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School of Biological Sciences
Graduate students, biology graduate programs.
The School of Biological Sciences comprises research groups that span the broad spectrum of the life sciences. Reflecting this diversity, graduate training is provided through two focused graduate programs. Each program features its own research emphases, journal clubs, and requirements for advanced degrees. Multiple faculty members participate in more than one graduate program.
Many of our faculty members also participate in the interdepartmental programs in Molecular Biology , Biological Chemistry , and Neuroscience . These programs have their own admissions processes that are independent from the School of Biological Sciences. Please see the websites of these programs for details about their specific admissions requirements and application processes.
Message from the Graduate Program Director
Our school provides an inclusive environment for you to purse your passion for science. Our faculty comprises nearly 50 members whose research interests are diverse, and who serve as mentors for ~90 graduate students from around the world. Complementing outstanding faculty, staff and facilities, the school’s graduate program is highly interactive.
In performing your graduate studies in the program, you will be exposed to a wide range of biological investigation, from molecular structures and cells, to genetics, to organisms and ecosystems and their interactions. The school’s collegial environment, with many opportunities for interactions among research groups, has been a long-standing strength, and continues to be so today. Graduate school is a time to make lifelong friendships and connections as you grow as a scientist and mature as a person. It is a challenging and exciting time, one filled with opportunities to make new discoveries as you acquire important skills and disciplined logical thinking that will serve you for the rest of your career. Pursuing a post-baccalaureate degree can be a life changing and rewarding experience. Our lives were shaped and enriched by our times in graduate school, and we hope that your time in the School of Biological Sciences will be similarly influential in your life.
We wish you the best for your scientific explorations as you move through your graduate studies!
Kent Golic Graduate Program Director
Frederick Adler SBS Director
Graduate Student Coordinator
SBS Graduate Students are encouraged to meet early and often with the Graduate Program Coordinator.
Shannon Nielsen
(she/her/hers)
(801) 581-5636
South Biology Building
257 South 1400 East, Rm. 223
Rotation Advisor for MCEB Students
Michael werner.
Assistant Professor
(801) 585-0471
Graduate Student Research Programs
Reflecting research diversity at the School, graduate training is provided through two focused graduate programs. Each features its own research emphases, journal clubs, and requirements for advanced degrees. Multiple faculty members participate in more than one graduate research program.
Ecology, Evolution and Organismal Biology Program
Research at SBS
Dedicated to All Axes of Diversity
The Diversity Fellows Program is an on-site, one-day workshop for students with a strong interest in research in all areas of biology who wish to enter graduate school within the next 1-3 years.
2023 Applications will be available Fall Semester
Graduate Diversity Office
Inclusiveness of students from communities underrepresented in higher education, particularly racial and ethnic communities, creates a better academic environment for all students and is a goal we are committed to reaching.
Graduate School Diversity Office
Graduate Forms & Policies
- EEOB Capstone Exam
- MCEB Capstone Exam
- Biology Dismissal Policy
- Parental Leave Policy
- EEOB Qualifying Exam
- MCEB Qualifying Exam
- BGS Developmental Plan Form
- Graduate Research Publications Form
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Bioscience PhD Programs
Main navigation, departments.
The Molecular Biology Program and Biological Chemistry Program are two complementary interdepartmental graduate programs at the University of Utah.
At the end of their first year of graduate school students will choose thesis advisors by mutual agreement and will automatically be admitted to the Ph.D. degree program of the advisor's department.
SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
Oncological sciences, biochemistry.
Wes Sundquist
DEPARTMENT OF NUTRITION AND INTEGRATIVE PHYSIOLOGY (NUIP)
Scott Summers
HUMAN GENETICS
Microbiology and immunology.
Division of the Department of Pathology
Peter Jensen
Division Head: Brian Evavold
NEUROBIOLOGY
Monica Vetter
Matt Sigman
Molecular Pharmaceutics
Hamid Ghandehari
PHARMACOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY
Karen Wilcox
MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY
Darrell Davis
Graduate Program Overview & How to Apply
The Department of Human Genetics offers graduate education in modern molecular genetics. Ph.D. candidates enter the Department through one of the campus-wide programs: the Molecular Biology Program , the Biological Chemistry Program or the Neurosciences Graduate Program . Each of these programs involves an initial year of core classes and the opportunity to perform short research projects in departments throughout the University of Utah, including Human Genetics, before joining a laboratory to initiate a thesis research project. For information about admission, please contact each program directly.
