Teaching Faculty

Grace Amole

Information: BA in Anthropology, University of Buffalo, NY

MD, American University of Antigua College of Medicine, NY

MBA, Walden University, MN

Teaches System Physiology 01:146:356 in Fall, Spring and Summer semesters; Dr. Amole uses her background in medicine to bring some medical insight into the science classroom. With a deep understanding of human biology, physiology and anatomy, she uses case-based learning and applied examples to connect theory to real-life scenarios. Her goal is to inspire students by showing how science directly impacts the human body.; grace.amole@rutgers.edu

Information: B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Rutgers; Teaches Human Parasitology and lab (146:328 and 146:329) in Fall semester.; keating@dls.rutgers.edu

Information: PhD in Biological Sciences, Rutgers-Newark

Director of the SAS-HGINJ Imaging Facility

Teaches Introduction to Light Microscopy for the Life Sciences 01:146:350 in Fall and Spring semesters; Prof. Tanvir's research focuses on utilizing cutting edge expansion microscopy techniques to study how visual deprivation affects structure and function of visual processing centers in the brain during both homeostasis and evolution; zt64@dls.rutgers.edu