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Kathryn W. Tosney, Ph.D.Director of the UGalapagosFall Study Abroad Program

Director of SEEDS, a “Seed for Success” UM-wide programhttp://www.bio.miami.edu/tosney/index.html

http://ugalapagosfall.miami.edu/http://www.as.miami.edu/seeds/

AddressBiology DepartmentThe University of Miami1301 Memorial DriveCoral Gables, FL 33146(305) 284-3988FAX (305) [email protected]

EducationThe University of Oregon 1972-1975 Phi Beta KappaStanford University 1975-1980 Ph.D.Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, MA. 1977 summerYale University 1980-1982The University of Connecticut 1983-1984

PositionsUndergraduate Teaching Assistant, The University of Oregon, 1974-1975Graduate Student with N. K. Wessells, Stanford University, 1975-1979Graduate Teaching Assistant, Stanford University, 1975NSF Fellow 1975-1978Postdoctoral Fellow with L.T. Landmesser, Yale University and The University of Connecticut,

1980-1984Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, The University of Michigan, 1984-1989Group Leader, Developmental Biology and Genetics Group, Department of Biology, The University

of Michigan, 1986-1989, 1992-1993Associate Professor, Department of Biology, The University of Michigan, 1989-1995Associate Director, Developmental Neurobiology Program, The University of Michigan, 1990-2000Associate Chair, Department of Biology, The University of Michigan, 1991-1995Professor, Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology Department, The University of Michigan,

1995-2005Professor and Chair, Biology Department, The University of Miami, 2006-2014Member, Neuroscience Graduate Program, The University of Miami, 2006-presentCo-Director of Initiatives to Maximize Student Diversity Graduate Program, 2012-2017Director of SEEDS: Scientists and Engineers Expanding Diversity and Success, an NSF ADVANCE

for Women in Science Program, 2008-present, currently institutionalized in the UM Provost office.Director of UGalapagosFall, a Study Abroad program, 2012-presentSenator, Faulty Senate, University of Miami, 2014-2017

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AwardsGrass Roots Talent Search Scholarship, The University of Chicago, 1964-1966National Merit Scholarship, Honorable Mention, 1964Phi Beta Kappa, The University of Oregon, 1973, 1974, 1975NSF Predoctoral Fellowship, 1975-1978Francis Lou Kallman Award for Graduate Excellence, Stanford University, 1979The University of Michigan Faculty Teaching Award, funded by The Amoco Foundation,

1991 ($1000 prize)Excellence in Education Awards, College of Literature, Sciences and the Arts, The University of

Michigan, 1992, 1993, 1995 ($1000 prizes)Faculty Recognition Award, College of Literature, Sciences, and the Arts, The University of

Michigan, 1994 ($1000 prize)Gayle Morris Sweetland Fellow, The University of Michigan, 1999Hamburger Outstanding Teaching Prize, Society for Developmental Biology, 2015

Funding History: 42 continuous years of fundingNSF Predoctoral Fellowship, 1975-1978NIH grant for use of high voltage electron microscope at the University of Colorado, 1979NIH Postdoctoral Fellowship, 1980-1982 (awarded, but not accepted)MDA Postdoctoral Fellowship, 1980-1982NIH National Research Award, 1983-1984Rackham Faculty Fellowship and Grant, The University of Michigan, 1985 ($10,000)Rackham Grant to Augment International Academic Partnerships, The University of Michigan,

1986-1987 ($2,267 for travel, Max Planck Institut fur Entwicklungsbiology paid my livingand research expenses in Germany)

Faculty Fund Teaching Grant, The University of Michigan, 1989 ($5,000)NIH grant NS27634, Guidance of Motoneuron Growth Cones, PI

1988-1992 ($282,266 total direct costs)Rackham Research Partnerships Grant, The University of Michigan, Co-PI R.A. Oakley,

1990-1991 ($20,348)NIH, NRSA, Co-PI, Kevin Hotary, 1993-1995 ($55,000 total direct costs)NIH R01grant NS21308, Development of Neuronal Specificity, PI

1985-1988 ($142,651 total direct costs) 1988-1992 ($232,720 total direct costs)1992-1995 ($488,137 total direct costs)1995-2001 ($498,032 total direct costs)

NIH R01grant HD32456, Control of Axial Muscle Development, PI1994-2000 ($630,457, total direct costs)

OVPR/LSA research support grant, 2002, $35,000, PINIH Equipment Grant, Lipchow-disc confocal microscope, 1990, PI ($25,000)NIH Equipment Grant, Philips CM 10/PC Electron Microscope with Cryostage. PI: Bruce Carlson.

