Dr. Malcolm Campbell (Davidson)
Learning genomics through student research

Dr. Jim Gilliam (NC State)
Decisions under threat of death: Genes to ecosystems

Dr. Debora Spar (Harvard)
The baby business: How money, science, and politics drive the commerce of conception

Dr. Ann Stevens (VA Tech)

Dr. Matina Kalcounis-Ruppell (UNC-Greensboro)
Singing in the rainy season: Regular production of ultrasound by wild peromyscus mice

Ms. Holly Peay (NIH/Johns Hopkins)
Changing perspectives on genetic services: Learning from psychiatric genetic counseling

Dr. Sandra M. Clinton (UNCC)
Cross-habitat fluxes of material and energy in a floodplain ecosystem: Tales from the Cosumnes River Preserve, California

Dr. Calvin Howell (Duke)
Tracking substance translocation in plants using radioisotopes

Dr. Virgina Armbrust (Washington)
Genomics of cceanography and the acidification of our oceans

Dr. Paul Farmer (Harvard/Partners in Health)
Infectious disease treatment in resource-limited settings

Dr. Robert Gottfried, '70 (Sewanee)
The nature of nature, and how to manage it: An economist looks at land

Dr. Ron Hoy (Cornell)
A neuroethologist's view of the model systems approach to understanding brain, mind, and behavior
Hearing on the fly: Basic to translational research in auditoryneuroscience

Dr. Stephen Richter (E. Kentucky)
Use of molecular genetic data to address ecological and conservation-oriented research questions

Ms. Jackie Ryan, '06 (Davidson)
Using DNA microarrays as a tool to measure genome instability

Ms. Leslie Smith, '06 (Davidson)
The Effects of a Top Predator Vary With Resources and Season in Aquatic Treeholes

Ms. Julie Ruble, '06 (Davidson)
Wiring the Brain: How Growth Factors Sculpt Neurons in the Developing Visual System

Mr. Matt Gemberling, '06 (Davidson)
Using RNA molecules as molecular circuit breakers to regulate protein production

Ms. Sarah Durnbaugh, '06 (Davidson)
Localization of the no mitochondrial derivative gene product in Drosophila melanogaster