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Back in December of 2010 I was in an accident where the party at fault pulled out into traffic causing the accident. I found this odd that Texas allows for the Auto Insurance Company to wait until your treatment is completed before talking settlement. I have been told by my Health Insurance they will require repayment for their cost of treatment. Here where thing get hairy. I have heard that he at fault insurance company pays back my health insurance directly and the settlement is separate. I cannot find anything that supports what I have been told, nor how does the at fault insurance deem pain and suffering.
I had both of my knees injured in the accident and have to live with the pain daily. Some day better than other days, but the rehab has treated me until I could walk with lit
It is difficult to give an accurate evaluation of your case based on the limited information provided. It is always best to contact an experienced attorney who can evaluate all the facts and help determine your next best course of action.
You are correct that the insurance for the at fault driver will not pay until they are able to assess their exposure. This has nothing to do with Texas law. This is true of every insurance carrier I have ever worked with. If the injury to your knees is anything more serious than a minor bruise, you are foolhardy to proceed without an attorney. An attorney will be able to get more money for you and will also be able to reduce the amount which you are obligated to repay your health insurance. Hire an experienced personal injury attorney in your area. You will get more money, you will repay less money, and perhaps most importantly, your attorney will be responsible for all of these matters. Good luck.
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There is no one law that addresses all of the issues that come up in personal injury cases touched on in your posting. I am licensed in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, but the issues are the same. For example, the health insurance companies insure against your health and wellness issues. However, when a third party causes an injury, the innards of your contract with your health insurance company require that you pay them back for any associated bills. Experienced personal injury attorneys in every state deal with this issue through a process that goes beyond one law or one summary. First, we obtain a lien itemization. Second, we review the lien with the client to make sure that all of the charges actually relate to the accident. Third, we look to see if there is some other coverage other than the liability coverage - such as PIP or medpay - that could go towards lien repayment so that the lien does not have to come out of the client's settlement. Fourth we look at factors that may allow the lien holder to negotiate a reduction of that lien. Fifth, we engage in final discussions with the lien holder.
There is no "law" requiring that the liability insurance company not talk about settlement until your treatment is over. But, this is common sense. You can not receive a fair settlement until you know the length and extent of your injuries and treatment, or whether you may have any long-term or residual symptoms.
After a motor vehicle accident it is very important that the personal injury claim be presented properly to the insurance claims department. For the above, and many other reasons, personal injury attorneys earn their fee, which is usually about one third. I do not apologize for my fee because I am an experienced professional and I work hard for my clients. If you are serious about obtaining the best settlement possible, you will retain a good personal injury attorney in your jurisdiction as soon as possible. The insurance company's only interest is to delay, deny and defend against your claim.
Here is one example: last year an individual came to me with an injury case they were struggling with themselves. They did not know why the insurance company would not make an offer. They had made a demand. I told them what the case was really worth. Several months later, I settled that case for over twice what the do-it-yourself client had demanded. Without an experienced personal injury attorney, you may well be short changing yourself.
Much of your question goes to insurance company practices rather than "Texas law." Many times, your health insurer will put the insurance company on notice of its right of subrogation. Simply put, the health insurance policy typically gives the insurer the right to get reimbursed from a third party settlement. To protect itself, the third party insurance company will send one check to the health insurer and another to you. This is a prime example of why it's important to have an experienced personal injury attorney work for you. Your attorney will negotiate with the health insurer in order to reduce the amount paid for subrogation. Your attorney can also refer you to healthcare providers who work under a letter of protection without submitting your claim to your health insurance. This allows you to recover the full value of your medical expenses rather than the amount that was paid by the inusurer (which is usually discounted). Your attorney will also negotiate the amount due to the providers who work under a letter of protection. In short, I would contact a personal injury attorney in Houston who can walk you through your issues.
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Along with Guinness and potatoes, live music bars in Ireland are one of the stereotypical images you might think of when conjuring up thoughts of Ireland.
You might imagine something like the beautiful Corrs or you might favour something along the lines of the slightly less aesthetically pleasing to the eye The Pogues. Either way there's going to be violins, guitars, drums and great voices, but what you really need is a good bar to do it all in. There's obviously no shortage but to come up with a list is nigh on impossible. Here are just a few of the best bars for a sing along on the island.