Research opportunities within Human Genetics include a wide range of labs pursuing genetic studies in humans as well as in model organisms, including zebrafish, C. elegans, Drosophila, and mice. Human Genetics faculty and students collaborate actively with medical faculty in the Departments of Internal Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, and the Division of Medical Genetics.
Ph.D. candidates pursue 4-5 years of independent research and also must fulfill additional course and teaching requirements . Courses include a human genetics survey, bioinformatics, medical genetics, advanced population genetics, developmental biology, gene mapping and linkage analysis, and independent study programs. Our students participate in Department-wide Genetics Journal Club and Research-in-Progress meetings, which provide community forums for discussing the latest published research in areas of interest as well as current projects underway in Department labs.
The Graduate School
University information technology (uit), main navigation, degree programs & contacts.
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College of Architecture + Planning
School of architecture, architectural studies ms.
Master of Science
Director of Graduate Studies icon TIMOTHY ADEKUNLE
Contact icon JACOB WOLIN icon 801-585-5354 icon Bldg: ARCH | Rm: 332
Program HANDBOOK
Architecture MAR
Master of Architecture
City & Metropolitan Planning
City & metro planning mcp.
Master of City and Metropolitan Planning
Director of Graduate Studies icon STACY HARWOOD
Contact icon ALEX FRANCIS-RIGGAN icon 801-587-7553 icon Bldg: ARCH | Rm: 235
Metropolitan Planning, Policy & Design PHD
Doctor of Philosophy
David Eccles School of Business
Department of accounting, accounting mac.
Master of Accounting
Director of Graduate Studies icon BRIAN CADMAN
Contact icon LASHELLE MANN icon 801-587-9379 icon Bldg: SFEBB | Rm: 3109
Business Administration Ex MBA
Master of Business Administration
Director of Graduate Studies icon BRADLEY VIERIG
Contact icon CRYSTALYN NILSON icon 801-581-5577 icon Bldg: GARFF | Rm: 4400
Business Administration MBA
Contact icon CHRIS CONARD icon 801-585-6291 icon Bldg: GARFF | Rm: 2250
icon Available online Business Administration On MBA
Contact icon XANI HAYNIE icon 801-587-8870 icon Bldg: GARFF | Rm: 2400
Business Administration PHD
Director of Graduate Studies icon STEVE STUBBEN
Contact icon LARI FRANDSEN icon 801-581-8625 icon Bldg: BU C | Rm: 4100
Business Administration Pr MBA
Business analytics ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon MARK PARKER
Contact icon CATHY BROWN icon 801-585-3557
icon Available online Healthcare Administration MHA
Master of Healthcare Administration
Director of Graduate Studies icon RAND KERR
Contact icon JACKIE REES icon 801-581-5218
Real Estate Development MRD
Master of Real Estate Development
Director of Graduate Studies icon DANNY WALL
Contact icon ALICIA BROOKS icon 801-587-8533 icon Bldg: GARFF | Rm: 2359
Department of Entrepreneurship and Strategy
Business creation mbc.
Master of Business Creation
Director of Graduate Studies icon PAUL BROWN
Contact icon SONYA ERICKSON icon 801-585-1621 icon Bldg: SFEBB
Department of Finance
Icon available online finance ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon BRIAN JOHNSON
Contact icon LAUREN LANCE icon 801-581-5588 icon Bldg: SFEBB | Rm: 8159
Department of Operations and Information Systems
Cybersecurity management ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon CHRIS DANSIE
Contact icon CATHY BROWN icon 801-587-8333
icon Available online Information Systems MS
Contact icon CATHY BROWN icon 801-585-3557 icon Bldg: SFEBB | Rm: 7130
School of Dentistry
Dentistry dds.
Doctor of Dental Surgery
Director of Graduate Studies icon ALEX STEELE
Contact icon ALEX STEELE icon 801-646-4654 icon Bldg: UUSODG
College of Education
Department of education, culture and society, education, culture and society med.
Master of Education
Director of Graduate Studies icon LETICIA ALVAREZ
Contact icon JASON NEWNUM icon 801-587-1223 icon Bldg: SAEC | Rm: 328
Education, Culture and Society PHD
Contact icon JASON NEWNUM icon 801-587-1223 icon Bldg: SAEC | Rm: 3280
Educational Leadership & Policy
Educational leadership and policy edd.
Doctor of Education
Director of Graduate Studies icon PAULA SMITH
Contact icon MARILYNN HOWARD icon 801-581-6714 icon Bldg: SAEC | Rm: 2220
Educational Leadership and Policy MED
Educational leadership and policy phd, department of educational psychology, educational psychology med.
