TOM BRATKOWSKI Professor of Biology. A.B. Zoology University of Missouri at Columbia, M.S. University of Missouri at Columbia, M.Ed. University of Missouri at St. Louis, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin at Madison. Invertebrate Biology and Entomology. Environmental Science. Courses: BIOL 101, 102, 103, 104, 106, 110, 302, 303, 352 and 498. ENV 499. Tel. (314) 529-9570. E-mail: brat@maryville.edu Fax: (314)529-9965 Office: ABAC-3214.
	KRISTEN BLAKE BRUZZINI (b.1968) Assistant Professor of Biology. B.S. Biological Sciences Emory University 1990, Ph.D. Anatomy and Molecular Cell Biology Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences 1996. Anatomy and Molecular Cell Biology. The Differential Expression of Calcitonin Gene-Related Peptide, α-CGRP mRNA, Choline Acetyltransferase, and Low Affinity Nerve Growth Factor Receptor in Cranial Motoneurons after Hypoglossal Nerve Injury during Postnatal Development. Courses: BIOL 101 lecture and lab, 396 lab and 510 lecture and lab. Tel.(314)529-9321. E-mail: kbruzzini@maryville.edu Fax:(314)529-9965 Office: R-3307.
	CAROL KEYES (b.1958) Assistant Professor of Biology. B.S. Plant Sciences University of Wisconsin-River Falls 1980, M.S. Plant Breeding and Genetics Cornell University 1983, Ph.D. Plant Breeding and Genetics Cornell University 1986. Plant Genetics . Molecular Gene Mapping in Tomatoes, Cytoplasmic Male Sterility in Maize and Crossing Relationships and Morphological Differences in an Interspecific Hybrid of Tomato. Courses: BIOL 104, 204, 353, 394. Tel.(314)529-9405. E-mail: cakeyes@maryville.edu  Fax:(314)529-9965 Office: ABAC-3212.
	CAROL RADFORD (b.1948) Associate Instructor/Science Lab Manager. B.S. Agricultural Science Univ. Illinois 1970, M.S. Environmental Science S.I.U. Edwardsville 1983. Geology and Natural History. Plate tectonics, Missouri Precambrian geology, human evolution, horse evolution, origins of agriculture and animal domestication, conservation and biodiversity, biogeography, ethnobotany and medicinal plants, Native American prehistory and history, human tribal groups and traditional life styles,  origins of human language groups and mammalian coat color inheritance. Course: CHEM 101. Tel.(314)529-9423. E-mail: cradford@maryville.edu Fax:(314)529-9965 Office: ABAC-3213.
	FRANK STARY (b.1941) Professor of Chemistry. B.Chem. University of Minnesota 1963, Ph.D. Inorganic Chemistry University of Cincinnati 1969. Inorganic Chemistry and Physical Chemistry. Mercaptans, deoxymercuration, vacuum lines, kinetics, organometallics, cyclic voltammetry, continuous wave fluorine and proton NMR, weak bases, ternary phase diagrams, pulsed solid-state NMR, ozone and singlet oxygen, chemical lasers, chemiluminescence, molecular motions in solids, low-field NMR, magnetic resonance imaging, emulsions and reverse-burn char technology. Courses: CHEM 101, 103, 104, 203, 204, 301, 353, 410, 421, 496, 498. Tel.(314)529-9425. E-mail: stary@maryville.edu Fax:(314)529-9965 Office: R-3306. Home Page: http://accweb.itr.maryville.edu/fstary
	NORMAN WOLDOW (b.1942) Professor of Biology. B.S. Biology Florida Atlantic University 1965, Ph.D. Biology Rice University 1971. Environmental Sciences and Ecology. Ecology of urban environments, native and exotic vegetation, birds, soil contamination studies and social history and the environment. Courses: CHEM 101, 320, 498. Tel.(314)529-9428. E-mail: nwoldow@maryville.edu Fax:(314)529-9965 Office: ABAC-3261.
	MIN YU (b.1964) Assistant Professor of Life Sciences. M.D. Beijing Medical University 1988, Ph.D. Purdue University 1998. Anatomy and Neuroanatomy. Exercise Physiology. Courses: BIOL 101, 102, 300, 301, 321, 394 and 396. Tel.(314)529-9420. E-mail: myu@maryville.edu Homepage:  http://accweb.itr.maryville.edu/myu Fax:(314)529-9965 Office: R-3312.

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KIMBERLY KILGORE Assistant Professor of Physical Science. B.S. Muskingum College 1982, Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University 1990. Physical Chemistry and Physics. High vacuum technology, molecular beams, time-of-flight mass spectrometry, YAG lasers, ESR operator, synthesis of organometallic superconductors. Courses: CHEM 101, 103, 104, 301, 353, 431, 432, 433. She is currently Dean of Arts and Sciences at St. Louis College of Pharmacy and Tenured Full Professor.