Dr. Kathleen Nolta is a Senior Lecturer here at the University of Michigan. She received her B.A. from Michigan in CMB and Chemistry and her Ph.D from University of Chicago in Biochemistry. Dr. Nolta currently teaches Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry courses.
Interviews
Interview with Professor George Estabrook
George Estabrook is a professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, focused in plant ecology and systematics. In LS&A, he taught Biology 102, 105, and EEB 180. He is currently on sabbatical in Portugal studying traditional farming methods.
Interview with the Assistant Dean of Admissions of the UM Medical School: Steven Gay M.D., M.S
Steven Gay is the Assistant Dean for Admissions of the UM Medical School. In addition to this title, he is also the Director of Critical Care Support Services, and Director of Bronchoscopic Services.
An Interview with the Dean of Public Health
Dr. Ken Warner has been Dean of the UM School of Public Health since 2005. He stumbled upon Public Health from a background in Economics, and his research since that career move has focused on preventing disease and promoting health through economic and policy measures with a focus on tobacco policy. He also worked to initiate and currently teaches the first and only undergraduate Public Health course (HMP 200: Introduction to Public Health).
The Role of Prostaglandins in Disease and Infection: David Aronoff M.D.
David Aronoff is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Internal Medicine who specializes in infectious diseases. In general, his research focuses on the regulation of the immune system by prostaglandins. He has a special interest in the bacterial infections of the lung and reproductive tract.