BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES Ph.D. PROGRAM CLASS OF 2004
| Melissa Bautista |
B.S., Biology, University of Dayton |
Home: Ohio |
| Shere' Brisendine |
B.S., Biology, Cedarville University |
Home: Colorado |
| Katie Bullinger |
B.A., Psychology, Wright State University |
Home: Ohio |
| Cathy Graham |
B.A., Fine Arts, Graceland University |
Home: Kansas |
| Esley Heizer |
B.S., Biology, Wright State University |
Home: Ohio |
| Ann Impson |
B.A., Sociology, University of Dayton
D.V.M., Ohio State University |
Home: Ohio |
| Kevin Kelley |
B.S., Biology, Cleveland State University |
Home: Ohio |
| Ramakrishna Kommagani |
B.S., Computer Applications, Osmania University, India
M.S., Microbiology, Osmania University, India |
Home: India |
| Ramnaresh Pandey |
B.S., Biology, Trubhuvan University, Nepal
M.Sc., Trubhuvan University, Nepal |
Home: Nepal |
| Frank Petrassi |
B.S., Biochemistry, University of Illinois
M.S., Biochemistry, DePaul University |
Home: Illinois |
| Jason Puglise |
B.S./B.A., Biology, Wright State University |
Home: Ohio |
| Amit Sharma |
B.S., Biotechnology, MDS University, India
M.Sc., Biotechnology, AMC University, India |
Home: India |
| Amy Walters |
B.S., Biology, Bowling Green State University |
Home: Ohio |
| Teresa Whalen |
B.S., Biochemistry, Calvin College |
Home: Ohio |
| Zhongyu Yan |
B.S., Medical Laboratory Science, Tianjin Medical University
M.S., Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Capital University of Medical Science |
Home: PR China |
Biomedical Sciences Ph.D. Program New Student Reception - September 2, 2004
The
Biomedical Sciences Ph.D. Graduate Student Organization
(GSO)
Provides a formal means of communication among
graduate students and the office of the director
Provides a forum for discussion of issues (internal
and external) of concern to graduate students
Organizes, promotes, and conducts activities beneficial
to graduate student life
Disseminates information of interest to students
in the Biomedical Sciences Ph.D. Program
Provides a common association promoting professional
interest and fellowship among graduate students
The
Executive Committee consists of 5-11 members - with
openings for at least one representative from each
class (Year 1, 2, 3...) in the program and from
each academic and degree granting departments that
participate in the BMS program. No department shall
have more than two representatives serving on the
Executive Committee at the same time. Representatives
serve for 1 year, starting at the beginning of the
Spring quarter.
Additional
Committees: Finance/Fundraising; Public Relations;
Activities; Committee on Academics, Research, and
Careers; and the Speaker Committee. The Committee
on Academics, Research and Careers coordinates efforts
to help graduate students with their professional
development. The Speaker Committee coordinates the
invitation and arrangements for invited speakers.
Give
contributions to the GSO page to Diane
Ponder in the BMS Program Office (136 Biological
Sciences Building)
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