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Curriculum Vitae

Recent Publications

Amy and Digby's Search and Rescue Training

Cell Biology Cartoons

Courses:
Advanced Cell Physiology

Cells, Genes, and Inheritance

DIGBY (his best feature accentuated)

My professional life is a wonderful mix of teaching and writing about cellular/molecular biology.

At Earlham:

I am Professor of Biology and have been at the College 16 years (oh my gosh!).  I regularly teach Cells, Genes and Inheritance; Cell Physiology; Advanced Cell Physiology; and Molecular Genetics. I also contribute to the Biology/Chemistry interdepartmental major.

Scholarly Interests:

I have contracted with a publisher to write an introductory molecular/cellular biology text that will take a different approach than those on the market already. A major goal of the text is to incorporate what we know about how students learn into the structure of the text and its supplementary materials. Thus, major features of the project include active learning exercises, problem based learning scenarios, and student-centered projects. Two other goals are guiding development of the text: integration of genetics across cellular/molecular biology topics and conscious inclusion of evolutionary principles throughout the text.

Other Interests:
I am training both myself and a dog for search and rescue work. For a bit more information and some pictures, follow the link at the left.

I also enjoy gardening, cooking, hiking, and traveling.

Amy Mulnix
Professor of Biology
Office: Stanley Hall 161
Phone: 765-983-1498
Fax: 765-983-1497

mailing address:
Drawer 83
Earlham College
801 National Rd West
Richmond, IN  47374

email: amymul@earlham.edu
 

Office Hours:
By appointment.