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The
biology faculty at Maryville University believes that the
undergraduate biology student should acquire a strong foundation in
the basic concepts and principles of biology; students should not
over-specialize in their undergraduate biology preparation. Our
program provides a wide platform for whatever interests the student
may develop in the future.
The faculty have done an outstanding job in selecting courses that
represent a comprehensive range of topics that allow student to
progress in their careers while at the same time maintaining a small
enough program to deal with our students as individuals.
Maryville University science faculty has grown in one generation
from a one person department to a comprehensive faculty of nine
full-time professors. The University is committed to the continued
growth of this faculty as student enrollment and institution
commitment to the sciences continues to grow.
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KRISTEN BLAKE BRUZZINI, 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. Teaching interests include human anatomy, physiology,
and molecular cell biology.
Tel:(314)529-9321
E-mail:
kbruzzini@maryville.edu
Fax:(314)529-9965
Office: R-3307 |
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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. Teaching interests include
invertebrate biology, entomology, cell biology and environmental
science.
Tel:(314) 529-9570
E-mail: brat@maryville.edu
Fax:(314)529-9965
Office: ABAC-3214 |
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CAROL KEYES, 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. Teaching interests
include genetics, plant physiology, microbiology and genome
expression. Research interests include molecular gene mapping in
tomatoes, cytoplasmic male sterility in maize and crossing
relationships and morphological differences in an interspecific
hybrid of tomato.
Tel.(314)529-9405
E-mail: ckeyes@maryville.edu
Fax:(314)529-9965
Office: ABAC-3212 |
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CAROL RADFORD, Associate Instructor/Science Lab Manager
B.S. Agricultural Science Univ. Illinois 1970, M.S. Environmental
Science S.I.U. Edwardsville 1983. Teaching interests include
geology, conservation and biodiversity, biogeography, human
evolution ethnobotany and medicinal plants. Research interests
include Missouri Precambrian geology, origins of agriculture and
animal domestication, Native American prehistory and history, human
tribal groups and traditional life styles, origins of human language
groups and mammalian coat color inheritance.
Tel.(314)529-9423
E-mail:
cradford@maryville.edu
Fax:(314)529-9965
Office: ABAC-3213 |
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JEFFREY SICH, Associate Professor of Biology and
Assistant Dean of Arts and Sciences
B.S. Biology Davidson College, M.S. and Ph.D. University of
Cincinnati College of Medicine Microbiology and Molecular Genetics. Teaching interests include
microbiology, immunology and social political and ethical aspects of
biomedical research.
Tel:(314) 529-9208
E-mail: jsich@maryville.edu
Fax:(314)529-9965
Office: ABAC-3209 |
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NORMAN WOLDOW, Professor of Biology
B.S. Biology Florida Atlantic University 1965, Ph.D. Biology Rice
University 1971. Teaching interests include biodiversity,
environmental science and ecology, geography and history and
philosophy of science. Research interests include ecology of urban
environments, native and exotic vegetation, birds, soil
contamination, and social history and the environment.
Tel.(314)529-9428
E-mail: nwoldow@maryville.edu
Fax:(314)529-9965
Office: R-3309 |
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MIN YU, Assistant Professor of Life Sciences
M.D. Beijing Medical University 1988, Ph.D. Purdue University 1998.
Teaching interests include anatomy, physiology, and Neuroanatomy.
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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Adjunct Faculty
Cedar Beel; Ph.D Emeritus Professor of Biology, Maryville
University
Jamie Gotto; D.C.
Carolyn Hamilton-Reynolds; D.C.
Lorna Kelly; M.S. Biology
Ann Vernon; M.S. Biology
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DEBORAH LAWSON, Associate Instructor, B.S. Biology Central
Missouri State University, M.S. Athletic Training Central Missouri
State University, Ph.D. Health and Exercise Science University of
Missouri Columbia, D.C. Cleveland Chiropractic College Kansas City,
MO, M.Div. Eden Seminary St. Louis, MO. Teaching Interests include
Anatomy and Physiology, Pathophysiology, Pathology and Health and
Spirituality. Research interests in Public Health and Exercise
Physiology. Tel.(314)529-
E-mail: dlawson@maryville.edu
Fax:(314)529-9965
Office: ABAC-3275 |
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