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Welcome to my Oakton home page. I joined Oakton Community College in 1995 as an adjunct faculty member. I was hired for a full-time position in 1996 and have taught a variety of biology courses, including general biology (both 101 and 121), microbiology, human genetics, interdisciplinary undergraduate laboratory research and nutrition. I received my Bachelor of Science in Biology from George Mason University and my Ph.D. in Medical Microbiology and Immunology from the University of Florida. I was then a postdoctoral fellow at Northwestern University for four years studying RNA virus replication. I love biology and have participated in both frog and butterfly monitoring in Illinois, and have a menagerie of animals at home. I love gardening, hiking, traveling and pretty much anything that gets me outside! Materials for Fall 2008: Microbiology:Tortora, G., et al.: Microbiology An Introduction, The Benjamin/Cummings Publishing Company, 2007, Ninth Edition. ISBN 9780805347906 Michael J. LeBoffe & Burton E. Pierce: A Photographic Atlas for the Microbiology Laboratory, Morton Publishing Company, 2005, Third Edition. ISBN 9780895826565 Laboratory Manual (In-house publication) Human Genetics: Lewis, Human Genetics, - Concepts and Aplications. McGraw Hill, 2008, 8th ed.
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