Education
Graduate Programs
Members of the New Use Agriculture and Natural Plant Products program are fully engauged in graduate and undergraduate teaching.
- Member, Graduate Faculty in Plant Biology, School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
- Member, Graduate Faculty in Medicinal Chemistry, School of Pharmacy
- Member, Graduate Faculty in Medicinal Chemistry, School of Pharmacy
- Mentor, Graduate Advisor
Graduate Courses
Courses offered:
Lab Rotations
In both the Plant Biology and Medicinal Chemistry Programs, incoming graduate students are required to do a series of lab rotations to become familiar with the wide array of research that is being conducted and to identify the correct match between major professors and students. At NUANPP, we host graduate students for these rotations, and welcome this opportunity to work with new students.
Undergraduate Courses
Ethnobotany (Course: 11: 776: 205)
Lena Struve and Jim Simon. Spring Semesters, alternative years. 3 credits, lower division undergraduate course in Plant Science.
Medicinal Plants (Course: 11:776:312)
Fall Semesters. J.E. Simon, Q.L. Wu and R. Juliani. 3 Credits, upper division undergraduate course.
Plants and Human Health (Course: 11:015:408)
Senior level undergraduate colloquia: Plant Science 11:015:408 Spring Semester, periodic. J.E. Simon and Q.L. Wu. 3 Credits, upper division undergraduate colloquia. (Alternative Years).
Herbal Medicines and Nutraceuticals, Medicinal Chemistry/School of Pharmacy (30:715:453)
Spring Semesters. (Led by Ed Lavoie and Paul Lachance). Joint course of Cook College and School of Pharmacy, Medicinal Chemistry. Graduate course for students in Pharmacy. 3 credits. Held 2002-2004.