BIOL 108H
Honors Freshman Biology Seminar (Spring 2013)
Supporting Material
Topic 01 - Pumpkins (PowerPoint)
Christopher R. Hardy, Ph.D.
Curator of the Herbarium &
Professor
Department of Biology
Millersville University
288 Roddy Hall
50 E. Frederick St.
Millersville, PA 17551, USA
Phone: (717) 871-2312
Fax: (717) 872-3905
christopher.hardy[at]millersville.edu
Moyer SL, CR Hardy. 2016. Botany of the Luceille Hagarman Reading Sculpture Garden. Parksia 5: 1-10.
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Scholarships and other financial opportunities for students can be found here.
Jun: Recent botany graduate Liam McTigue (MU Botany '20) is recipient of the competitive Morris Arboretum's 1-year paid Arboriculture Internship. Wonderful news, Liam!
Jun: Recent botany graduate Kevin Faccenda (MU Botany '20) is off to pursue his doctorate in botany at the University of Hawai'i - Mānoa. Kevin: Dr. Hardy will likely be planning a visit so be sure to have a lei waiting for him.
May: Kevin Faccenda (MU Botany '20) and Liam McTigue (MU Botany '20) successfully defended their Departmental Honors theses. Congratulations on all of your hard work.
Apr: Ian Fitzhugh (MU Botany '21) and Duncan Lynn (MU Botany '21) were selected to be co-recipients of the 2020-21 Robertson Library Garden Botany Internship.
Feb: Herbarium and botany alumna Lindsey Sloat (MU Botany ’06) recently had one of her papers published in the journal Nature Climate Change (Sloat et al. Nature Climate Change 8: 214-218). Her article documents the effects of climate change on grazing lands globally.
Nov: Dr. Hardy and collaborators in Chemistry, Education, and two neighboring institutions are the recipients of a nearly $300,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to purchase a scanning electron microscope for the university. Read more here.
Nov: Emily Ritter ('21) and Dr. Hardy collected and accessioned the herbarium's 20,000th plant specimen on Nov 1. It is a flowering specimen of the South Asian curryleaf (Murraya koenigii), a member of the citrus family. You can view the specimen here.
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John R. Ambler, Ph.D.
Botanist
James C. Parks Herbarium
Millersville University
Interests: PA Floristics, Plant ecology, Invasive species management.
Patrick J. Cooney, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus of Physics
Millersville University
Interests: Photography.
Nazli W. Hardy, Ph.D., M.B.A.
Associate Professor of Computer Science
Millersville University
Interests: Biodiversity informatics; Network security; Internet education.
Howard J. Miller, Jr.
Viticulturist
James C. Parks Herbarium
Millersville University
Interests: Grape systematics; Viticultural science.
Zel Stoltzfus
Artist, Scientific Illustrator
www.zellustration.com.au
Interests: Scientific illustration.
John R. Wallace, Ph.D.
Professor of Biology
Millersville University
Interests: forensic use of algae in PMSI estimation; aquatic ecology; evolution.
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Supporting Material
Topic 01 - Pumpkins (PowerPoint)