Director of Graduate Studies icon ZAC IMEL
Contact icon JOLYNN YATES icon 801-581-7148 icon Bldg: SAEC | Rm: 3220
Educational Psychology MS
Educational psychology mst.
Master of Statistics
Director of Graduate Studies icon RICHARD FOWLES
Contact icon
Educational Psychology PHD
Department of special education, special education med.
Director of Graduate Studies icon SUSAN JOHNSTON
Contact icon KAITLIN LINDSEY icon 801-581-4764 icon Bldg: SAEC | Rm: 2280
Special Education MS
Director of Graduate Studies icon MATT JAMESON
Contact icon KAITLIN LINDSEY icon 801-581-8121 icon Bldg: SAEC | Rm: 2280
Special Education PHD
College of engineering, department of biomedical engineering, biomedical engineering ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon ALAN DORVAL
Contact icon LAURA OLSEN icon 801-581-8559 icon Bldg: SMBB | Rm: 3223
Biomedical Engineering PHD
Department of chemical engineering, chemical engineering ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon KERRY KELLY
Contact icon WANDA BROWN icon 801-585-1181 icon Bldg: MEB | Rm: 3290
Chemical Engineering PHD
Department of civil and environmental engineering, civil and environmental engineering ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon RAMESH GOEL
Contact icon COURTNEY PHILLIPS icon 801-581-6678 icon Bldg: MCE | Rm: 2008
Civil and Environmental Engineering PHD
Nuclear engineering ms.
Contact icon COURTNEY PHILLIPS icon 801-581-6678 icon Bldg: MCE | Rm: 2012
Nuclear Engineering PHD
School of computing, computer science ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon ALEXANDER LEX
Contact icon [email protected] icon 801-581-8224 icon Bldg: MEB | Rm: 3190
Computer Science PHD
Computing ms, computing phd, software development msd.
Master of Software Development
Director of Graduate Studies icon GANESH GOPALAKRISHNAN
Contact icon LESLIE WALLWORK icon 801-581-7631
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Icon available online electrical and computer engineering ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon MIKE SCARPULLA
Contact icon LIZ ROWBERRY icon 801-587-9710 icon Bldg: MEB | Rm: 2110
Electrical and Computer Engineering PHD
Contact icon JOHN BOLKE icon 801-581-4941 icon Bldg: MEB | Rm: 2110
The John and Marcia Price College of Engineering
Entertain arts & engineering mae.
Master of Entertainment Arts and Engineering
Director of Graduate Studies icon MICHAEL YOUNG
Contact icon DYLAN ZOLLINGER icon 801-581-7110 icon Bldg: BLDG 72 | Rm: SECOND FLR
Petroleum Engineering MS
Director of Graduate Studies icon JOHN MCLENNAN
Contact icon WANDA BROWN icon 801-581-6864 icon Bldg: MEB | Rm: 3290
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Materials science and engineering ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon HONG YONG SOHN
Contact icon SARA WILSON icon 801-581-4449 icon Bldg: CME | Rm: 304
Materials Science and Engineering PHD
Director of Graduate Studies icon DMITRO BEDROV
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineering ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon MARK FEHLBERG
Contact icon MARK FEHLBERG icon 801-585-9293 icon Bldg: MEK | Rm: 1568
Mechanical Engineering PHD
Robotics ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon STEPHEN MASCARO
Contact icon KELLY PEARSON icon 801-581-6441 icon Bldg: MEK
Robotics PHD
College of fine arts, department of art & art history, art history ma.
Master of Arts
Director of Graduate Studies icon JESSEN KELLY
Contact icon SANDIE CROOK icon 801-581-8677 icon Bldg: ART | Rm: 161
Master of Fine Arts
Director of Graduate Studies icon LEWIS CRAWFORD
School of Dance
Director of Graduate Studies icon ERIC HANDMAN
Contact icon NICK HARDING icon 801-587-9457 icon Bldg: MCD | Rm: 124
Modern Dance MFA
Film and media arts, film and media arts mfa.
