Our students don't just do great things at Southeastern; sometimes the get experiences at places like Pennington Biomedical Research Center. Biology major McKenna Chaney is a coauthor on this paper investigating metabolic activities in skeletal muscle.
Southeastern Louisiana University Department of Biological Sciences
高等教育
Hammond，Louisiana 82 位关注者
Offering bachelor's and master's degrees to help you Get There.
关于我们
We offer Bachelor of Science degrees with concentrations in Integrative Biology; Ecology, Environmental, and Evolutionary Biology; Microbiology & Molecular Biology; Plant Science; Biology Education; and Business. Our graduates are successful in finding biology-related jobs and continuing on to graduate and professional programs, including veterinary and medical schools. Our Master of Science program has either a thesis or non-thesis track, and consists of 30-36 hours of study. Most students complete the program in two years, and then are competitive for careers in biology or for continuing on to doctoral programs.
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https://www.southeastern.edu/acad_research/depts/biol/index.html
Southeastern Louisiana University Department of Biological Sciences的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 高等教育
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- 11-50 人
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- Hammond，Louisiana
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- 教育机构
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- Biology、Ecology和Microbiology
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808 N Pine St
US，Louisiana，Hammond，70401
Southeastern Louisiana University Department of Biological Sciences员工
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Today is our second set of presentations by our new master's students outlining their thesis projects. Coming up, we have seminars for our three candidates for the environmental microbiologist tenure-track line. Seminar titles coming soon. All seminars begin at 4pm and are open to the public, so please join us to see what is happening in biology!
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Here's what some of our people--undergraduate students, master's students, and professors--are doing. The microbiology group has grown in the last couple years!
Professor and Department Head of Biological Sciences at Southeastern Louisiana University
Our first visit to the annual meeting of the South Central Branch of the American Society for Microbiology, held in conjunction with the Kentucky-Tennessee Branch, in Memphis this past weekend. Eight of us from my lab presented, as did one from Penny Shockett, and six from Pradip Panta's. Lots of great science and networking! Thanks to Victoria DeBarbieris, Dahlia Alkadi, Hydee Holsapple, Logan Jarrell, Matt Matthews, Folorunsho Kukoyi, Kaleb Warren and the others in the images.
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That's what 1,000 pounds of plastic will get you. Over the past year, the Department of Biological Sciences participated in the Trex recycling program. We reached our goal in 51 weeks. Thus bench will relocate to the 3rd-floor balcony soon. We are a few weeks into our second challenge, and already have over 100 pounds. Thanks to everyone who contributed!
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It's here! Alumni, current students, faculty, and friends, if you have benefitted or are benefitting from your experience in the Department of Biological Sciences, now is your chance to help the next cohort of biology majors and master's students. Your contribution will promote research experiences, encourage conference presentations, and enhance our classroom capabilities. We're aiming for $1000 this year. Thank you for your support! https://lnkd.in/gSAvnXnE
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Come join the Department of Biological Sciences at Southeastern!
Professor and Department Head of Biological Sciences at Southeastern Louisiana University
Looking for an assistant professor position? We are #hiring! The Hammond area is a great place to be for an environmental microbiologist. We need someone who can contribute to our Lake Maurepas Biomonitoring Project and teach environmental microbiology courses. We're an hour from New Orleans and Baton Rouge in an area of great biodiversity. Submit your application below!
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This Wednesday is Southeastern Giving Day. Please support our students and their research endeavors! https://lnkd.in/gSAvnXnE
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Two undergraduates working in the Department of Biological Sciences presented today at LSU's Summer Undergraduate Research Forum. They were both awarded summer research fellowships through #LBRN. Dahlia Alkadi presented a poster on "The Role of the Isoprenoid Biosynthesis Pathway in Extreme Colistin Resistance of Burkholderia thailandensis." She works with Dr. Pradip Panta. Evan Ransom shared a poster entitled "Virus Hunters: diversity of bacteriophages of soil bacteria in Louisiana soil." He is mentored by Dr. Justin Anderson.
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