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				Robert (Bob) E. Herrington, Professor Department Chair Location: Roney Building, Rm. 103 Phone: (229) 931-2331 Ph.D., Washington State University M.S., Georgia College B.A., University of Evansville Interests:  Herpetology; vertebrate zoology
				J. Thomas Wright, Professor      Margaret and Russell Thomas Chair in Biology Location: Science/Math Building, Rm. 112 Phone: (229) 931-2359 Ph.D., Emory University B.S., Columbus College Interests: development of fat-cell lines; molecular biology of animal cells
				Ian Brown, Associate Professor Location: Science & Math Building, Room 213 Phone: (229) 931-2361 Ph.D., University of Otago, New Zealand B.S., University of Otago, New Zealand Interests:  Biological control; nematology & entomology
				Stephanie Harvey, Associate Professor  Location: Roney Building, Rm. 102 Phone: (229) 931-5034 Ph.D., The University of Tennessee, Knoxville M.S., Georgia College and State University, Milledgeville B.A.,  Wesleyan College, Macon Georgia Interests:  Biofumigation; hydroponic vegetable production; medicinals
				Anh-Hue Tu, Assistant Professor Location: Science-Math Building, Room 117 Phone: (229) 931-2360 Ph.D., Texas A&M Health Science Center B.S.,  Baylor University, Waco, Texas Interests:  Bacteriology and Molecular Biology
				Yonnie Williams, Lab Technician Location: Jackson Hall, Room 005 Phone: (229) 931-2081 B.A., West Georgia College, Carrollton Interests: Water quality; botany; entomology; herpetology
				Ms. Debbie Standridge, Senior Administrative Assistant       for Biology, Chemistry, Geology/Physics Location: Science/Math Building, Room 111 Phone: (229) 931-2153
				Dr. William L. Tietjen, Emeritus Professor Ph.D., The University of Tennessee, Knoxville B.S., The University of Georgia, Athens A.S., Georgia Southwestern College, Americus Interests:  Nutrient evaluation and invertebrate faunal description of Lake Blackshear, Coastal Plain macroarthropod faunistic evaluation, and an ecological evaluation of a small upper coastal plain second order stream and associated wetlands.
				Alicia Dodge Lesnikowska, (Retired) Ph.D., University of Illinois 1989 Botany M.S., University of Maryland 1982 Botany B.S., University of Massachusetts 1978 Botany Honors Interests: botany; paleobotany; ecology of Carboniferous-age coal swamps
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