Offered
each semester with the consent of Dr. Hoshizaki
Expectations
Undergraduate research experience is highly recommended for students interested
in entering graduate school or pursuing careers the healthcare professions
(medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, etc.). Limited laboratory space
is available for academically outstanding and highly motivated students. Projects
normally require a 5-10 hour weekly commitment during the academic year and
a full-time effort during the summer. Attendance to lab meetings is required.
Academic
Credit
Research credit may be obtained by registering for BIO492 Undergraduate Research
(1-3 units per semester). Credit for participation in laboratory meetings
may be obtained by enrolling in BIO493 Undergraduate seminar or BIO496 Special
Topics in Modern Biology.
Course Requirements
for BIO492, BIO493, and BIO496
Consent of Dr. Hoshizaki
Course Registration
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Pre-register
for BIO492/493/ or 496 credits with the Department of Biological Science
office (Whi-101) after completion of an application form with Dr. Hoshizaki.
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Register
for BIO492/493/ or 496 credits through the university registrar. Call
numbers for BIO492, 493 and 496 may be obtained through the Department
of Biological Science