The Pavilion Bar – Cork
Located in the Huguenot area of the city just off the rather commonly named Patrick Street, Pavilion Bar is an all out music and drinking experience. Not only are there live acts almost every night of the week, but there's a bit of comedy sometimes too, a great bar full of great drinks, and a late licence for the place to turn into a nightclub. There's a really interesting mixture of live acts, from the cool and up and coming likes of Fionn Regan to people you might not have heard of unless you live in Cork. Not only will it be your traditional Irish songs, but bands playing all brass, singer songwriters and even a wee bit of ska thrown in there for da craic. Well worth a look.
Jagger's Common Room – Dungannon
Head up to Northern Ireland for some of the most up to date contemporary Irish live music at the fairly new (since 2005) Jagger's Common Room. You might not find the likes of The Chieftains plugging in their harps in this place but you will find some of the coolest new live music from all different styles, from indie to ska to blues and to rock. There's also a great opportunity for you yourselves to get up and in front of the mike, as Sundays are Unplugged nights, where you can show the room why you're as good as any of those on The X Factor. Worth a look if you're not too fussed about tradition.
Eamonn Doran's – Dublin
If you want to go straight for the jugulars, so to speak, look no further than this place. Like many of the bars and pubs in Dublin, especially around the Temple Bar area, you will find a mixture of 'real' establishments and then those out to get the Americans in their doors and spending their travellers cheques. Eamonn Doran's live music bar is the real McCoy but isn't just exclusive for locals. It's a great place to not only have a few quiet drinks with mates but also get to witness some amazing Irish music played with the rawness and drunkenss you'd expect. It's got everything you could want, from great pints of the black stuff to plenty of cool people watching cool music and even a pizza place inside to satisfy that hunger when it kicks in. Not to be missed.
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We all know by now how important is to drink abundant water on a regular basis. The question is: how safe is your tap water and what are the alternatives? After you learn the scary facts, ask yourself: how this information can affect you and your loved ones and how to protect yourself. Consider some recently published facts:
Sep 14, 2009 NEW YORK — An estimated 1 in 10 Americans have been exposed to drinking water that contains dangerous chemicals or fails to meet a federal health benchmark in other ways, an investigation by The New York Times has found. A report of the investigation was published in the September 13 edition of the newspaper.
"Those exposures include carcinogens in the tap water of major American cities and unsafe chemicals in drinking-water wells. Wells, which are not typically regulated by the Safe Drinking Water Act, are more likely to contain contaminants than municipal water systems," the report said. It notes that many who consume dangerous chemicals through their drinking water do not realize it because "most of today's water pollution has no scent or taste."
The Times said its research included the review of "hundreds of thousands of water pollution records" from all 50 states and the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) obtained through Freedom of Information Act requests, as well as from more than 250 interviews with state and federal regulators, water-systems managers, environmental advocates and scientists. The Times compiled a national database of water pollution violations "that is more comprehensive than those maintained by states or the EPA," the report said.
The Times says its research shows that 40 percent of the nation's community water systems violated the Safe Drinking Water Act at least once last year. "Those violations ranged from failing to maintain proper paperwork to allowing carcinogens into tap water. More than 23 million people received drinking water from municipal systems that violated a health-based standard," the report said.
The Times reported that the federal Clean Water Act, a water pollution-control law passed in 1972, has been violated more than 506,000 times since 2004, by more than 23,000 companies and other facilities, according to reports submitted by polluters themselves. "Companies sometimes test what they are dumping only once a quarter, so the actual number of days when they broke the law is often far higher. And some companies illegally avoid reporting their emissions, say officials, so infractions go unrecorded," according to the report.
The Times said its research reveals that fewer than 3 percent of Clean Water Act violations resulted in fines or other significant punishments by state officials, and that the EPA often declined to prosecute polluters or force states to strengthen their enforcement.
The report is part of The New York Times series, "Toxic Waters," which is about the worsening pollution of America's waters and regulators' response.
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The answer is easy: drink only purified water, with the best alternative being a POU (point of use) Reverse Osmosis system. Note that commonly used filters will remove chlorine, but can leave behind most of the dangerous contaminants. Bottled water can be safe also, but it is often filtered tap water and the environmental consequences of the trillions of plastic bottles are a big downside for environmentally conscious people.
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We had a lovely evening at the Venture In in Ombersley. On arrival we were greeter by a roaring fire and relaxed on a sofa drinking a cool G&T whilst choosing our meals. There is a set price for three courses, including coffee and petis fours, so no worries abut choosing an expensive option. I had Chicken Liver parfait to start, my better half had what she described as "square sausage and poached egg', obviously the menu called it something different! Both were lovely.