Director of Graduate Studies icon SARAH SINWELL
Contact icon PAULA LEE icon 801-581-5127 icon Bldg: ART | Rm: 270
icon Available online Fine Arts MAT
Master of Arts in Teaching
Director of Graduate Studies icon KELBY MCINTYRE-MARTINEZ
Contact icon KELBY MCINTYRE-MARTINEZ icon 801-587-0528 icon Bldg: SAEC | Rm: 1240
School of Music
Master of Music
Director of Graduate Studies icon HASSE BORUP
Contact icon DAVID FOX icon 801-585-6972 icon Bldg: DGH | Rm: 204
Musical Arts DMA
Doctor of Musical Arts
Musicology MA
College of health, department of communication sciences and disorders, audiology aud.
Doctor of Audiology
Director of Graduate Studies icon SARAH FERGUSON
Contact icon LEIGH ANN BENEVIDES icon 801-585-0427 icon Bldg: BEH S | Rm: 1201
Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology PHD
Director of Graduate Studies icon SKYLER JENNINGS
Speech-Language Pathology MA
Director of Graduate Studies icon ROBERT KRAEMER
Speech-Language Pathology MS
Department of health and kinesiology, health and kinesiology ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon JULIE LUCERO
Contact icon ANDREA MOSS icon 801-585-9783 icon Bldg: HPR N
Health and Kinesiology PHD
Contact icon ANDREA MOSS icon 801-581-7558 icon Bldg: HPR N
Department of Nutrition and Integrative Physiology
Icon available online nutrition and integrative physiology ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon THUNDER JALILI
Contact icon CARISSE WINEGAR icon 801-581-6730 icon Bldg: HPR N | Rm: 214
Nutrition and Integrative Physiology PHD
Dept of occupational and recreational therapies, occupational therapy mot.
Master of Occupational Therapy
Director of Graduate Studies icon LORIE RICHARDS
Contact icon KELLY BROWN icon 801-585-0555
Recreational Therapy MS
Director of Graduate Studies icon RHONDA NELSON
Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Parks, recreation and tourism ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon ROBERT SIBTHORP
Contact icon ANDREA MOSS icon 801-585-9783
Parks, Recreation and Tourism PHD
Dept of physical therapy and athletic training, athletic training mtr.
Master of Athletic Training
Director of Graduate Studies icon JUSTIN RIGBY
Contact icon ASHLEY JOLLY icon 801-585-1820
Physical Therapy DPT
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Director of Graduate Studies icon MICAH DRUMMOND
Contact icon ELIZABETH SOUTHWELL icon 801-581-8681
Rehabilitation Science PHD
Contact icon ELIZABETH SOUTHWELL icon 801-585-9510 icon Bldg: DHPEB
College of Humanities
Department of communication, communication ma.
Director of Graduate Studies icon CHRIS INGRAHAM
Contact icon TRAVIS CIARAMELLA icon 801-585-6337 icon Bldg: LNCO | Rm: 2400
Communication MPL
Master of Philosophy
Director of Graduate Studies icon MICHAEL MIDDLETON
Contact icon TRAVIS CIARAMELLA icon 801-631-4773 icon Bldg: LNCO | Rm: 2400
Communication MS
Communication phd, department of english, creative writing mfa.
Director of Graduate Studies icon ELIZABETH SWANSTROM
Contact icon KARLI SAM icon 801-581-7131 icon Bldg: LNCO | Rm: 3500
Director of Graduate Studies icon ANNE JAMISON
English PHD
Department of history.
Director of Graduate Studies icon ELIZABETH CLEMENT
Contact icon AMARILYS SCOTT icon 801-581-6121 icon Bldg: CTIHB | Rm: 310
History PHD
Asian studies ma.
Director of Graduate Studies icon CINDI TEXTOR
Contact icon ROXANNA LEE icon 801-581-6101 icon Bldg: CTIHB | Rm: 210
Environmental Humanities MA
Director of Graduate Studies icon DANIELLE ENDRES
Contact icon CORY PIKE icon 801-587-6156 icon Bldg: FD 618
Environmental Humanities MS
Latin american studies ma.
Director of Graduate Studies icon ALEJANDRO QUIN
Linguistics
Linguistics ma.
Director of Graduate Studies icon MARYANN CHRISTISON
Contact icon KACEY CAMPBELL icon 801-581-3929 icon Bldg: LNCO | Rm: 2300
Linguistics PHD
Department of philosophy, philosophy ma.
Director of Graduate Studies icon CHRISOULA ANDREOU
Contact icon CONNIE CORBETT icon 801-581-8162 icon Bldg: CTIHB | Rm: 402 C
Philosophy MS
Philosophy phd.
Contact icon CONNIE CORBETT icon 801-581-8162 icon Bldg: CTIHB | Rm: 402C
World Languages and Cultures
Language pedagogy ma.
