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Biobridge Office Hours
Biobridge is located in Gilbert 108, the Department of Biology Student Services Office. We are a group of experienced Biology majors that are available to answer your questions.
2009-2010 BioBridge team:
Ashley Lau
Head Advisor
Class of '10William White
Coterm Class of '10
UG Class of '09Micki Ream
Coterm Class of '10
UG Class of '09Madeline Graber
Class of '10Sarah Macway
Class of '10Anthony Nguyen
Class of '10
Stop by for course advice, help finding an advisor, declaring your major, finding research, etc. We hold office hours during the regular school year (Autumn, Winter and Spring quarters). In addition to stopping by our office hours, you can contact us by e-mail or by online form.
Office hours for Autumn 2009-2010 begin on September 28, 2009 and and end on Friday, November 20, 2009.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Ashley
1:00-2:00Ashley
1:00-3:00Anthony
1:00-3:00Sarah
1:00-2:30William
1:00-2:30Anthony
2:00-3:00Sarah
3:00-4:30Maddie
3:00-4:30William
2:30-3:30William & Micki
2:30-3:00Maddie
3:00-4:30Micki
3:30-4:30Micki
3:00-4:30
Ashley Lau is a senior from Saratoga, CA, double majoring in Biology and Humanities. This is her second year with BioBridge. She is concentrating her biology studies in Molecular and Cell Biology, and is working on her honor thesis research in the Kay Lab. She enjoys playing the violin and traveling.
William White graduated with his BS in Biology with a concentration in Molecular & Cell Biology and a B.A. in History in 2009, and is currently pursuing a coterminal MA degree in History. This is his third year working with the BioBridge! As an undergraduate, William worked in the Long lab on legume-bacteria symbiosis pathways. When he is not in lab or hitting the books, William likes to ride bikes and go hiking. He is planning on pursuing an MD/PhD at some time in the future.
Micki Ream graduated with her BS in Biology with a concentration in Marine Biology in 2009, well on her way to her eventual dream of getting paid to play on the beach. So far she's spent time on the shorelines of Seattle, the eastern coast of Australia, Hopkins in Monterey Bay, the Chesapeake Bay, and most recently Hawaii working on water quality, coral reefs, and a whole host of other coastal ecology projects. She is currently landlocked, working on a coterm in Earth Systems.
Maddie Graber is a senior from Minneapolis, Minnesota. She is happy to be pursuing both of her main interests: Biology (major) and Dance (minor). Highlights of her time at Stanford include: doing research in Dr. Matthew Scott's lab, studying abroad in Santiago, Chile, being a Dollie with the Stanford Band, performing with the Dance Division, and being a member of the Student Society for Stem Cell Research, Family Resource Desk, and Spotlight on Service.