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Matt Corvo
Year: Freshman
Major: Italian
Contribution to Project: Learning about how WNV is detected using different equipment, and how these differences can effect time, money, and precision of results.
Unfortunately Matt didn't make it to a lot of meetings, however what he lacked
for in physical form, he made up for in charisma, creativness, and sleep!
Interesting Factoid:Although taking Honors Biology, Matt's true passion lies in the art form of potatoe cannons and online poker. Other hobbies include
running, bicycling (both road and mountain) and scaring people. At a young age
Matt became a proficient compromiser with his parents and now that he has
matured his skills, wants to study abroad, and eventually live in Italy, where
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Richard Gilmour
Year: Sophomore
Major: Molecular and Cellular Biology
Section of Project: Introduction, Tutorial
Interesting Factoid: Originally from Falkirk, Scotland, has since lived in several countries, England, Switzerland and the United States.
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Mike Jorishie
Year: Freshman
Major: Physiological Sciences
Contribution to Project: WNV History, Epidemiology, Virology, Clinical Features of WNV Encephalitis
Hobbies: Weight lifting, eating, skiing, music, doing homework
Interesting Factoid: Mike is originally from Bad Soden, Germany. His family moved to Phoenix, Arizona when he was 4. They currently reside in the Arizona Biltmore located on the outskirts of Phoenix.
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Michael Miller
Year: Senior
Major: Biochemistry
Contribution to Project: Treaded through the jungles of html code to make this site, Designed Graphics, Editing
Hobbies: I enjoy cooking, running, gardening, racketball and falling asleep in the library
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Interesting Factoids:
- Dueling is legal in Paraguay as long as both parties are registered blood donors.
- Astronauts cannot burp in space as there is no gravity to separate liquid from gas in their stomachs.
- In a group of 23 people, there’s a greater than 50% chance that at least two will have the same birthday
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Kris (or Kristina) Ratzlaff
For this webpage Kris attended all but one meeting (sigh – chem test the next day). She helped Judson do the summary of the Detection of IgG and IgM paper as well as “Krisified” many of the definitions found in the glossary page, ‘cause no plagiarism was allowed.
Kris is a Veterinary Science major and hopes to work in a zoo someday. She spends her time doing homework, watching TV, doing homework, going to movies, doing homework, hanging out with her cat, and doing homework. Before college, she spent her time reading, running, doing art, and (alas) doing homework.
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Anna Stagner
Year:Sophomore
Major:Biochemistry
Contribution to Project:Virus Detection Protocols for West Nile Virus, Glossary
Hobbies:Running, Writing
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Judson Ward
Year:Senior
Major:Agricultural Sciences
Contribution to Project: Detection of IgG and IgM, Editing
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