Tamatha
Barbeau, Ph.D.
Professor of Biology
Coordinator:
Veterinary Studies Program
Coordinator: Program for Undergraduate Research Experience (PURE)
I received my Associate's degree in Veterinary Science Technology at SUNY Canton, NY., Bachelor of Science degree at SUNY Oswego, and my M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Florida.. Now I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Biology at Francis Marion University.
My research interests in biology include reproductive physiology and anatomy, the effects of contaminants on the endocrine system of animals, and conservation and monitoring of reptile and amphibian populations. To find out more details of my scientific research interests, click on the My Research link above.
If you would like to know more about me and my academic and personal background, click on the CV and About Me links, respectively.
Follow the P.U.R.E Program link for more information on undergraduate research within the Department of Biology, for faculty postings of current PURE Research opportunities, and also information about the PURE Symposium in which undergraduate student researchers present their work to the department at the end of each semester. If you are a Pre-Veterinary student, follow the Veterinary Studies link to find out more information about academic advising, preparing to apply to vet schools OR to work in non-veterinary careers working with animals. Also on this link you can find out more about the Pre-Vet Club. For my Biology and Pre-Nursing advisees, please follow the Academic Advising link.
Courses that I teach:
Biology of Sex (BioL 213)
Human Anatomy (Biol 205)
Human Biology (Biol 104)
Human Physiology (Biol 236)
Senior Seminar (Biol 499)
Gender Studies (GS 200)
General Physiology Lab (406L)