This was followed by monkfish for the missus and seabass for me. Again, very lovely food, although I found my dish just a touch salty, probably from the ham and pea accompaniment. All washed down with a very cool, very dry Sancerre.
All this was followed by a creme brulee and a marscapone mousse. A very light mousse with some excellent biscuits. The brulee was accompanied by small biscuits that tasted like a cross between a stale shortbread and a bread roll, the only miss of the evening.
Even the decaf coffee had a good bit of bite and was piping hot. A waiting taxi meant I could not sample the excellent sounding XO on the menu, next time perhaps.
The Venture In is not cheap, including service and wine we paid £130 for a meal for two, but it was definitely worth it for a birthday treat. We will be going again.
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We took delivery of the X3 and were given the opportunity to drive it in an environment where few X3s are likely to go: off-roading. And while the X3's off-road performance isn't on par with the likes of Land Rover, it is surprisingly competent. On more civilized surfaces, the X3 does BMW proud by delivering one heckuva driving experience. But more on that later.
The BMW X3 is available in two flavors: the X3 2.5i and the X3 3.0i, and true to BMW's identification system, the 2.5 and 3.0 moniker refers to the engine configurations. The X3 2.5i receives BMW's 2.5-liter inline six-cylinder and delivers 184 horsepower and 175 pound-feet of torque. The X3 3.0i takes advantage of BMW's trusty 3.0-liter inline six-cylinder that delivers 225 horsepower and 214 pound-feet of torque. No matter the flavor, all X3's ship with BMW's xDrive, a seamless and intelligent all-wheel-drive system.
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K. Joy Karnas
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B.S., College of William and Mary
M.S., College of William and Mary
Ph.D., University of Arizona
Research Interests
"Research in my lab focuses on the use of RNA to examine changes in gene expression in response to environmental stimuli. The tobacco hornworm, Manduca sexta, is the model organism for most of my research projects, but chicken embryos, tomato plants, and human tissues have also been used by my research students. In addition, projects that focus on RNA decay in deposited stains connect my RNA research to the field of forensic science."
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K. Joy Karnas, Ph.D., continues her investigation of lipoprotein biosynthesis in the tobacco hornworm (Manduca sexta) through use of an S2 cell system and budding yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) secretory mutants. She has several research projects currently being conducted with Cedar Crest College students.
"My students inspire me. They are the reason that I am who I am, and the motivation for me to do what I do. If I didn't have such incredible students who truly appreciate the effort that I put into my teaching, I don't think I would feel as passionate about my teaching and scholarship. Nothing inspires me more than learning that one of my students has achieved more than they thought possible, and words cannot express how much I value letters from alumnae that praise the genetic engineering program and the courses they took at Cedar Crest College."
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"In my first true teaching experience (beyond simply serving as a teaching assistant and running college biology labs), I discovered my talent for breaking complex concepts down into bite-sized bits that students could comprehend. I have a knack for developing analogies to help students visualize exactly what they are trying to learn. I describe biological concepts in simple, everyday terms, creating a parallel that is easier for novices to grasp. I love teaching the details of molecular genetics-introducing upper-level college students to the intricate world of gene expression-but also enjoy outreach activities that connect me with elementary school classrooms. I am passionate about student centered learning and incorporate classroom discussions, inquiry-based learning, and laboratory activities into my teaching as much as possible. Every time I step into a classroom, my connection with the students helps me rediscover why I love this job."
John A. Cigliano
Professor of Biology
Director of Biodiversity & Conservation Biology
B.S., University of Rochester; Ph.D., Boston University
Research Interests
"My research interests include marine ecology and conservation, especially the conservation of marine fisheries and the effect of global warming and climate change on marine populations. Current research projects in my lab include determining whether a marine reserve in Belize is effectively conserving queen conch populations and using computer modeling to study the long-term effects of global warming and overfishing on marine species. I am also collaborating with Dr. Rich Kliman on a project studying the conservation genetics of queen conch. "
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After completing his doctoral dissertation on octopus behavioral ecology, John Cigliano, Ph.D. became interested in marine conservation issues and has been working on marine conservation ever since. His current research is on queen conch conservation ecology, the effectiveness of a marine reserve in Belize on conserving queen conch populations, and the conservation genetics of queen conch (in collaboration with Rich Kliman, Ph.D.), as well as studying the long-term effects global warming and overfishing on marine species.
