7. Current Support Staff:Title# <strong>of</strong> StaffClerical/Admin. Total: 5Admin Coordinator 4Admin <strong>Program</strong> Spec A 1Laboratory Total: 49Graduate Assistants 21Postdoctoral Res. 9Teaching Assoc. 2 1Research Assoc. 1 6Research Assoc. 2 3Research Assoc. 3 3Research Assoc. 4 3Research Assoc. 5 3Of the 5 clerical (<strong>of</strong>fice staff), the Administrative <strong>Program</strong> Specialist A maintains the books (statefunds, grant funds and foundation funds) and is responsible for all purchasing. One Admin.Coordinator 4 is the Department Head’s administrative assistant and secretary; another Admin. 4handles all personnel matters and leave tracking; and the two Admin. 3’s handle word processing forall faculty (exams, handouts, grant proposals, etc.) as well as receiving, reception duties, mail,inventory, purchase <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>fice supplies, etc.The graduate assistants are the graduate students. The postdoctoral researchers and researchassociates, as well as graduate students, provide much <strong>of</strong> the research support <strong>of</strong> the department. Theone teaching associate aids in teaching in the pr<strong>of</strong>essional curriculum.F. Informational Resources/Facilities and Equipment1. Library Resources(See Appendix D, Page 187) (Overall VMS <strong>Program</strong>)2. Current Facilities and Capital EquipmentMajor equipment and facilities within the department used by faculty and graduate students include:A room in the department houses large equipment that includes an autoclave, a Beckman Optima L-90K ultracentrifuge with various rotors, a Beckman Avanti J-25 high speed centrifuge, and two icemachines. Another room houses sensitive electronic equipment that includes an Applied Biosystem7300 Real-Time PCR system, two light and UV gel detection systems <strong>of</strong> the department (a BioRadVersaDoc Imaging System, Model 1000, and a BioRad ChemiDoc Imaging System), and a BioRadProteome Works Spot Cutter. The department also has a histology processing lab that contains a LeicaCM3050S cryotome.The department houses two Central Service Facilities for the SVM. One, the Microscopy Center,provides micro-imaging support for research and instruction. The facility houses transmission (JEOLPage 64
JEM-1011) and environmental scanning electron (FEI Quanta 200) microscopes, as well ascry<strong>of</strong>ixation, freeze-fracture (Balzers 400K), and metal shadowing facilities. A Leica TCS SP2 AOBSlaser confocal microscope also is housed in the center. Bright field, phase contrast, differentialinterference contrast, and fluorescence light microscopes in both upright and inverted configurationsare available. The center also possesses capabilities in the areas <strong>of</strong> morphometric analysis, imageenhancement, image analysis, video microscopy, and both digital and photographic image recordingand printing. For laser capture microdissection, a Zeiss PALM Laser dissecting microscope isavailable. The other central Service Facility in the department is the Analytical Laboratory that housesbeta and gamma counters, HPLC, mass spectrometers, and liquid and gas chromatography.Central Service Facilities housed in other departments in the SVM include the Division <strong>of</strong>Biotechnology and Molecular <strong>Medicine</strong> (BIOMED) that contains an ABI Prism 7700 SequenceDetection System for real-time PCR. For microarray studies, the lab has an Alpha Array 7000. Fordirect chemiluminescence capture with a CCD camera, a FluorChem imaging system (Alpha Innotech)is available. Access to all equipment is provided for a modest fee. The PBS department also has aflow cytometry lab housing a Becton-Dickinson FACS-Calibur and a BD FACS Aria.Additional research laboratory space is needed to expand extramurally-funded research programs andto accommodate new faculty hires. Presently, departmental expansion is limited by finite availableresearch space. Optimal space usage has been achieved by extensive renovation, appropriate spaceallocation, and recruitment <strong>of</strong> highly productive research faculty.New equipment needed to enhance research in the department includes:1. Automatic Tissue Processor for Histology: the current processor cannot be repaired and severalresearch programs require slides for immunostaining, histochemistry, etc.2. FACS Aria with UV Laser: this expensive item is needed for the isolation <strong>of</strong> stem cells from aheterogeneous population, as well as for other cell-sorting projects.3. Sputter Coater: needed for preparation <strong>of</strong> specimens for scanning electron microscopy.4. Nanodrop Spectrophotometer: required for analysis <strong>of</strong> multiple samples <strong>of</strong> small amounts <strong>of</strong>RNA.3. Instruction TechnologyCutting-edge instructional technology is available in classrooms and seminar rooms throughout theschool. Most faculties utilize PowerPoint presentations for instruction in appropriate settings and maketheir presentations available to the students. In addition, web-based resources are provided in somecourses, especially anatomy, where structure visualization is an important component <strong>of</strong> the mastery <strong>of</strong>course material.Page 65
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