Gallucci is the secretary of the Four-Year College and University Section of NABT. The conference was held in St. Louis, Missouri, from Nov. 9-11, 2017.

Lake described her life with her host family and her studies in epidemiology and migrant health care. Kaitlyn Walsh ’18, a biochemistry major, also attended the meeting.

Both are 黑料不打烊’s current GSK Women in Science scholars. They receive a scholarship from the N.C. GSK Foundation and have the opportunity to be mentored by a GSK woman scientist.

This case study is designed to help students learn about the ecosystem services of Earth (Biosphere 1) by examining the challenges faced by the designers who tried to replicate its components in Biosphere 2.

After an introduction to Biosphere 2, students learn about the four main types of ecosystem services and discuss how Biosphere 2 might provide these services and calculate their own ecological footprint, demonstrating how humans are overreaching the ecosystem services of Biosphere 1, just as the biospherians could not be sustained by the ecosystem services included in Biosphere 2. 

The case study can be found at

Gallucci also coordinated the poster session for the Four-Year College and University Section of NABT.

Gallucci is the conference chair of the Four Year College and University Section and served as the coordinator of its poster session. The conference was held in Providence, Rhode Island, from Nov. 11-14, 2015.

Gallucci is the conference chair of the Four Year College and University Section and served as the coordinator of its poster session. The conference was held in Cleveland, Ohio, from Nov. 12-15, 2014.

In addition to receiving a renewable scholarship, honorees are assigned a GSK woman scientist to serve as their personal mentor. GSK hosts two meetings a year in Research Triangle Park when mentors connect with their mentees. Chris Esters of University Advancement arranged this additional opportunity for the mentors and mentees to meet. Afterward, the mentors talked with biology majors in Linda Niedziela’s biotechnology course (Biology 348) about their own career paths and provided advice for students seeking employment in pharmaceutical companies after college.

Duties include materials preparation and clean-up, class record-keeping, and assistance with lab procedures (training will be provided). Ideal candidates are those who have taken BIO 170 or BIO 102, or have assisted with either course in the past, but others will be considered. 

Pay starts at $9 per hour. Two on-campus references are required for new applicants.

Please respond by email to Dr. Kathy Gallucci (gallucci@elon.edu) to set up an interview for August 29.