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    3/20/2007permalink Retirement Reception for Dr. James Dively and Dr. Frank Polanowski April 20
    3/20/2007permalink Student Research Poster Session April 20th
    3/20/2007permalink Annual Awards Banquet to be held on April 3rd
    3/20/2007permalink Tri-Beta Honor Society to Host Regional Conference on March 24th


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3/20/2007
Retirement Reception for Dr. James Dively and Dr. Frank Polanowski April 20

Please join the Department of Biology as we bid farewell to Dr. James Divley and Dr. Frank Polanowski who will be retiring after the Spring 2007 semester.  A Reception in their honor will be held on Friday, April 20th at 3 pm in the M&M Mars Room in Leffler Chapel.  Come share your stories and experiences with us.


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3/20/2007
Student Research Poster Session April 20th

On April 20th the Biology and Chemistry Departments will have a poster session presenting the research work of their students.  The session will be held in the M&M Mars Room of Leffler Chapel from 1 to 3 pm.  Please stop by and see what our students are working on.


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3/20/2007
Annual Awards Banquet to be held on April 3rd

The Biology Department will be holding its annual Awards Banquet on Tuesday, April 3, 2007 in Myer Hall, Susquehanna Room at 6 pm.  The following awards will be presented at that time: 

Dr. Benjamin G. and Vera B. Musser Pre-Medical Scholarship
Thomas C. Conover Memorial Scholarship
Rettew Scholarship
Dr. Charles E. and Mary E. Weaver Biology Scholarship
Departmental Service Award
Dr. Charles S. Farver-Apgar Memorial Biology Scholarship
Departmental Honors Award
Outstanding Academic Achievement Award


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3/20/2007
Tri-Beta Honor Society to Host Regional Conference on March 24th

E-town Biological Honor Society to Host Tri-Beta Regional Conference – Saturday, March 24

E-town's chapter of Beta Beta Beta, the Biological Honor Society, is proud to host the Northeast District 2 Convention on Saturday, March 24. The Convention brings together students and faculty from many colleges in the surrounding states. It provides the opportunity for students to learn about the research of their peers and the chance to present their own scientific work. At the conclusion of the day, Dr. Bernard Courtney, Scientific Director of the Department of Homeland Security's National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center, will be the keynote speaker. Members of Rho Lambda have planned the event, which will begin at 8 a.m. Several E-town students will present their findings on Saturday at the conference.

The following is a list of Elizabethtown College students presenting:

Rose Garr: “Establishing and Characterizing a Rat Fibrocartilaginous Intervertebral Disc Line for the Purpose of Studying Degenerative Disc Disease”
Katie Heberlein: “The Role of Eukaryotic Enzyme DNA Topoisomerase II in Epigallocatechin-3-Gallate (EGCG) Induced Apoptosis in Human Skin Carcinoma Cells”
Rebecca Holler: “Diet and Hunger level Effects on Hogna helluo Silk Deposition”
Christina Hurst: “Randomly amplified polymorphic DNA(RAPD) analysis of microbial communities from Lake Placida ”
Bryon Martinez: “Effects of corticosterone on the CD8* T cell immune response to T-antigen-induced carcinoma”
Angela Mitchell: “The maintenance of transformation by simian virus 40 T antigen”
Yasunori Nagahama: “Pooling of an arrayed human genomic library for subsequent screening and clone identification”
Curtis Nolt: “Expression of VEGF receptor homologues in the cnidarian Hydra magnipapillata
Alex Theofiles: “Use of transgenic Hydra to investigate the role of the transcription factor, FOXO in Hydra
Amy Valkovec and Emily Ward: “Spatial analysis of antibiotic resistance in soil samples”





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