
Biology of Plants, Introduction to Environmental Science, Plant Taxonomy, Liberal
Arts Seminar, Perspectives
in Biological Science.
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William Boernke, Ph.D.
Education:
Ph.D.
in Zoology, University of Minnesota
B.S.
in Zoology, University of Minnesota
Research
Interests:
My
interests include
Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Animal Physiology, and Bioethics. My research has
been primarily in the area of enzymology, and I have started doing some
Bioinformatics
the past few summers at Argonne National Laboratory.
Courses:
Cell
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Education:
Ph.D.
in
Botany, Arizona State University
M.S.
in Botany, Arizona State University
B.S.
in
Biology, Western Michigan University
Research
Interests:
My
current research interests include topics related to plant taxonomy and plant
disease. Projects currently under way include:
AshY phytoplasmas, revision of the North American species of Descurainia,
a
cladistic analysis of the Elaeocarpaceae: Morphological evidence.
Other areas of research activity that I am currently involved in are: 1) DNA
analysis of Pyrrocoma insecticruris using the ITS-1 (nuclear ribosomal internal
transcribed spacer) and ITS-2 loci, and, 2) an ITS analysis of the genus Oönopsis
(Asteraceae).
Courses:
Biology
of Plants, Ecology, Liberal Arts Seminar, Belize Trip (Belize trip over winter
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Jackie Canterbury
Education:
Ph.D.in
progress, in
Physiology, University of NE-Lincoln
M.S. in
Avian
Physiology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
B.A.
University of Washington
Research
Interests:
Ornithology and conservation biology
Courses:
Perspectives
in Biological Science, Human Anatomy and Physiology
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Glen Dappen
Education:
Ph.D.
B.S.
Research
Interests:
Nematology
Courses:
Histology,
Comparative Anatomy, Biology of Animals
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Garry Duncan
Education:
Ph.D. in
Genetics, University of Arizona
M.S.
in Zoology, Arizona State University
B.S.
in Zoology, Arizona State University
Research
Interests:
Use
of Polymerase Chain Reaction and DNA nucleotide sequencing in studying genetic
variation in natural populations of black flies and nematodes.
Use
of microarray technology in the analysis of genetic expression profiles of the
virus PBCV-1.
Courses:
Genetics,
Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Evolution
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Jeff Isaacson
Education:
Ph.D. in
Immunobiology, Iowa State University
D.V.M.,
Kansas State University
B.S.
in Biology, Nebraska Wesleyan University
Research
Interests:
The
effects of bovine leukemia virus on the host immune system
Courses:
Microbiology,
Immunology, Cell Biology Laboratory, Liberal Arts Seminar
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Cindy Marolf
Education:
M.S. in
Veterinary Science, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
B.S.
in Animal Science, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Research
Interests:
Courses:
Human
Anatomy and Physiology, Perspectives in Biological Science, Human and Comparative
Physiology
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Angela McKinney-Williams
Education:
Ph.D.
B.S.
Research
Interests:
Courses:
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