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Thesis Research

Description:
Substantial laboratory or field research resulting in a master's thesis. No more than 10 credits of this course may be applied to the master's degree. The credit may be applied over more than one semester. Students may not receive credit for both BIOL 698 and BIOL 699.

Section	Class Number	Weekly Schedule	Time	Instructor	Location
01	2323		-	Ackerman,Steven M		More Info
02	2324		-	Bawa,Kamaljit S		More Info
03	2325		-	Beck,Gregory		More Info
04	2326		-	Bowen,Jennifer L		More Info
05	2327		-	Brault,Solange		More Info
06	2328		-	Byrnes,Jarrett		More Info
07	2329		-	Campbell,Kenneth		More Info
08	2330		-	Christian,Alan D		More Info
09	2331		-	Colon-Carmona,Adan		More Info
10	2332		-	Ebersole,John P		More Info
11	2333		-	Etter,Ron J		More Info
12	2334		-	Gibson,Katherine Elisabeth		More Info
13	2831		-	Hagar,William G		More Info
14	2848		-	Huang,Linda		More Info
15	2849		-	Kesseli,Richard V		More Info
16	2851		-	Kleene,Kenneth C		More Info
17	2867		-	Pollack,Alexia E		More Info
18	2869		-	Revell,Liam		More Info
19	2986		-	Rex,Michael A		More Info
20	2987		-	Shiaris,Michael P		More Info
21	2988		-	Siegfried-Harris,Kellee Renee		More Info
22	2989		-	Skvirsky,Rachel C		More Info
23	3436		-	Stevenson,Robert D		More Info
24	3437		-	Sugumaran,Manickam		More Info
25	9559		-	Veraksa,Alexey N		More Info
26	9560		-	White,Brian T		More Info