John Cigliano, Ph.D. is also an active member of the Society for Conservation Biology and is on the board of governors of the Society's Marine Section. He has chaired and been on the organizing committee of the International Marine Conservation Congress, a major meeting for marine conservation researchers and practitioners. He is also committed to conservation education and is part of the American Museum of Natural History's Network of Conservation Educators and Practitioners. John Cigliano, Ph.D. has a special interest in providing students with international field experience and has taught field courses in the Amazon rainforest and on the coral reefs of the Caribbean.
John Cigliano, Ph.D. is a member of the Society for Conservation Biology.
Courses Taught
Marine Ecology, Marine Field Ecology, Conservation Biology, Ecology, Genetics, & Evolution, Living Learning Community in Environmental Stewardship Animal Behavior
Why Cedar Crest College
"I chose to teach at Cedar Crest because of its commitment to the liberal arts and the strong tradition of undergraduate research in the Department of Biological Sciences. I am equally excited about the College's commitment to women's leadership and global connectivity."
"My advice is for students to take advantage of all the great academic and co-curricular activities and opportunities that are provide here. College is a time for intellectual and emotional growth. And there is no better place for young women to do this than at Cedar Crest College. And while it's very important to work hard and be serious in their studies, students should not forget to also have fun."
"Passionate students who have a desire to learn. And seeing these students develop into self-confident, capable leaders and scientists."
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"When I began teaching as a graduate student. I knew right away that I loved teaching and wanted to teach at the college level."
Eileen Epsaro
B.S. in Biology, East Stroudsburg University
Ph.D. in Molecular Biology, Lehigh University
Courses Taught
Microbiology Lecture and Labs
Career Highlights
Epsaro has extensive experience in clinical lab work. Prior to earning her doctorate degree, she was a medical technologist and responsible for the microbiology department at St. Luke's Hospital during the afternoon shift. During this time, she also pursued research and training at Brigham and Women's Hospital/Harvard Medical School, in Boston. During her graduate school years, she taught science courses at the St. Luke's School of Nursing. She has over 20 years of teaching experience and works hard to continually update and improve her courses. She recently wrote a 254-page laboratory manual specifically for the BIO-127 course.
American Society of Clinical Pathology
Professional Advice
One of the most important things to realize is that learning is a lifelong process. Involve yourself with people and opportunities which allow you to continually grow as a person and in your career. Have a passion for what you do. As an unknown author once said, "Do what you love, and love what you do."
Why Cedar Crest?
I enjoy teaching at Cedar Crest College because it is a close, friendly environment. Since the class sizes are relatively small, I have welcomed the opportunity to really get to know my students and interact with them one on one. I have a passion to share the exciting world of science with my students, and feel that this is very well accomplished in the community environment of our science department. I feel very fortunate to teach at Cedar Crest College because I am not only able to develop meaningful interactions with my colleagues, but also with the individuals that I teach. To have a lasting impact on their lives and future careers is very important to me.
Audrey J. Ettinger
Associate Professor of Biology
A.B., Bryn Mawr College;
Ph.D., Washington University in St. Louis
Research Interests
"My lab studies two distinct neuroscience research questions using the same model organism, the cichlid fish Rocio octofasciata. The cichlid retina, which contains adult stem cells, allows us to ask questions about how stem cells choose their final fate. Cichlid fish also have complex social interactions, and we study their behavior and the underlying brain areas to understand aggression and reproductive behavior. Recently, we have begun using chick neurons to ask whether herbal remedies such as Ginkgo biloba can act to keep neurons healthy in neurodegenerative diseases such as stroke."
My students challenge me daily to think clearly about science, and their enthusiasm for learning is contagious! I am also inspired by my colleagues' high standards for teaching, service and scholarship at Cedar Crest. Daily reading of the New York Times and listening to NPR news inspire me to think about the roles that scientists and educators can play in our society. And my children inspire me daily to work toward making the world a better place in which they can live and learn.
On Becoming a Teacher
My father is a medical school professor, and my mother is a recently retired high school science teacher. As a child, I learned how much of an influence a teacher can be on the lives of her students, as well as how much work goes into good teaching. Excellent science faculty in my high school chemistry class and during my undergraduate years helped me to realize that I wanted to be a scientist in an undergraduate setting, where I could teach students in both the classroom and the research lab.
