Building on my background in virology and genetics, I have
devoted most of my career to teaching at both the undergraduate
and graduate levels. I currently teach an introductory biology
laboratory course and advise undergraduates interested in
careers in the biological sciences, medicine, and the allied
health professions.
In addition, I direct the Genetic
Counseling Program and teach several graduate-level
courses in human and molecular genetics. My current research
interests are in the area of genetic counseling, with a
focus on the ethical, legal, and social policy issues arising
as a result of recent advances in human genetics.
Selected Publications:
McIntosh N, Braddock BR, Branda KJ, Eanet K, Goldberg S,
Kieffer SA, Primiano L, Quercia N, Taylor KA, Tsipis J,
Yashar BM, Yesley A; National Society of Genetic Counselors
DNA Sequence Patenting Position Paper Working Group. (2002)
"DNA-sequence patenting: National Society of Genetic
Counselors (NSGC) position paper." J Genet Couns.
11:241-3.
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