Director of Graduate Studies icon NATHAN DEVIR
Contact icon BROOKE WALRATH icon 801-587-3451 icon Bldg: LNCO | Rm: 1400
World Languages and Cultures MA
World languages and cultures phd, department of writing and rhetoric studies, writing and rhetoric studies ma.
Director of Graduate Studies icon MAUREEN MATHISON
Contact icon KARLI SAM icon 801-581-7131 icon Bldg: LNCO | Rm: 3700
Writing and Rhetoric Studies MS
Writing and rhetoric studies phd, s.j. quinney college of law, environmental and resource law llm.
Master of Laws
Director of Graduate Studies icon ROBERT KEITER
Contact icon PATRICIA BEEKHUIZEN icon 801-581-7475 icon Bldg: LAW | Rm: 113
Juris Doctor
Director of Graduate Studies icon LOUISA HEINY
Contact icon NATASHA CARLTON icon 801-581-3759 icon Bldg: LAW | Rm: 113
icon Available online Legal Studies MLS
Master of Legal Studies
Director of Graduate Studies icon JACKIE MORRISON
Contact icon ANGELA TURNBOW icon 801-587-2433 icon Bldg: LAW | Rm: 113
School of Medicine
Department of biochemistry, biochemistry phd.
Director of Graduate Studies icon ADAM HUGHES
Contact icon AMITY MOWER icon 801-585-2555 icon Bldg: EEJMRB | Rm: 4100
Department of Biomedical Informatics
Icon available online biomedical informatics ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon CAROLYN SCHEESE
Contact icon ELI COVARRUBIAS icon 801-213-3364 icon Bldg: 421 WA | Rm: 140
Biomedical Informatics PHD
Director of Graduate Studies icon KATHERINE SWARD
Contact icon BARBARA SAFFEL icon 801-213-3730 icon Bldg: 421 WA | Rm: 140
Department of Family and Preventive Medicine
Biostatistics mst.
Director of Graduate Studies icon LISA GREN
Contact icon JOSUE MARTINEZ icon 801-587-7896 icon Bldg: 375 CH | Rm: SUITE A
Occupational and Environmental Health PHD
Director of Graduate Studies icon JOE ALLEN
Contact icon KATHERINE MCCOLL
Occupational Health MOH
Master of Occupational Health
Contact icon KATHERINE MCCOLL icon Bldg: 375 CH | Rm: STE A
Occupational Health MS
Physician assistnt studies mps.
Master of Physician Assistant Studies
Director of Graduate Studies icon JENNIE COOMBS
Contact icon MAYUMI KASAI icon 801-587-1662
Public Health MPH
Master of Public Health
Contact icon JOSUE MARTINEZ icon 801-587-7896 icon Bldg: 375 CH
Public Health MS
Public health phd.
Contact icon DALLAS NELSON icon 801-581-6385 icon Bldg: 375 CH | Rm: STE A
Department of Human Genetics
Human genetics ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon MARK METZSTEIN
Human Genetics PHD
Contact icon KANDACE LEAVITT icon 801-585-0462 icon Bldg: EIHG | Rm: 5100
Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine
Cardiovascular perfusion ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon KIRK BINGHAM
Contact icon SHAWNDA GILLESPIE icon 801-300-7719
Clinical Investigation MS
Director of Graduate Studies icon JULIE SHAKIB
Contact icon KELLIE BROWN icon 385-501-5344
Genetic Counseling MS
Director of Graduate Studies icon KARIN DENT
Contact icon LUISA ROGERS icon 801-581-8624 icon Bldg: SOM | Rm: 2 C 454
Health Professions MED
Director of Graduate Studies icon REBECCA WILSON
Medicine MD
Doctor of Medicine
Director of Graduate Studies icon JESSICA HURTADO
Neuroscience PHD
Director of Graduate Studies icon MEGAN WILLIAMS
Contact icon NICOLE CALDWELL icon 801-581-4820 icon Bldg: BPRB | Rm: 320
Department of Neurobiology
Neurobiology and anatomy phd.
Director of Graduate Studies icon NIKKI LINK
Contact icon EMILY HARRIS icon 801-581-3653 icon Bldg: BPRB | Rm: 320
Department of Oncological Sciences
Oncological sciences phd.