Amy E. Faivre
Associate Professor of Biology
B.A., Mount Holyoke College
Ph.D., University of Arizona
Courses Taught
Principles of Biology II
Conservation Biology and GIS
Case Studies in Conservation Biology Junior Colloquium
Ecology and Natural History of the American Southwest
Evolution, Ecology and Population Genetics Lab
Career Highlights
Among the career highlights of Amy Faivre, Ph.D., were taking Organization for Tropical Studies course in Costa Rica followed up by several summers of research there, and conducting research on the pollination of tropical plants in Panama in the Smithsonian Institute's Barro Colorado Island field station. She has also found the study of the reproductive biology of rare and endangered plants in wetland habitats of Ohio and Michigan, and now in the Florida scrub with researchers at Archbold Biological Station, very rewarding
Botanical Society of America
American Society of Plant Taxonomists
Ecological Society of America
Society for the Study of Evolution
Torrey Botanical Society
Pennsylvania Academy of Sciences
Sigma Xi
Professional Advice
Ask questions, ask for help, ask your professors, peers, advisors how you need to achieve your goal, or even determine what your goal is--and then try to do it!
Why Cedar Crest?
I hope to excite and educate students on a range of topics relating to our natural world. I want to help students develop observational skills to be used both in the field and the lab and to start to ask interesting questions--as they also learn to explore and become knowledgeable about what information is available in the scientific literature.
Richard M. Kliman
A.B. in Biology and Music, Colby College
Ph.D. in Biology, Wesleyan University
Research Interests
"My research deals mainly with evolutionary and ecological genetics. On the evolutionary side, I am interested in the relationship between genetic recombination and the effectiveness of natural selection in fruit flies, and I also study ongoing natural selection on DNA sequences in fruit flies and the single-celled fungus Cryptococcus neoformans. On the ecological side, I use patterns of DNA sequence variation to study population demography; I also collaborate on field work to study queen conch abundance in a recently enforced marine reserve in Belize."
Courses Taught
Ecology and Environmental Issues
Human Biology and Health Issues
Career Highlights
After completing his dissertation research on physiology and quantitative genetics of biological rhythms in rodents, Richard Kliman, Ph.D., completed four years of postdoctoral research in molecular evolution, population genetics, and speciation at Rutgers and Harvard. His research interests remain broad, and have expanded to include ecological genetics and assessment of the effectiveness of a marine reserve in Belize (in collaboration with John Cigliano, Ph.D.). He is especially committed to evolution education and to complement his teaching at Cedar Crest, he has developed instructional software, served as a lead editor of Nature Education/Scitable, coordinated an undergraduate program for the annual Evolution conference, and coordinated Cedar Crest's Darwin Day celebration. He has also served as an associate editor of two scholarly journals, Genetica and The Journal of Molecular Evolution, and as a program director in the Division of Environmental Biology at the National Science Foundation. He is currently the editor-in-chief of a forthcoming Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Biology, the editor of the EvoED Digital Library, and a member of the Education and Outreach Committee of the Society for the Study of Evoluion.
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Genetics Society of America
Society for the Study of Evolution
Professional Advice
Be an active participant in your education. It's about reading, writing, ''rithmetic, (c)ritical thinking, and (c)reativity. Do the hard work that it takes to get better at all of these; it's why you're in college. You may think the purpose of college is to graduate with a particular major, minor, or concentration. That's understandable--you have and will continue to develop particular interests--but the credentials are secondary. Notice that none of these words (major, minor, concentration) start with an R?
Why Cedar Crest?
Before coming to Cedar Crest, I taught at large state institutions. I moved to Cedar Crest for two reasons: to teach at a liberal arts college and to engage more undergraduates in research. I believe strongly that students benefit most when they seek diverse challenges in and out of the classroom, and I believe that liberal arts colleges provide the best opportunity for students to do this. I also believe that students profit immensely from participation in undergraduate research, and Cedar Crest makes this possible for many students.
I am inspired by courage in its many forms. It can be the courage to take risks or to make sacrifices when there are real consequences. It can be the courage to speak or perform in front of an audience. It can be the courage to invest significant time and energy into a worthy endeavor that might fail. It can be the courage to challenge conventional wisdom or prevailing viewpoints-or to discard one's previously held views even if this means admitting error. It can be the courage to confront the unknown.