Co-Investigators, R. Altschuler, S. Ernst, J. Faulkner, K. O'Shea, P. Raymond, K. Tosney, M. Welsh. ($242,875), 1990.

OVPR/LSA equipment grant for electron microscope for The Biology Department, , PI 1995, $60,000

NSF Training Grant, Development of the Nervous System, PI: B. Oakley, Co-PIs R. Hume, P. Raymond, K. Tosney 1990-1995 ($1,285,180 total direct costs)

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1995-2000 ($1,098,061 total direct costs)UROP (Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program), University of Michigan, 2002, $3,500, PI

with Jason SchrumUROP (Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program), University of Michigan, 2002, $3,500, PI

with Chris FecteuNSF grant #0212326, Focal Rings and Filopodial Emergence in Neuronal Growth Cones, PI

2002-2005 ($324,711 total costs) NSF grant, REU, 2002-2005 (total direct costs $12,000), PINSF University of Michigan ADVANCE Departmental Transformation Grants, PI

PI, $20,000, 2000-2003PI, $45,000, 2003-2004

Postdoctoral grant, Organogenesis Center: Regulation of ephrin-A5 on motor axons, Simon Lunn, PI, Mentors: Catherine Krull and Kathryn Tosney

NIH R01 grant, #NS 05142 Mechanisms of Motor Axon Pathfinding, Co-PI with Catherine Krull, PI, 2005-2010 ($1,125,000 direct costs)

NSF grant, Regulation of functionally-distinct adhesions and neuronal motility, PI, 2005-2011 (total costs $450,000)

LI-Cor grant, to purchase a Li-Cor sequencer for the University of Miami Biology Department, PI $100,000, 2006

NSF ADVANCE: SEEDS at the University of Miami, #0820128, PI, $1,101,951 2008-2013NIH ARRA grant, “Construction of a Neuroscience Health Annex” Provost T. Leblanc, PI

(application rules required UM’s chief financial officer to be the PI), written by K. Tosney, D. Wellens, P. McCabe, J. Dixon, L. Glaser, $18,000,000 with $5,000,000 cost share from UM, 2009- 2013

NIH, University of Miami IMSD program, #R25GM076419, originally the dual PI with M. Gaines, $2,828,194, 2012-2017

Activities centered on diversity, women in science and career skillsOrganizations and groupsUniversity of Michigan, Chair of WINS (Women in Natural Sciences), 2000-2006University of Michigan NSF Advance for Women in Science program, Implementation Committee,

2002-2006 Simmons Leadership Conference, Boston, MA, April, 2003Association for Women in Science, 2003-presentAmerican Association of University Women 2004-presentNational Academies Convocation on Biological, Social and Organizational Contributions to Science

and Engineering Success, chaired by Donna Shalala, Washington, DC, December, 2005University of Miami, Mary Bartlett Bunge Distinguished Women in Cell Biology Committee

2008-2013University of Miami, Director of SEEDS (Scientists and Engineers Expanding Diversity and

Success), supported by NSF Advance for Women in Science (2008-2013) and by Provost Tom LeBlanc, 2008-to 2013

ADVANCE Implementation Mentors (AIM) Network, national organization, 2011-presentUniversity of Miami, Task Force for Faculty Recruitment, Application, and Hiring, 2013-2015National Women’s Law Center, supporter, 2012-presentNIH Centers of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE), five-year grant supporting minority

faculty, Sanford Children’s Health Research Center, External Advisory Committee, 2013-2014

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Reports associated with SEEDSExecutive Summary, SEEDS Climate survey, Hilary Cook, Aaron Puhrmann, Brittany Harder,

Robert Johnson, Kathryn Tosney, 2014Annual reports to NSF on SEEDS activities (Tosney, 2009-2013)Two positive and heuristic reports from outside experts evaluating SEEDS:

Abigail Stewart (Director of the University of Michigan NSF Advance program), 2010Alice Hogan (developed the NSF Advance program) and Laura Kramer (prior NSF ADVANCE program manager), 2013

