We are holding Curriculum Town Hall Meetings on both campuses for DBBS students and faculty in October. See Events page for details.
Read about DBBS-sponsored fellowship writing workshops in a new article by Genetics Program student Zuzana Kocsisova.
WashU is moving from Blackboard to Canvas starting in Fall 2018.
Keep an eye on HelloCanvas.wustl.edu for project status and updates.
Open Letter Regarding Proposed DBBS-Wide GR1 Course & Response
Dean Klein and the DBBS Curriculum Task Force, This letter is submitted by the undersigned DBBS graduate students in order to provide comments on the proposed new first year course for students in the Division of Biology and Biomedical Sciences (DBBS). We applaud the efforts to ensure all students are equipped with the necessary core […]
Changing the way we teach: classroom resources for faculty
By Lisa McLellan and Steve Mennerick There is an undeniable energy as you walk around WashU, being a part of a campus that is always on the cutting edge of scientific research. Just listening to a student’s work during a progress talk at a department seminar, it is obvious that the science and technology around […]