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Science Seminar Speaker Series

The College of Arts and Sciences created its Science Seminar to provide our students with professional development opportunities. By attending Science Seminar events, we hope participants will:

  • Interact with and learn from the speakers
  • Identify complementary career opportunities
  • Discover routes to employment and internship prospects
  • Engage in valuable networking with professionals and peers  

Science Seminar events are held once a month on Wednesdays during the 2024-25 academic year, from 12-1 p.m. They are free and open to the public. A light lunch will be served at each event.

2024-25 Events

Canine Clinical Infections, Medical Devices, & Biofilms: Understanding the Curiosities and Intricacies of Developing Novel Medical Devices

Aug. 28 | Talwar Leadership Center, Room 234, in the Snyder Academic Center

Presenters:

  • Michael Bechill, PhD, associate professor of biology and director, Summit Biofilm Research Institute
  • Bill Cast, M.D., CEO, Topikos Scientific
  • Kevin Cawood, DVM, owner Indian Creek Veterinary Hospital and president, St. Roch Veterinary

Summary: Bacteria, fungi and biofilms, oh my! Learn how a local group of trained clinicians and scientists are working to impact the world around us by creating a national team, launching a company and inventing a new patented medical device. Anyone interested in clinical infections, veterinary medicine, microbiology, biofilms or business development are urged to join us.

Upcoming speakers will be announced as the academic year continues.

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