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Application Information Undergraduate Studies Please go to this link from the Undergraduate Admissions office: http://admissions.uconn.edu/ content/apply to apply for undergraduate admission. Once you have gone online and reviewed the application process, if you have additional questions please contact: Undergraduate Admissions 2131 Hillside Road, Unit 3088 Storrs, CT 06269-3088 Phone: (860) 486-3137 Fax: (860) 486-1476 beahusky@uconn.edu We encourage you to take a tour of the Storrs campus. Depending on the day and time, you can choose to tour the campus, meet a PNB faculty member by appointment, attend a class, attend a lecture, and meet current students. Please e-mail kathleen.kelleher@uconn.edu to arrange an appointment. Graduate Studies The University of Connecticut Department of Physiology and Neurobiology confers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Physiology and Neurobiology. For more information, see http://www.pnb. uconn.edu/PNB_Base/graduate/index.html. You should contact a faculty member whose research interests are most closely aligned with your own before making a formal application. Applications should be made directly to the Graduate School http://www.grad.uconn.edu/ prospective/online.html. To start your self-managed application process please begin by selecting the appropriate checklist: Domestic & Permanent Resident Checklist or International Application Checklist. In addition, a personal statement, official transcripts, and three letters of recommendation need to be included with the finished application, as well as a financial aid request form (if you are eligible), and non-refundable application fee. Your Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores and TOEFL scores (if English is not your first language) must be electronically sent to UConn (code 3915). Send all the application materials to: University of Connecticut Graduate School, U-1152 438 Whitney Road Extension Storrs, CT 06269-1152 If you have any questions about filing an application please contact the Graduate School by phone at 860-486-3617 or by emailing gradadmissions@ uconn.edu.
Faculty & Research Marie E. Cantino, Associate Professor, Director of Electron Microscope Facility; Ph.D., University of Washington (Seattle). marie.cantino@uconn.edu William D. Chapple, Professor; Ph.D., Stanford. william.chapple@uconn.edu Joanne Conover, Associate Professor; Ph.D., Bath University. joanne.conover@uconn.edu Joseph F. Crivello, Professor; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. joseph.crivello@uconn.edu Angel de Blas, Professor, Ph. D., University of Indiana. angel.deblas@uconn.edu Robert V. Gallo, Professor; Ph.D., Purdue. robert.gallo@uconn.edu Alexander C. Jackson, Assistant Professor; Ph.D., Harvard University. alexander.jackson@uconn.edu Rahul Kanadia, Assistant Professor, rahul.kanadia@uconn.edu Joseph J. LoTurco, Professor; Ph.D., Stanford. joseph.loturco@uconn.edu Andrew Moiseff, Professor; Ph.D., Cornell. andrew.moiseff@uconn.edu Daniel K. Mulkey, Associate Professor; Ph. D. Wright State University. daniel.mulkey@uconn.edu Akiko Nishiyama, Professor; M.D./Ph.D., Tokyo, Niigata (Japan). akiko.nishiyama@uconn.edu J. Larry Renfro, Professor; Ph.D., University of Oklahoma. larry.renfro@uconn.edu Daniel Schwartz, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Harvard University. daniel.schwartz@uconn.edu Jianjun Sun, Assistant Professor, Ph.D., Florida State University. jianjun.sun@uconn.edu Anastasios V. Tzingounis, Assistant Professor; Ph.D., Vollum Institute, Oregon Health & Sciences University. anastasios.tzingounis@uconn.edu Randall S. Walikonis, Associate Professor; Ph.D., Mayo Clinic. randall.walikonis@uconn.edu Affiliated Faculty Lawrence E. Armstrong, Professor; Ph.D., Ball State, Kinesiology. lawrence.armstrong@uconn.edu Thomas T. Chen, Professor; Ph.D., University of Alberta, Molecular & Cell Biology. thomas.chen@uconn.edu William J. Kraemer, Professor; Ph.D., University of Wyoming, Kinesiology. william.kraemer@uconn.edu Carl M. Maresh, Professor; Ph.D., Wyoming, Kinesiology. carl.maresh@uconn.edu Louise D. McCullough, Professor; M.D./Ph.D., University of Connecticut, Neurology & Neuroscience (UConn Health Center) Linda S. Pescatello, Professor, Director of Center for Health Promotions; Ph.D., University of Connecticut. linda.pescatello@uconn.edu Steven A. Zinn, Associate Professor; Ph.D., Michigan State, Animal Science. steven.zinn@uconn.edu
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