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Degrees and Credentials Positions Held Honors and Distinctions Instructional History
B.A. Biology, University of Chicago, 1980
M.A. Biology, State University of New York, Binghamton, 1984
Ph.D. Botany, University of Connecticut, 1987
1987-91 Yale University, New Haven, CT,
Post-doctoral Fellow, Lecturer, Visiting Assistant Professor
1991-94 Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, IN,
Assistant Professor of Biology, Curator of the Herbarium (JEF)
1994-99 Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, IN,
Associate Professor of Biology, Curator of the Herbarium (JEF)
1996 Stanford University, Stanford, CA,
Visiting Associate Professor
1999-2000 Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, IN,
Professor of Biology, Curator of the Herbarium (JEF)
2000- Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, IN,
Professor of Biology, Curator of the Herbarium (JEF),
Coordinator (Head) of Biology
Honors and Distinctions Back to top
1991 1990 Top 50 Science Stories, Discover, January 1991, p. 79.
1992 Appointed Full Member of the Faculty of the University Graduate School, Indiana University
1996 Indiana University Southeast, first faculty member on campus to have a Post-doctoral Research Associate, Dr. Hongqi Li
1997 Indiana University Teaching Excellence Recognition Award
1997 Indiana University Southeast Distinguished Research and Creativity Award
1998 Elected Member of the Faculty Colloquium on Excellence in Teaching, Indiana University
1998 Indiana University Southeast, first faculty member to be the primary host of an External Academic Fellow, Professor Baolin Tian of China, of the Institute for Advanced Study, Indiana University
Indiana University Southeast
L100, Humans and the Biological World, 3 credits
B101, Plant Biology, 5 credits
B203, Survey of the Plant Kingdom, 5 credits
B364, Summer Flowering Plants, 5 credits
L490, Independent Study
L403, Biology Seminar, 1 credit
P373 Professional Practice, 3 credits
B373 Plant Growth and Development
L107 Biological Concepts, 5 credits
L218, M218 Mathematical Concepts Applied to Biological Problems, 4 credits
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