Director of Graduate Studies icon RODNEY STEWART
Contact icon WHITNEY REID icon 801-213-6225
Department of Pathology
Laboratory medicine and biomedical science ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon DIANA WILKINS
Contact icon CHRISTINE BRATTON icon 801-581-7913 icon Bldg: BD 379 | Rm: 160
Microbiology and Immunology PHD
Director of Graduate Studies icon TRACEY LAMB
Contact icon KIM SPRINGER icon 801-213-3717 icon Bldg: EEJMRB | Rm: 1100
Department of Pediatrics
Clinical pharmacology phd.
Director of Graduate Studies icon ELENA ENIOUTINA
Department of Population Health Sciences
Population health sciences phd.
Director of Graduate Studies icon MAUREEN MURTAUGH
Contact icon MARCIE LEEK icon 801-587-1606
College of Mines and Earth Sciences
Department of atmospheric sciences, atmospheric sciences ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon COURT STRONG
Contact icon ALEX MUNOZ icon 801-581-6136 icon Bldg: WBB | Rm: 819
Atmospheric Sciences PHD
Department of geology and geophysics, geological engineering men.
Master of Engineering
Director of Graduate Studies icon LAUREN BIRGENHEIER
Contact icon SHANNA FUTRAL icon 801-581-7162 icon Bldg: FASB | Rm: 383
Geological Engineering MS
Geological engineering phd.
Contact icon SAM LEE icon 801-581-7162 icon Bldg: FASB | Rm: 383
Geology PHD
Geophysics ms, geophysics phd, department of metallurgical engineering, metallurgical engineering men.
Director of Graduate Studies icon SIVARAMAN GURUSWAMY
Contact icon SARA WILSON icon 801-581-6386 icon Bldg: WBB | Rm: 412
Metallurgical Engineering MS
Metallurgical engineering phd, earth sciences (teaching) ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon ALLYSON ROCKS
Department of Mining Engineering
Mining engineering men.
Director of Graduate Studies icon BRIJES MISHRA
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Mining Engineering MS
Mining engineering phd, interdisciplinary, environmental science psm.
Master of Science & Technology
Director of Graduate Studies icon MEGHAN DOVICK
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Icon available online gerontology ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon KATARINA FRIBERG FELSTED
Contact icon KRISTEN MAHONEY icon 801-581-8198 icon Bldg: CNB | Rm: 2220
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Nursing PHD
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Contact icon CARRIE RADMALL icon 801-581-8798
Nursing Practice DNP
Doctor of Nursing Practice
Contact icon SHELLEY KERN icon 801-585-0878 icon Bldg: CNB | Rm: 2200
College of Pharmacy
Department of medicinal chemistry, medicinal chemistry phd.
Director of Graduate Studies icon RAPHAEL FRANZINI
Contact icon TERRI ELDER-HALE icon 801-581-5581 icon Bldg: SK H | Rm: 307
Department of Molecular Pharmaceutics
Molecular pharmaceutics phd.
Director of Graduate Studies icon JAMES HERRON
Contact icon HALLIE MCCARTHY icon 801-585-0070 icon Bldg: SK H | Rm: 301
Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology
Pharmacology and toxicology phd.
Director of Graduate Studies icon PHILIP MOOS
Contact icon MEGAN MITTLEMAN icon 801-581-6287 icon Bldg: SK H | Rm: 112
Department of Pharmacotherapy
Pharmacotherapy outcomes research and health policy phd.
Director of Graduate Studies icon NANCY NICKMAN
Contact icon LINDA O'CONNOR icon 352-442-5030 icon Bldg: SK H | Rm: 254
Pharmacy DPH
Doctor of Pharmacy
Contact icon SHAWNA WEBSTER icon 801-585-1848 icon Bldg: SK H | Rm: 105
College of Science
School of biological sciences, biology (teaching) ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon KENT GOLIC
Contact icon SHANNON NIELSEN icon 801-581-5636 icon Bldg: BIOL | Rm: 223
Biology PHD
Department of chemistry, chemistry (teaching) ms, chemistry phd.
Director of Graduate Studies icon RYAN STEELE
Contact icon JO VALLEJO icon 801-581-4393 icon Bldg: TBBC | Rm: 4404
Department of Mathematics
Mathematics ma.
Director of Graduate Studies icon SRIKANTH IYENGAR
Contact icon PAULA TOOMAN icon 801-581-6841 icon Bldg: JWB | Rm: 233
Mathematics MPL
Contact icon PAULA TOOMAN icon 801-581-6841 icon Bldg: JWB
Mathematics MS
Mathematics mst, mathematics phd, mathematics teaching ms, department of physics and astronomy, physics (teaching) ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon PEARL SANDICK
Contact icon KELSEY KRAUSE icon 801-581-7578 icon Bldg: JFB | Rm: 201
Physics PHD
Biotechnology psm, computational and data science psm, college of social & behavioral science, department of anthropology, anthropology ma.
