This course focuses on developing a student’s oral communication skills, introductory writing skills and ability to critically evaluate research papers in the cell and developmental biology literature. The exercises require the student to deliver clear, effective and polished oral and written presentations describing data and summarizing important topics in cell and developmental biology. This course is now incorporated into a 6-credit package as part of the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Cell and Developmental Biology. Spaces are reserved for BOTA and ZOOL students in Biol 530. The course following Biol 530 is CELL 501 a 3-credit course. All course offerings in the CELL Graduate Program are open with permission of the instructor, until enrollment of the program reaches capacity.
Please see www.cell.ubc.ca
Please contact the course Instructor: Dr. Ninan Abraham, for permission to register.
Instructor: Instructor: Dr. Ninan Abraham (Ninan@mail.ubc.ca) Life Sciences Centre (LSC) Room 3552. Tel: 604-822-0122.
Also contact:
Cyndi Liu, CELL Graduate Program Assistant, cell.grad@ubc.ca or
604-822-2671 for further information regarding the Cell and Developmental Biology Program.
Director of the CELL Grad Program: Dr. Calvin Roskelley
Mimi Yu, Zool Graduate Program Manager, coordinator@zoology.ubc.ca or 604-822-5807