BIOL 400, Fundamentals of Microbiology, will be offered during the Fall semester only. This is a change from past years when we taught BIOL 400 each semester. We will be offering BIOL 402, Microbiology Lab, sections in the Spring even though the lecture will not be offered.
BIOL 570, Introduction to Biostatistics, is offered during the Fall semesters only. If you plan to graduate in May 2010 and you need BIOL 570 for your Major, now is the time to enroll.
BIOL 507, Pathogenic Microbiology Laboratory, will NOT be offered during the Spring semester. Microbiology majors please contact your advisor about this issue if you need this lab and are planning on graduating in May.
If you have just returned from a summer “biology” experience, we would like to hear from you! Send me a description (no more than one page) of what you did; please include your name and major. Also send us two or three photos of your experience, or a web site we could use. We will post these descriptions/photos in the first and second floor display cases in Haworth. This is a great way to help other students find a “biology” summer experience for the future. Please send your materials to me by Thursday, September 10 … thanks! – Jan (jelder@ku.edu) |
More information on the following available from Liz Caldwell (lcaldwell@ku.edu), Program Assistant, University Career Center, 110 Burge Union (www.ucc.ku.edu).
Employer: Stowers Institute
Title: Laboratory Assistant
Description: The Stowers Institute for Medical Research has an opening for a Laboratory Assistant in a neuroscience research lab. Students interested in pursuing a career in biomedical research are encouraged to apply.
Responsibilities include keeping fruit fly stocks, setting up crosses, and performing routine molecular biology techniques.
The successful candidate will be highly motivated, dependable, and interested in biological sciences; have excellent written and verbal communication skills; and the ability to work effectively in a team-oriented environment.
Minimum preferred requirements include currently pursuing an undergraduate degree in the life sciences or related areas.
Location: Kansas City, Missouri
Position Type: Part time
Job Function(s): Research
Desired Major(s): Microbiology, Genetics, Human Biology, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, Biochemistry, Biology, Cellular Biology, Molecular Bioscience, Organismal Biology
Desired Class Level(s): Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior
Work Authorization: US Citizen, US Permanent Resident
Other Salary Level: $10.00/hr
Applications accepted until: September 12, 2009
Default email for resumes: careers@stowers.org
Contact Information: Cara E Evans, 1000 E 50th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64110 (cea@stowers.org; 816-926-4089)
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