Director of Graduate Studies icon ADRIAN BELL
Contact icon BRITTANY KISER icon 801-213-1399 icon Bldg: GC
Anthropology MS
Contact icon BRITTANY KISER icon 801-213-1399
Anthropology PHD
Department of economics, econometrics mst.
Director of Graduate Studies icon ELLIS SCHARFENAKER
Economics MA
Director of Graduate Studies icon MINQI LI
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Economics MS
Economics phd, school of environment, society, and sustainability, geographic information science ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon NENG WAN
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Geography MS
Director of Graduate Studies icon SUMMER RUPPER
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Geography PHD
Department of family and consumer studies, human development and social policy ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon DAN CARLSON
Contact icon ASHLEY JOHNSON icon 801-585-3047 icon Bldg: AEB | Rm: 228
Human Development and Social Policy PHD
Department of political science, political science ma.
Director of Graduate Studies icon BAODONG LIU
Contact icon KARI PORTER icon 801-581-8608 icon Bldg: GC | Rm: 3345
Political Science MS
Political science phd, public administration ex mpa.
Master of Public Administration
Director of Graduate Studies icon DAVID CARTER
Contact icon JATARA GREENIDGE icon 801-585-7985
Public Administration MPA
Department of psychology, psychology phd.
Director of Graduate Studies icon PAULA WILLIAMS
Contact icon NANCY SEEGMILLER icon 801-585-3997 icon Bldg: BEH S | Rm: 502
College of Social and Behavioral Science
International affairs and global enterprise ms.
Director of Graduate Studies icon STEPHEN BANNISTER
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Public Policy MPP
Master of Public Policy
Department of Sociology
Sociology mst.
Director of Graduate Studies icon DANIEL ADKINS
Sociology PHD
Contact icon ALANA ROBISON icon 801-581-6153 icon Bldg: BEH S | Rm: 307
College of Social Work
Social work msw.
Master of Social Work
Director of Graduate Studies icon LINDSAY GEZINSKI
Contact icon NIKKI KUCULYN icon 801-581-3026 icon Bldg: SW | Rm: 331
Social Work PHD
Director of Graduate Studies icon JEREMIAH JAGGERS
Contact icon MIRELA RANKOVIC icon 801-585-5979 icon Bldg: SW | Rm: 111
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Study the ecology and evolution of how organisms interact with their environment.
The program encompasses physiology, behavior, genetics, species-interactions and ecosystem processes. An in-depth understanding of these topics is critical given the changing nature of our planet.
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Our PhD program provides intensive research training and coursework in biomedical informatics. The primary goal of the program is to train the next generation of students to be independent scientists who can transform data into knowledge to improve the health of individuals and populations.
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The strengths of our program faculty are utilized in the building of the curriculum. This figure shows the expertise by application area (green, yellow, orange, red), methodology (grey), and focal research area (teal). After a year of core courses, students join an application track and choose methods courses as needed. The research foci are woven through the curriculum and demonstrate departmental strengths, although students are not limited to these fields.
Application Tracks
The strengths of our program faculty are utilized in the building of our curriculum and broken down into 4 application areas: , translational bioinformatics, public health informatics, clinical research informatics, clinical informatics, methods tracks, there are 4 methods tracks, and students select courses from one or more track to meet their learning needs:, data science, ai, analytics & computational methods, ethical issues in informatics & data science, sociotechnical design & evaluation, standards & interoperability, research threads, there are 4 focus research threads that have been designed to allow the trainee to find their starting point and build their skill set and knowledge:, precision medicine, health disparities & diversity, disease prevention, the phd degree requires approximately 40 hours of formal classwork with a grade of b or better. a phd student must pass a written and oral comprehensive exam after the first year of study. graduate work at this or other institutions, including courses taken for an ms degree, may be applied to the phd coursework requirement at the discretion of the student's advisory committee. after completion of coursework, the student must pass a phd written and oral qualifying examination. in addition to the classwork, 14 or more hours of research work (taken as bmi 7970) are required. this work must lead to completing and defending an original phd dissertation demonstrating the student's capabilities to conceive and execute an independent research project., the admission process is rigorous, and we attempt to provide funding for all admitted candidates. we work to match people's interest with research projects mentors. funding includes:, annual $40,000 stipend, 100% tuition coverage, health insurance, support for research conferences, more information, first department of biomedical informatics, established in 1964, internationally recognized as a leader in biomedical informatics, available support via the national library of medicine training grant and other resources, abundant research opportunities with leaders in the field, phd application deadlines, december 1st.
