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LWC biology alumnae visit campus, discuss their research

April Richardson and Amanda Waterstrat are doctoral students at UK
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By Duane Bonifer, LWC Director of Public Affairs

Two Lindsey Wilson College alumnae visited the college's science program on Wednesday afternoon to talk about graduate school and discuss their research.



Amanda Waterstrat and April Richardson. both doctoral students in the University of Kentucky's department of physiology, met with Lindsey Wilson students and faculty, and they also gave presentations about their research to a capacity classroom of the Jim & Helen Lee Fugitte Science Center.

Richardson, a 2002 LWC biology graduate, is working on research that focuses on finding a cure for Parkinson's disease.

Waterstrat, 2003 LWC biology graduate, is working in stem cell research at UK.


This story was posted on 2008-05-01 05:02:17
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Amanda Waterstrat speaks at LWC on stem cell research



2008-05-01 - Fugitte Science Center, Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo By Duane Bonifer, LWC Photo.
Amanda Waterstrat, a 2003 Lindsey Wilson alumna, presents her research to a classroom of LWC students and professors in the Jim & Helen Lee Fugitte Science Center. Waterstrat is working on a doctorate in the University of Kentuckys department of physiology.

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LWC science alumnae at Fugitte Science Center



2008-05-01 - Jim & Helen Fugitte Science Center, Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia .
Lindsey Wilson College associate professors of biology Susan Monteleone, far left, and Melissa Clauson, Far right pose in front of the Jim & Helen Lee Fugitte Science Center with LWC biology alumnae Amanda Waterstrat and April Richardson. Both LWC alumnae are pursuing their doctorates in the University of Kentuckys department of physiology.

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