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2007
Dr. Andrew Miller, Ph.D. (2007)
Present Position: Postdoctoral Fellow at NIH
with Dr.
Bin Gao.
Dr. JoEllen Sefton, Ph.D. (2007)
Present Position. Tenure-track faculty member in
Biomechanics/Athletic Training at Auburn University
Dr. Kara King, Ph.D. (2007)
Present Position: Research Project Manager, Division
of Education and Research, Carolinas Medical Center.
2006
Dr. Walid Kamoun,
Ph.D (2006)
Present Position: Postdoctoral Fellow with
Dr. Rakesh Jain in the Edwin L. Steele Laboratory at
Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical
School.
Dr. Nancy
Gasper-Smith, Ph.D (2006)
Nancy Gasper, as a predoctoral student,
investigated murine gammaherpesvirus
pathogenesis.
Present Position:
Present Position: Postdoctoral Fellow,
Duke
University Medical
Center, Department of
Microbiology.
2005
Dr. Hongzhi Xu, Ph.D (2005)
Present Position.
Hongzhi Xu is now a postdoctoral fellow at Center
for Engineering in Medicine/Department of Surgery,
Massachusetts General Hospital, Shriners Burns
Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston,
Massachusetts, USA.
Dr. Nathan Hedrick, Ph.D (2005)
Present Position: Postdoctoral Fellow in the
laboratory of Josh Farber in the Inflammation
Biology Section, Laboratory of Molecular Immunology,
at the National Institutes of Health.
Dr.
Elizabeth M. Jablonski, Ph.D (2005)
Dr Jablonski, as a
predoctoral student, studied the role of aquaprin
water chanels as mediators of the early stages of
programmed cell death in liver tumors (hepatocellular
carcinoma).
Present Position:
Postdoctoral Fellow under the mentorship of Dr
Charles Clevenger in the Department of Pathology/Lurie
Cancer Center at , Northwestern University. Her
current studies are funded by the Robert H. Lurie
Comprehensive Cancer Center's Postdoctoral Training
Program in Signal Transduction and Cancer where she
is investigating the role of prolactin signaling and
regulation of genes important to the initiation and
progression of breast cancer.
Dr. Tian Lin, Ph.D (2005)
Tian Lin, as a predoctoral
student, investigated the initiation of mucosal
immune responses.
Present Position: Postdoctoral Fellow,
Tufts University, Department of Microbiology,
Boston Massachusetts.
2004
Dr. Sandy Merkel, Ph.D (2004)
Sandy is a
postdoctoral fellowship with Richard Rippe, UNC
Chapel Hill
Dr. Nisha McConnell, Ph.D (2004)
Nisha is a Postdocotoral Fellow,
Deptartment of Oncology, McArdle Laboratory for
Cancer Research, Wisconsin School of Medicine,
University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is studying
the role of Wnt
signaling in stem/progenitor cell driven mammary
tumorigenesis.
Dr. Amy Rasley, Ph.D (2004)
Present Position: A Biomedical Scientist
with the Defense Biology Division at the Lawrence
Livermore National Lab in Livermore, CA.
2002
Dr. Sherine El Sawa, Ph.D (2002)
Sherine El Sawa was a predoctoral student, investigated the immune
response against murine gammaherpesvirus 68.
Present position: Postdoctoral Fellow,
Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Mayo
Clinic,
Rochester, Minnesota.
Dr. Emily Alexander, Ph.D. (2002)
Emily Alexander graduated from the Biology
Department’s Interdisciplinary Ph.D. program at
UNC-Charlotte in December, 2002. Her mentor was
Dr. Michael C. Hudson. Immediately following
graduation, Emily moved to Burlington, VT to
begin a two year postdoctoral fellowship at the
University of Vermont. The first year of her
postdoctoral fellowship work was conducted in
the laboratory of Dr. Mercedes Rincon and was
focused on the activation of JNK pathways in
T-cells. The second year of her postdoctoral
fellowship was completed in Dr. Doug Johnson’s
laboratory and was focused on the study of novel
yeast proteins and on the pathogenesis of
Candida
albicans. Emily then moved to
Durham, NC to accept a postdoctoral position at
Duke University Medical Center in 2004. She
worked with Dr. Vance G. Fowler and conducted
research on host:pathogen interactions with
Staphylococcus
aureus. Present Position: Emily moved to Raleigh, NC
in June 2006 to accept a Research Scientist
position at Talecris Biotherapeutics, Inc.
Emily is currently working on developing novel
assays to detect and quantify viral pathogens.
2001
Dr. Rajeev
Baveja, Ph.D (2001)
Pediatrics
residency, SUNY Downstate; Neonatology
fellowship, Mass. General Hospital, Harvard
Medical School
Dr. Yukihiro
Yokoyama, Ph.D (2001)
Present
position: Assistant Professor in Nagoya
University Graduate School of Medicine,
Department of Surgery, Division of Surgical
Oncology.
Dr. James
Peakcock, Ph.D (2001)
James Peacock,
as a predoctoral student,
investigated host-pathogen response to murine gammaherpesvirus-68.
Present
Position: Postdoctoral Fellow,
Duke
University Medical
Center,
Durham,
North Carolina.
2000
Dr. Adam Elhofy, Ph.D (2000)
Adam Elhofy, as a predoctoral
student, investigated the expression of IL-12
beta 2 chain receptor expression during salmonellosis.
Present position: Research
Associate,
Northwestern University
Medical Center,
Chicago,
Illinois.
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