On Becoming a Teacher
I started to think seriously about teaching toward the end of my junior year in college. I don't remember why, and I certainly didn't know what; at the time, I was leaning toward graduate school in music theory and composition. I had great professors who expected that I work hard; they loved to learn as well as to teach, and they taught me that learning takes dedication. The decision to become a college professor wasn't made at any particular moment in time. It emerged from my experiences, observations, and values, and it would be pointless and inaccurate to try to pinpoint when it happened.
Judith A. Malitsch
Assistant Professor of Biology
B.A. in Biology, Lehigh University
M.A. in Education, Biology, Lehigh University
Post graduate course work, and research in Reproductive Physiology, East Stroudsburg University
Courses Taught
Human Anatomy and Physiology I and II for clinical majors, Anatomy and Physiology I and II for biology majors, Concepts in Biology and Health Issues, Concepts in Ecology and Environmental Issues, Kinesiology, Principles of Biology, Ethical Life, and College Life
Career Highlights
Judith A. Malitsch is an assistant professor of biology and has been a part of the Cedar Crest faculty since 1992. Her commitment to education encompasses more than thirty-three years of teaching on both the secondary and collegiate level including designing a science curriculum for students enrolled in an Alternative Education Program and serving as its coordinator.
Judith's graduate research in reproductive physiology investigated chemical methods for male contraception using rats as the model organism. Although she is not currently involved in an active research program, she advises students on research proposals and library research theses.
With her extensive and diversified teaching background, Judith's primary role in the department of biological sciences involves coordinating and teaching anatomy and physiology courses to clinical majors in nursing, nutrition and pre-med, pre-vet and pre-dental majors. She also developed and remains involved in coordinating and teaching environmental and health courses for non-science majors.
Her continuing education and practice in the anatomy and physiology field involves ongoing participation in clinical conferences, workshops and seminars that not only address leading-edge clinical research, but also current educational strategies.
Professor Malitsch was twice awarded the Cedar Crest College Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2010-2011 and 2001-2002, received the 2005-2006 Faculty Volunteer of the Year Award, was the first recipient of the Friends of Theta Rho Award (Honor Society of Nursing) along with former President Dorothy Blaney in 2005, and received the 2003 PSEA Friend of Education Award.
Judith is a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society International for professional women educators promoting professional and personal growth and excellence in education, as well as the Human Anatomy and Physiology Society.
Why Cedar Crest?
"As a small liberal arts college, Cedar Crest provides the opportunity for a student-centered atmosphere where we, as faculty, can really get to know our students on a personal and professional level. Smaller class sizes provide direct student interaction important for answering questions, exchanging ideas and developing critical thinking skills. Students as Cedar Crest College are not just a number. They are students whose names we really do know. Cedar Crest also encourages and nurtures new ideas, research and pedagogical methods. As a member of the department of biological sciences, I have the opportunity to work with a tremendous team of colleagues whose dedication, support and inspiration multiplies with each college endeavor. We support each other and we support our students."
College provides the opportunity to discover your own potential, self-reliance and independence in thinking. A strong work ethic is a vital ingredient. The Cedar Crest College community will help guide you on the path as long as you persevere with a strong work ethic and a desire to fulfill your potential. Now is the time to forge this perseverance because it will enable you to achieve your own personal success throughout your life. Success does not have to be on a grandiose scale. This success should be measured by your own personal scale of accomplishment. Each course in your college career can be a lens through which you can think, explore, develop ideas, write, weigh options, evaluate opposing positions, challenge and investigate. Through this lens and your path at Cedar Crest College you will evolve with intellectual integrity, humility, courage, fairness and fair-mindedness.
I am inspired by strong, determined women past and present, nationally and internationally including my own mother and daughter who persevere through all challenges and obstacles and yet manage to maintain a positive attitude despite adversarial circumstances. I am inspired by the adult students who are returning to school and juggling family, work, school and other challenges. I am inspired by students with a genuine desire to succeed despite family circumstances. I am inspired by all who can "pull themselves up by their bootstraps" and succeed. I am inspired by all the students I have taught and how successful they have become.