Dissemination of information and resources on diversity, women in science and career successUniversity of Michigan, Women in Science course Bio 803, Winter 1985, Fall 1988Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, career survival talk, 1990Georgetown University Medical School, career talk, Graduate Student Assoc., Washington, DC, 1990University of Kansas Medical School, career talk, Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, 1991University of Michigan Biology Department Postdoc club, building a career talk, August 1994The University of Utah Medical School, career survival talk 1996Society for Developmental Biology, Career Issues Session organizer and speaker, July 1998Rutgers University, Women in Neuroscience Program, career advancement talk, November, 2000Wesleyan Biology Department, career survival talk, February, 2001Medical College of Ohio, surviving as an academic scientist talk, March, 2001University of Minnesota, career survival and advancement talk, March 2002University of Oregon, Neuroscience Program, career survival talk, December, 2002Wayne State University, Neuroscience and Environmental training programs, career talk, 2004Bowling Green University, career success talk in Women in Science Course, 2004University of Miami. Biology Department seminar, “Career Survival in Academia,” March 2005Florida International University, career success talk in a Professional Skills Class, 2006University of Michigan Medical School, Office for Graduate Studies, career survival talk, 2007University of Michigan School of Dentistry, career survival talk, 2008Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology National Meeting, Workshop: Leadership

Roles in Science- Setting a Course for Women, Minorities, and Persons with Disabilities, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, April, 2008

University of Chicago Postdoctoral Association, Career Survival, October, 2009

University of Miami disseminationCongressed with focus groups and leaders in developing our SEEDS NSF proposal, 2007SEEDS steering committee meetings, 2008-present SEEDS update to the community in an annual event with UM leaders, 2009-presentRSMAS, talk and workshop on writing and career success, 2009Medical school, presentation on preparing a winning chalk talk, 2010Medical School, talk in a Preparing Future Faculty Workshop, 2010Attended Greater Miami Society for Human Managements Diversity and Inclusion Awards Meeting

because SEEDS had contributed to UM’s winning that year’s award, 2011College of Arts and Sciences Council, talk on Implicit Bias and Diversity in Academia, 2011RSMAS, meeting with RSMAS women on career advancement goals, 2011RSMAS, seminar for graduate students on constructing compelling arguments, 2011College of Arts and Sciences and College of Engineering, Speed Mentoring event, 2011

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College of Arts and Sciences, Implicit Bias and its Impact on Faculty Searches, to search committee chairs, 2011, 2012, 2013

RSMAS faculty retreat, implicit bias and mentoring talk, 2012College of Arts and Sciences, consultations with Social Science women, 2012Task Force for Faculty Recruitment, Application, and Hiring, 2013-presentMulti-school talk on survival in academia, January, 2014Survival in Academia workshop, Miller School of Medicine, Postdoctoral Association, April, 2014Workshop on Communicating Science, April, 2014

Day-long or half-day professional skills workshopsCreating Effective Posters, Genetics Department Retreat, University of Michigan, 2005Creating Effective Posters, Genome Sciences Training Grant Retreat, University of Michigan 2005Presentation Skills, The Center for Pediatric Genetics Retreat at The University of Delaware, 2005Creating Effective Posters Workshop, University of Miami Graduate School, 2006, 2007

Diversity presentations at national meetings:Tosney, K.W. (1998). Strategies for Survival in Academia. Dev. Biol. 198: 161, Developmental

Biology Annual MeetingPresentation in a workshop, “Leadership Roles in Science: Setting a Course for Women, Minorities,

and Persons with Disabilities,” Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology National Meeting, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, April, 2008

Tosney, K.W. (2010). Speed Mentoring. National Science Foundation, Advance for Women in Science meeting, Washington DC

Tosney, K.W. (2011) SEEDS at the University of Miami: Using a strategy of inclusion to both build programs and build community; NSF ADVANCE PI meeting, Washington, DC

Cook, H., Puhrmann, A., Harder, B., Johnson, B. and Tosney, K.W. (2013). Addressing isolation, a climate issue that reduces women’s career satisfaction; NSF ADVANCE PI meeting, Washington DC

Web sites and resources for diversity issues, career and educational resourceshttp://www.as.miami.edu/seeds/ Home page of SEEDS, Scientists and Engineers Expanding

Diversity and Success, provides resources for career development, mentoringhttp://www.bio.miami.edu/ktosney/file/PosterHome.html Tutorials on developing effective posters.

My PowerPoint on Developing Effective Poster Presentations was solicited in January, 2013 by the Assessment Facility at the University of North Texas for use in training students. Graduate students are using my PowerPoint to conduct annual training workshops

http://www.ncsu.edu/project/posters/NewSite/ Site on effective poster presentation, representing a collaboration with George Hess and Leon Liegel

http://www.bio.miami.edu/ktosney/file/Xwrd.html Crossword puzzles for undergraduate study of Developmental Biology

Research Interestsaxon guidance, the cell biology of growth cone motility, neural crest cell migration, marine iguana

behaviors and conservation, gender climate and career development

Publications, H index 24Full papers, peer reviewedTosney, K.W. (1978). The early migration of neural crest cells in the trunk region of the avian

embryo: An electron microscopic study. Dev. Biol. 62: 317-333

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Erickson, C.A., K.W. Tosney and J.A. Weston (1980). Analysis of migratory behavior of neural crest and fibroblastic cells in embryonic tissues. Dev. Biol. 77: 142-156