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Microbiology, Virology and Parasitology program within the Cell and Molecular Biology graduate group has announced awards to three talented graduate students. We are excited to see where your research leads you!
Priyanka Chatterjee is a 4th year PhD student in the Microbiology, Virology and Parasitology subtrack of the Cell and Molecular Biology graduate group. She received the NIH F31 Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award to fund her dissertation research in the Pohlschröder Lab.
Yirui Hong is a 4th year PhD student in the Biology graduate group. She received the Teece Dissertation Research Award to fund her dissertation research in the Pohlschröder Lab.
Jacob Cote is a 2nd year Ph.D. student in the Microbiology, Virology and Parasitology subtrack of the Cell and Molecular Biology graduate group. He received an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship (GRFP) to fund his dissertation research in the Pohlschröder Lab.
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Praveen Arany, DDS, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Oral Biology
553 BRB, Buffalo, NY 14214
Phone: (716) 829-3479
Email: [email protected]
Terry Connell, PhD
Professor of Microbiology and Immunology, Adjunct Professor of Oral Biology
Department of Microbiology and Immunology
147 Biomedical Research Building 3435 Main St. Buffalo, NY 14214
Phone: (716) 829-3364; Fax: (716) 829-2158
Email: [email protected]
Patricia Diaz, DDS, PhD
Sunstar Robert J. Genco Endowed Chair; SUNY Empire Innovation Professor
347 BRB, Buffalo, NY 14214
Phone: (716)829-5825; Fax: (716) 829-3942
Email: [email protected]
Rosemary Dziak, PhD
421 BRB, Buffalo, NY 14214
Phone: (716)829-3827; Fax: (716) 829-3942
Email: [email protected]
Mira Edgerton, DDS, PhD
Oral Biology; Prosthodontics
653 BRB, Buffalo, NY 14214
Phone: (716) 829-3067; Fax: (716) 829-3942
Email: [email protected]
Laertis Ikonomou, PhD
619 BRB, Buffalo, NY 14214
Phone: (716) 829-6206; Fax: (716) 829-3942
Email: [email protected]
Kathryn Kauffman, PhD
Assistant Professor
617 Biomedical Research Building (BRB)
Phone: (716) 829-5830
Email: [email protected]
Jason Kay, PhD
Phone: (716) 829-2073; Fax: (716) 829-2387
Email: [email protected]
Keith Kirkwood DDS, PhD
Senior Associate Dean for Research, School of Dental Medicine; Centennial Endowed Chair
645 Biomedical Research Building (BRB)
Phone: (716) 829-6667; Fax: (716) 829-3942
Email: [email protected]
Jill Kramer, DDS, PhD
Phone: 716-829-2551; Fax: 716-829-3842
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Hyuk Jae Edward Kwon, DDS, PhD
Phone: (716) 829-6301
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Richard Ohrbach
Phone: (716) 829-3590
Email: [email protected]
Rose-Anne Romano, PhD
515 BRB, Buffalo, NY 14214
Phone: (716) 829-3665
Email: [email protected]
Stefan Ruhl, DDS, PhD
Professor and Chair
649 BRB, NY 14214
Phone: (716) 829-6073; Fax: (716) 829-3942
Email: [email protected]
Frank Scannapieco, DMD, PhD
SUNY Distinguished Professor
353 BRB, Buffalo, NY 14214
Phone: (716) 829-2854; Fax: (716) 829-3373
Email: [email protected]
Ashu Sharma, PhD
615 BRB, NY 14214
Phone: (716) 829-2759; Fax: (716) 829-3942
Email: [email protected]
Meg Vickerman, DDS, PhD
519 BRB, NY 14214
Phone: (716) 829-2195; Fax: (716) 837-7623
Email: [email protected]
Michelle Visser, PhD
320 Foster Hall, 3435 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14214
Phone: (716) 829-3943
Email: [email protected]
Jean Wactawski-Wende, PhD
Dean, School of Public Health and Health Professions
SUNY Distinguished Professor, Department of Epidemiology and Environmental Health
410 Kimball Hall Buffalo, NY 14214
Phone: (716) 829-5374; Fax: (716) 829-2979
Email: [email protected]
Ding Xu, PhD
Phone: (716) 829-3509
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