Becoming a Teacher
I actually began teaching when I was twelve years old. Imagine that! Being a responsible adolescent, I was asked by my dance teacher to teach a children's dance class at the local YWCA. I really enjoyed it! I then became an assistant to my dance teacher at the studio and enjoyed that experience, too! Throughout both high school and college I was a laboratory assistant in biology, thus nurturing my interest in the biological sciences while still continuing dance. Dance and science, especially life sciences, were always my favorite areas of interest. High school and college experiences, followed by graduate work, nurtured a teaching quality in me. While at a professional crossroad in my life, I decided to accept a teaching position that would enable me to financially continue my education, my life-long love of learning. Coupling my undergraduate anatomy and physiology classes and my graduate physiology courses and research with the opportunity to teach anatomy and physiology solidified my appreciation for the magnificent design of the human body!This serendipitous turn of events sparked my teaching career. I have never looked back. I continued my passion for dance through involvement in local Nutcracker performances and through my support of dance concerts here at CCC. Although I am the educator, I continue to be amazed at how much I am still learning from my students! Students refresh our pedagogy. Students keep us alive! Students inspire us!
Brian S. Misanko
B.S. in Biology, University of Albuquerque
M.S. in Medical Science/Physiology, University of New Mexico School of Medicine
Ph.D. in Medical Science/Physiology, University of New Mexico School of Medicine
Research Interests
"My research interests include pathophysiology using diagnostic imaging (MRI, MRS and PET/CT) to answer the following questions: What are the effects of biochemical changes in the brain on multiple sclerosis? Does Pet/CT change therapy in reproductive oncologies? What are the complications/adverse reactions to using Yttrium-90 microsphere therapy for hepatic malignancies?"
Courses Taught
Anatomy and Physiology
Radiation Biology
Biomedical Ethics
Emerging Technologies in Diagnostic Imaging
Nuclear Medicine Seminar and Research
Career Highlights
Brian Misanko, Ph.D., serves as director of the Nuclear Medicine Technology program and co-director of the Honors Program at Cedar Crest College, where he previously served as chair of the biology department and on the board of trustees. His research utilizes diagnostic imaging modalities (MRI, MR Spectroscopy) to study Multiple Sclerosis and intracranial neoplasms. He is presently utilizing (PET/CT) to study the pathophysiological and oncological changes in other body organ systems. He is a member of the allied health professional staff of the Lehigh Valley Health Network in the Department of Radiology-Diagnostic Medical Imaging-Nuclear Medicine as a clinical physiologist. He is also a member of the Advisory Board for the Multiple Sclerosis Center of the Lehigh Valley.
American Physiological Society
International Union of Physiological Sciences
Society of Nuclear Medicine (technologist section)
American Heart Association
The Hastings Center-Medical Ethics
Baranzano Society-Medical Ethics
Amy J. Reese
Associate Professor and Health Professions Advisor
B.A. in Chemistry, College of Wooster (Ohio)
Ph.D. in Biochemistry, University of Minnesota
Research Interests
I am interested in understanding aspects of fungal biology and medical mycology at the molecular level, using methods largely from the areas of molecular biology, cell biology, and microbiology. Individuals with compromised immune systems, such as those with AIDS or cancer, are often more vulnerable to disease-causing fungi. The fungal species of Cryptococcus and Rhodotorula must be surrounded by a capsule in order to cause disease and the focus of my laboratory is to learn more about the attachment and regulation of this sugar-coating.
Courses Taught
Clinical Microbiology
Microbial Pathogenesis & Human Immunology
Principles of Biology
Laboratory Science Ethics and Society
Career Highlights
After earning her Ph.D., and completing postdoctoral training in the department of molecular microbiology at Washington University School of Medicine, Amy Reese joined the Cedar Crest biology faculty in 2004 and became the Health Professions Advisor in 2005. Her primary research interest is to understand fungal biology and medical mycology at the molecular level. Her lab studies Cryptococcus neoformans, a fungus that is common throughout the environment, but causes problems for patients with suppressed immune systems. She is a co-principal investigator of a grant to conduct research with undergraduates to address genetic codon patterns in Cryptococcus neoformans, and her work has been published in peer-reviewed journals including Molecular Microbiology and Eukaryotic Cell. She has received numerous travel awards and has presented research (often with students) at local, regional and international events. She has enjoyed outreach teaching for the Forensic Science Training Institute and the Institute for Learning in Retirement. Finally, Reese has served on a number of faculty committees and is visible to students across campus.
American Society for Microbiology
Microbiology Educators Network (regional group)
Pennsylvania Academy of Sciences
National Association of Advisors for the Health Professions
Professional Advice
Science is always changing. My hope is for students to be able to make new connections and discover things they didn't even realize they knew before they take an exam. My goal is to set students up to succeed in my course, but the choice is theirs to do so. I do what I can to make their learning as accessible and as fun as possible along the way.
Why Cedar Crest?