Tosney, K.W. (1982). The segregation and early migration of cranial neural crest cells in the avian embryo. Dev. Biol. 89: 13-24

Tosney, K.W. and N.K. Wessells (1983). Neuronal motility: The ultrastructure of veils and microspikes correlates with their motile activities. J. Cell Sci. 6: 389-411

Tosney, K.W. and L.T. Landmesser (1984). Pattern and specificity of axonal outgrowth following varying degrees of chick limb bud ablation. J. Neurosci. 4: 2158-2527

Tosney, K.W. and L.T. Landmesser (1985). Development of the major pathways for neurite outgrowth in the chick hindlimb. Dev. Biol. 109: 193-214

Tosney, K.W. and L.T. Landmesser (1985). Specificity of motoneuron growth cone outgrowth in the chick embryo. J. Neurosci. 5: 2336-2344

Tosney, K.W. and L.T. Landmesser (1985). Growth cone morphology and trajectory in the lumbosacral region of the chick embryo. J. Neurosci. 4: 2345-2358

Tosney, K.W. and L.T. Landmesser (1986). Neurites and growth cones in the chick embryo. Enhanced tissue preservation and visualization of HRP-labeled subpopulations in serial 25-µm plastic sections cut on a rotary microtome. J. Histochem. Cytochem. 34: 953-957

Tosney, K.W., M. Watanabe, L. Landmesser and U. Rutishauser (1986). The distribution of NCAM in the chick hindlimb during axon outgrowth and synaptogenesis. Dev. Biol. 114: 437-452

Tosney, K.W. (1987). Proximal tissues and patterned neurite outgrowth at the lumbosacral level of the chick embryo: Deletion of the dermamyotome. Dev. Biol. 122: 540-588

Tosney, K.W. (1988). How to dissect an egg. Or, a beginners' guide to embryonic surgery. Fine Science Points 2(1): 1-4

Tosney, K.W. (1988). Somites and axon guidance. Scanning Microsc. 2: 427-442.Tosney, K.W. (1988). Proximal tissues and patterned neurite outgrowth at the lumbosacral level of

the chick embryo: Partial and complete deletion of the somite. Dev. Biol. 127: 266-286Schlosser, G. and K.W. Tosney (1988). Projection neurons that send axons through the lumbar spinal

cord of the chick embryo are not obviously distributed in a segmentally repetitive pattern. J. Neurosci. Res. 21: 410-419. This paper also appeared in a book, Neuroembryology, Cellular and Molecular Approaches.

Tosney, K.W., S. Schroeter, and J.A. Pokrzywinski (1988). Cell death delineates axon pathways in the hindlimb and does so independently of neurite outgrowth. Dev. Biol. 130: 558-572

Grim, M., K. Nensa, B. Christ, H.J. Jacob, and K.W. Tosney (1989). A hierarchy of determining factors controls motoneuron innervation. Experimental studies on the development of the plantaris muscle (PL) in avian chimeras. Anat. Embryol. 180: 179-189

Tosney, K.W. and M. Hageman (1989). Different subsets of axonal guidance cues are essential for sensory neurite outgrowth to cutaneous and muscle targets in the dorsal ramus of the embryonic chick. J. Exp. Zool. 251: 232-244

Tosney, K.W. and R. A. Oakley (1990). The perinotochordal mesenchyme acts as a barrier to axon advance in the chick embryo: Implications for a general mechanism of axonal guidance. Exp. Neurol. 109: 75-89

Tyrrell, S., S. Schroeter, L. Coulter, and K.W. Tosney (1990). The distribution and projection pattern of motoneurons that innervate hindlimb muscles in the quail. J. Comp. Neurol. 298: 413-430

Tosney, K.W. (1991). Cells and cell interactions that guide motor axons in the developing chick embryo. BioEssays. 13: 1-7

Schroeter, S. and K.W. Tosney (1991). Spatial and temporal patterns of muscle cleavage in the chick thigh and their value as criteria for homology. Am. J. Embryol. 191: 325-350

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Schroeter, S. and K.W. Tosney (1991). Ultrastructural and morphometric analysis of the separation of two thigh muscles in the chick. Am. J. Anat. 191: 351-386

Oakley, R.A. and K.W. Tosney (1991). Peanut agglutinin and chondroitin-6-sulfate are molecular markers for tissues that act as barriers to axon advance in the avian embryo. Dev. Biol. 147: 187-206

