UNCG still has graduate teaching assistantships and both in-state and out-of-state tuition waivers available for 2009/2010. We offer an M.S. degree in Biology. You can find out more about the department on our web page (http://www.uncg.edu/bio/). Information specifically about the Biology M.S. program can be found here. To apply for Graduate School at UNCG please visit the Graduate School website for prospective students.
I am actively recruiting students in plant structure and development, and biological pedagogy. An M.S. in plant structure is a great stepping stone to a Ph.D. Working with me you will learn to understand plant structure in a way that is relevant to understanding gene action. At the end of your M.S. degree you will have a firm foundation for future molecular work.
Read our paper on Plant Structure Ontology and gene annotation to get a sense of the types of issues we are working with in my lab.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
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