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Ph.D. in Toxicology - Overview

Ph.D. in Toxicology -
General Toxicology Option

Ph.D. in Toxicology -
Environmental Toxicology
Concentration

Ph.D. in Toxicology -
Molecular and Cellular
Toxicology Concentration

Master of Science (thesis)

Master of Toxicology

Course Descriptions

How to Apply

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Financial Support

Graduate Student Handbook

 

 

 

Contact Us

Mailing address:
Department of
Environmental and
Molecular Toxicology
Box 7633, NC State University
Raleigh, NC 27695-7633


Shipping address:
Suite 1104, 850 Main Campus Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27606


Phone 919.515.2274
Fax 919.515.7169

Toxicology Graduate Student Association (TGSA)

Welcome to the Department of Environmental and Molecular Toxicology's Graduate Student Association web page. Students within our department come from all over the world, from many walks of life, to study at one of the oldest, most well respected Toxicology programs in the country. This diversity fits hand in hand with the strong collaborative spirit and camaraderie that exists among our students.

We make the effort to meet several times a year, at our Graduate Student Research Symposium and numerous local scientific meetings, as well as through our football games and parties, to interact both academically and socially. Most importantly, however, is our ability to share ideas and advice -- to be supportive -- in a setting free of competition.

 

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Toxicology Graduate Student Handbook

In addition to the department website, the Toxicology Graduate Student Handbook provides essential information for new students. The handbook, updated annually, provides information on course requirements, a chronology of steps for progressing through the degree program, graduate school and departmental policies and forms and details about campus life. For a print copy, download the PDF version (plus the cover) or request a copy from the Graduate Secretary.

 

 

 

 

 


Toxicology Graduate Student Association (TGSA) 2007 Officers

President Co-Vice President Co-Vice President Treasurer Secretary
Bethany Reeves Kelly O'Neal Pete Broglie Tamara Pandolfo Natalie Hirons
bsreeve2@ncsu.edu kloneal@unity.ncsu.edu pmbrogli@unity.ncsu.edu
tjpandol@unity.ncsu.edu nlguill@unity.ncsu.edu

For a complete list of Toxicology graduate students and their contact information visit the Student Directory.

2006 TGSA Officers: Larissa Williams, Rakesh Ranjan, Elizabeth Thompson, Bethany Reeves

 

TGSA Goals and Activities

The goals of the TGSA are threefold:

1) creating opportunities for department members to interact in a social atmosphere;

2) communicating important department and university issues and policies to students;

3) fostering intellectual exchange between students and the scientific community.

 

 

 

 

Toxicology Graduate Student Research Symposium

The TSGA hosts a bi-annual Toxicology Graduate Student Research Symposium, providing an opportunity for students to present their research accomplishments and meet with other scientists in the field. Begun in the spring of 1998, the symposium features a keynote speech by a distinguished alumnus. Throughout the day-long meeting, students deliver platform and poster presentations of their research, judged by faculty and scientists from throughout the Research Triangle community. Awards are presented to the top five student presentations.

 

Journal Club

This monthly series gives graduate students a chance to share their research and discuss current issues and discoveries in the field of Toxicology. Contact one of the TGSA officers for more information.

 

 

 

Social Events

The TGSA hosts three potluck events: the fall picnic, winter holiday party, and the spring luau. In addition, the group hosts a happy hour for students, faculty and staff every other Friday.These and other events are posted on the TGSA calendar on the first floor the research wing of the toxicology building and sent via email.

 

The Universtiy Graduate Student Association and Graduate School Links

The TGSA participates as a chapter of the University Graduate Student Association (UGSA). The UGSA meets monthly to discuss issues relevant to graduate students, from Graduate School actions to changes in support plans, health care policies, and so forth. Also available through the UGSA are funds to cover travel to meetings, thesis preparation and general departmental events. For more information, check out their web site!


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