Erickson, C.A., T.D. Duong, and K.W. Tosney (1992). Descriptive and experimental analysis of the dispersion of neural crest cells along the dorsolateral path and their entry into ectoderm in the chick embryo. Dev. Biol. 151: 251-272

Oakley, R.A., and K.W. Tosney (1993). Contact-mediated mechanisms of motor axon segmentation. J. Neurosci. 13: 3773-3792

Oakley, R.A., C.J. Lasky, C.A. Erickson and K.W. Tosney (1994). Gycoconjugates identify a transient barrier to neural crest migration in the chicken embryo. Development 120: 103-114

Tosney, K.W., D.B. Dehnbostel, and C.A. Erickson (1994). Neural crest cells prefer the myotome's basal lamina over the sclerotome as a substratum in the intact chicken embryo. Dev. Bio. 163: 389-406

Tosney, K.W., K.B. Hotary and C. Lance-Jones (1995). Specifying the target identity of motoneurons. BioEssays, 17: 379-382.

Hotary, K.B. and K.W. Tosney (1996). Cellular interactions that guide sensory and motor axons identified in an embryonic slice preparation. Dev. Biol. 176: 22-35

Steketee M., Tosney K.W. (1999). Contact with isolated sclerotome cells steers sensory growth cones by altering distinct elements of extension. J. Neurosci. 19: 3495-3506

Polinsky, M., K. Balazovich and K.W. Tosney (2000). Identification of an invariant response: Contact with Schwann cells induces veil extension in growth cones. J. Neurosci. 20: 1044-1055

Steketee, M., K. Balazovich and K.W. Tosney (2001). Filopodial initiation and a novel filament organizing center, the Focal Ring Mol. Biol. Cell 12: 2378-2395

Steketee, M. and K.W. Tosney (2002). Three functionally distinct adhesions in filopodia: Shaft adhesions control lamellar extension. J. Neurosci. 22 (18):8071-8083

Tosney, K.W. (2004). A long-distance cue from emerging dermis stimulates neural crest melanoblast migration. Dev. Dynamics. 229: 99-108

Eberhart, J. J. Barr, S. O'Connell, M.E. Swartz, A. Flagg, K.S. Cramer, K.W. Tosney, E.B. Pasquale, C.E. Krull (2004). Ephrin-A5 exerts positive or inhibitory effects on distinct subsets of EphA4-positive motor neurons. J. Neuro. 24: 1070-1078

Tosney, K.W. , A. Wagnitz, D. Dehnbostel, and K.J. Balazovich (2014). Evidence that growth cones exert mechanical force as they exit the spinal cord. under revision.

Cook, H., Puhrmann, A, R. J. Johnson and K. W. Tosney (2014) Gender Inequality in CareerSatisfaction of Academics: The Role of Perceived Gender Disparity, under revision.White, L., J. Prince and K. Tosney Strategies to Efficiently Locate Cultured Cells of Interest on

Transmission Electron Microscopy Grids Microscopy Today, Microscopy 101 In press.

Marine iguanas research and conservationReport on female marine iguana egg laying and conservation for the Municipio de Puerto Villamil,

Isla Isabela, and the Galapagos National Park, 2013Video, “El Mirador” on marine iguana reproduction and nesting in Puerto Villamil, for use by the

Galapagos National Park in education and conservation, 2013

Peer reviewed book chapters, essays and reviews

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Tosney, K. (1987). Axonal pathfinding. In From Message to Mind. Directions in Developmental Neurobiology. eds., S.S. Easter Jr., K.F. Barald, and B.M. Carlson, Sinauer Associates, Sunderland, MA. pp. 91-95

Tosney, K.W. (1991). Neuronal Pathfinding in the Developing Chick Embryo. In Proceedings of the Course on Developmental Neurobiology at the International School of Neuroscience. Fidia Foundation, Thieme Medical Publishers, Inc., NY. pp. 46-52

Tosney, K.W. (1992). Growth cone navigation in the proximal environment of the chick embryo. In The Nerve Growth Cone. eds., P. C. Letourneau, S. B. Kater, E. R. Macagno, Raven Press, NY. pp 387-403

Tosney, K. W., K. B. Hotary, and C. Lance-Jones (1995). Specifying the target identity of motoneurons. Bioessays 17 (5) 379-381

Hotary, K.B., L.T. Landmesser and K.W. Tosney (1996). Embryo slices. In Methods in Cell Biology: Methods in Avian Embryology. 51: 109-124. ed.: M. Bronner-Fraser

Tosney, K.W., R. