Laboratory Animal Medicine, Animal Models of Infectious Diseases Research Associate Professors C. Robert Bagnell Jr. Robert E. Cross Frederic G. Dalldorf J. Dieter Geratz John B. Graham William D. Huffines William W. McLendon Marjorie S. Read Richard W. Shermer Robert H. Wagner Graduate work in the Department of Pathology is offered to those interested in acquiring more extensive knowledge of diseases and their effects at different levels of molecular and cellular organization.
Major emphasis is given to investigation of molecular mechanisms responsible for disease processes.
Students are given the opportunity to undertake candidacy for the Doctor of Philosophy degree. Participation in research activities leading to an original dissertation is required of all advanced degree candidates. Prospective candidates must hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited college. First-year undergraduate seminar. Plagues and people.