Graduate-Level Seminar Courses
These courses are intended to fulfill the seminar requirements for our Ph.D. Biology graduate students; however, we encourage and welcome graduate students from other programs to enroll who have relevant interest in the topics. Please note that the schedules below reflect the currently planned classes, but schedules and offerings could change. Department consent may be required for some of these courses. Please contact Kenlyn Merritt for assistance.
FALL 2022 | ||
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Course # | Instructor(s) | Course Title |
BIOL 639 | Kieber | Seminar in Plant Molecular and Cell Biology |
BIOL 669 | Mitchell | COVID-19 Ecology and Evolution |
BIOL 669 | Bruno | A primer of ecological theory |
BIOL 680 | Shiau | Advanced Seminar in Recent Biological Research and Methods |
BIOL 801 | Burmeister | Seminar in Biological Sciences |
BIOL 858 | Lohmann, K. | Seminar in Comparative Physiology |
BIOL 891 | Willett | Graduate Seminar in Biology (1st and 2nd year students) |
SPRING 2023 | |||
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Course # | Instructor(s) | Course Title | Topic |
BIOL 625 | Jones, Copenhaver, Sekelsky | Seminar in Genetics | Mechanism of meiosis, recombination, DNA repair and the evolution of sexual reproduction |
BIOL 635 | Salmeron | Seminar in Biotechnology | |
BIOL 649 | Maddox, P. | Seminar in Cell Biology | |
BIOL 659 | Kingsolver | Seminar in Evolutionary Biology | |
BIOL 669 | Pfennig, K. | Seminar in Ecology | |
BIOL 680 | Nimchuk | Advanced Seminar in Recent Biological Research and Methods | |
BIOL 704 | Slep | Seminar in Biophysics |
Please click here to see seminar courses from previous semesters.