… to the Graduate School and acceptance into one of the department programs. Admission to the Graduate School requires: Grade-point average of at least 3.0 (on a 4-point scale) during the last two academic years of the undergraduate degree program. Submission of GRE-General test scores (GRE scores above the 50th percentile will strengthen the case for admission). Two letters of recommendation or personal reference forms. For foreign applicants: a TOEFL score of 575 (paper-based), 233 (computer-based) or 90 (internet-based) or a score of 6.5 for the IELTS. … Proof of Immunization. Two letters of recommendation and Personal Reference Form from University Faculty. Minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 (or the equivalent): conditional admission may be granted under special circumstances. Minimum Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score above the 50th percentile is expected: conditional admission may be granted under special …
… professional staff at South Dakota State University have been honored for their quality work. The recipients were honored at the SDSU Professional Staff Advisory Council annual meeting in mid-May. Malynda Mabbitt, a learning designer for Instructional Design Services, was given the Rising Star Award. The award recognizes superior achievement by a professional … of Biology and Microbiology Shelly Bayer, director of multicultural affairs for the Office of Multicultural Affairs and Accessibility Mabbitt, who embraces the challenges that come with online education, has presented on “Accessibility Tips for Invisible Barriers in Class” to numerous groups both at SDSU and beyond. She has a passion for inclusive online … manager of the SDSU Functional Genomics Core Facility for 14 years. She is responsible for the daily operations of more than 10 research instruments and helps host approximately 250 registered users. She has obtained more than a dozen extramural research fundings, including NSF MRI funding in 2021 to provide equipment and improve the genomics facility, and has …
… fisheries biologists, botanical technicians and zookeepers, all of which must be well trained in the life sciences. Employers in these areas are typically found in private companies and federal and state agencies or in the not-for-profit sector. Education Biologists with a teaching interest, normally seek positions at the primary, secondary and … associates or regulatory affairs persons and management with degrees in biology. Bioinformatics - Biology and Computers Advances particularly in the molecular biological sciences has opened up a new field for biological scientists that couples computer training with a strong biological background - bioinformatics. These biologists are involved in scientific … information about career opportunities in the biological sciences can be found on the following pages: American Institute of the Biological Sciences Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology Bureau of Labor Statistics Contact Information For questions, please contact the undergraduate program director: Greg Heiberger Schedule a meeting South Dakota State …
… 7Gen Food and Agriculture iLEARN Toward 7Gen Food and Agriculture: Immersive Learning Experiences And Rural Networking (7Gen FnA iLEARN) I mmersive L earning E xperiences A nd R ural N etworking (I-LEARN) is an immersive professional development workshop created for … and tribal leadership on the supporting role of regenerative agriculture for economic development and indigenous nation building. Registration to attend 2022 summer workshop is open. Please click here to register for the workshop! Rural Enhancement of Mathematics And Science Teachers FAST@SDSTATE Wokini Initiative Department of Biology and Microbiology iLEARN Products …
… Center, the microscope features five laser-lines, three spectral-based detectors, whole slide navigation, and Leica's Lightning deconvolution software—setting a new standard for both image quality and the depth of information obtained from a single slide. "The new microscope greatly improves the image acquisition capabilities over the existing instrument, enabling … RT-PCR system for interrogating gene expression and Licor Odyssey Fc gel imaging system for western blot analysis. Other available equipment includes the Olympus IX70 Inverted Compound Microscope, the Olympus FV1200 Scanning Confocal Microscope and the Olympus Bx53 Upright Microscope—among other instruments. The FGCF is accessible 24/7 to any registered user on campus. Those interested in registering can reach out to Hanson or Liping Gu, who operates the FGCF on a day-to-day basis, for more information. Further …
… Pre-Mortuary TJ Pederson Enjoy lifelong learning. Curiosity about life. Critical thinking and enjoy solving problems. Enjoy science and the scientific method. Strong level of empathy. Pre-professional Interest Area … manage the details of a funeral. To meet the requirements as a mortician, funeral directors need specialized training. All states require those who embalm to be licensed. This field may require from one to four years of study with students earning a diploma, Associate of Applied Science (AAS) or Bachelor of Science (BS) degree at one of 50 accredited schools which offer programs in mortuary science. One or possibly two years of study may be taken at SDSU. Certification includes passing required board exams and an …
… Honors Courses in Biology and Microbiology Honors courses offer a stimulating learning environment in smaller class setting where you will be challenged to dig deeper and into the fascinating world of modern biology. All five foundational courses required for … courses. While taking the full series will result in a highly enriching experience, honors courses are not prerequisites for the following course so that each of these honors courses may be taken individually. We also offer Human Anatomy honors and a rich selection of undergraduate research opportunities. Biol 151: General Biology I Honors Fall semester of … year Biol 204: Genetics and Cellular Biology Honors Spring semester of sophomore year Biol 221: Human Anatomy Honors Spring semester of sophomore or junior year For information on becoming an honors student, and on graduating with honors, please consult with the Honors College. Contact Information For questions, please contact the undergraduate program …
… either Biology, Microbiology or Molecular Biology specialization. Dr. Radhey Kaushik, graduate coordinator , can address any questions on the program. Our professors offer a wide range of research topics for thesis and dissertation research in well equipped laboratories supported by core facilities. The M.S. degree program prepares students for a variety of … as teachers, laboratory research assistants, positions with state and federal agencies, and many private industry positions. Some M.S. students choose to pursue a Ph.D. degree after completing their M.S. degree at SDSU. Similar career opportunities also exist for students completing their Ph.D. degree, however, job placement is typically at a higher level. … thesis for the Plan B program. A list of undergraduate courses and graduate courses in the Biology - Microbiology Department is available in the Graduate Bulletin. Additional courses may be taken in closely related departments, such as Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences, Plant Science, Animal and Range Sciences, Veterinary Sciences and Mathematics and Statistics. …
… Pre-Genetic Counseling Ashley McConnell Enjoy lifelong learning. Have a desire to help people. Critical thinking and enjoy solving problems. Enjoy science and the scientific method. Strong interpersonal … including physicians, laboratories and patients, genetic counselors help their patients and families understand what may be coded in their genes. The pre-genetic counseling recommendations help prepare students for applying to masters’ level professional programs. Careers may also expand beyond the traditional genetic counseling role into research, education, industry and others. Sanford Imagenetics Avera Biological and Life Sciences Health Sciences and Wellness Undergraduate … Pre-Genetic Counseling …
… Biology (B.S.) - Secondary Education Specialization Greg Heiberger Are curious about life. Enjoy helping others learn and want to make a positive impact in young peoples lives. Have strong interpersonal skills. Enjoy solving problems. Appreciate science and the scientific method. All … - Teaching Specialization Physics (B.S.) - Science Teaching Specialization Elementary Education (B.S.) Middle school biology teacher High school biology teacher Graduate school to become a professor Extension Community outreach/education view this program in the course catalog. Create well educated and engaged citizens by preparing to teach scientific literacy, … a broad distribution of courses that include all the major areas in biology as well as coursework in pedagogical and professional development. For secondary education majors that may teach in a rural school or apply to graduate school, speak to an advisor about taking additional chemistry, physics and math classes. One year of student teaching Undergraduate …