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I received
my Ph.D. from the University of Florida, Department
of Zoology. At Francis
Marion University I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of
Biology. My research interests in biology include reproductive physiology and anatomy, and the effects of contaminants on the endocrine system of animals. 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 About Me link. If you are interested in Undergraduate Research, click on the P.U.R.E link above for postings and information about the Program for Undergraduate Research Experience. If you are interested in research with me click on the My Research link. |
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Courses that I teach during the Fall semester:
Biology of Sex (Bio 213) Human Biology (Bio 104) Senior Seminar (Bio 499) Gender Studies (GS 200) - Click below for GS 200 Homepage: 
Courses that I teach during the Spring semester: Human Anatomy (Bio 205) Click the links above for the course website(s) |
Tamatha
Barbeau, Ph.D. Associate Professor
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If
you are one of my advisees click the link below.
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This
is Kali, the sweet little kitty I found on Monday (June 10, 2013). She
had been hit by a car and left for dead in the road. When I walked up
to her she lifted her head and meowed at me. I had to help her! I took
her to the vet where she is making a remarkable recovery. She is so very
sweet and loving. Even when she was in pain she was trying to rub my hand
and press against me. This is truly a very special little girl that needs
a second chance at life in a loving, indoor home. Please consider adopting
her! Click HERE
to see a video of her on Youtube, from when I visited her at the hospital
(6/11/13).
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Have
you ever wondered what you can do with a Biology degree?
Click Below to Find Out More! 
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