I accepted the position at Cedar Crest College because of its focus on undergraduate education in the liberal arts tradition, a strong biology department with many faculty, and excellent equipment resources. I had long been an advocate for women in science and was delighted to embrace the College's mission to educate women in the liberal arts tradition. When I told friends about my interview, the responses were "that sounds like a perfect fit for you" and it was true. I have stayed at Cedar Crest College because I have made contributions that have been appreciated and I can be involved in the life of a College in which I believe. Most of all, it brings me joy to inspire young women to get excited about science and learning.
I am inspired by classical music and the overlap of science and music. They have been harmonious in my past, with music augmenting my scientific work and experiences. I am influenced by my teachers, peers, and the women scientists who have gone before me and who have contributed to the body of scientific knowledge and to addressing the challenges of "women in science." I am energized by teaching and doing research with students and thrilled when students get excited about something they've learned from me or in one of my classes.
On Becoming a Teacher
Ever since my own undergraduate experience at The College of Wooster in Wooster, Ohio, I have been interested in a career that combines both research and teaching. I loved working on my college senior independent study research project and the project inspired me to go to graduate school to pursue scientific research. It was my college professors and my love of learning and coursework that sparked my interest in teaching at a liberal arts college. For several years, I searched for a subject about which I could be passionate enough to transmit that in my teaching. When I moved into the field of microbiology after my Ph.D., I realized I had found just such a field. My students recognize this, and while some find it strange that I can get so excited about bacteria and fungi, they appreciate my "infectious" enthusiasm for the subject. I find that even if I feel tired or ill, once I step into the classroom and begin interacting with the students, I easily energize myself to teach. I know that I have truly found the right job for me.
Sherry Schoenberger
Lab Manager
B.S. in Microbiology, Penn State University
Sacred Heart Hospital School of Medical Technology (certificate)
Courses Taught
Microbiology Laboratory (for Nursing Students)
American Society of Clinical Pathologists
National Registry of Certified Chemists
Andre Walther
Associate Professor
B.A. in Chemistry and Biology, University of Northern Iowa
Ph.D. in Biochemistry, University of Iowa College of Medicine
Postdoctoral Fellowship, Brandeis University
Research Interests
My research uses techniques in Molecular Biology, Molecular Genetics, Biochemistry, Genomics, and Proteomics to understand how a protein called Replication Protein A (RPA) functions in DNA replication, Cell Cycle regulation, DNA damage recognition and repair in the Budding yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae. By developing a better understanding of the function of yeast RPA in these complex processes we will gain insights into the underlying causes of human cancers, and other diseases caused by defects in chromosomal DNA maintenance.
Courses Taught
Cell and Molecular Biology
Advanced Recombinant Techniques
Cell Culture and Microscopy
Advanced PCR Techniques
Junior Colloquium
Career Highlights
After obtaining a Ph.D. in biochemistry, Andre Walther earned a fellowship from the National Institutes of Health to do research in molecular genetics at Brandeis University. Since joining Cedar Crest College, he has maintained an active research lab focused on understanding how cells recognize and respond to DNA damage. Numerous students have presented their research at regional and national scientific conferences, and have earned summer internships at prestigious universities throughout the U.S.
American Society of Cell Biology
American Society for Microbiology
Pennsylvania Academy of Sciences
Sigma Xi Research Honor Society
American Association for the Advancement of Science
Professional Advice
My advice to students would be for them to understand that the question can be just as important as the answer. It is important to learn how to ask good questions in order to gain valuable knowledge in life.
Why Cedar Crest?
I teach at Cedar Crest College because it allows me to interact with students in both the classroom and the lab from the very beginning of college. I greatly enjoy doing my research in collaboration with students. This allows students to use the scientific method in a real research lab, beginning as early as their first year of college. Students have made significant scientific discoveries in my lab and have been able to share their results with scientists across the globe at a number of research conferences.
My biggest inspiration is seeing the transformative effect that scientific research can have on a student. I have observed students that had early struggles in coursework, but then developed and matured once they were exposed to the excitement of research.
On Becoming a Teacher
As the son of an elementary school teacher and a college professor, it was probably predestined that I become an educator. I spent much of my early life self assured that I would never follow in the footsteps of my parents, but early required teaching experiences in graduate school led me to see that I really enjoyed teaching, especially in the research laboratory setting.
Sue Marin
Administrative Assistant
B.S., Degree Secondary Education-English, West Chester University


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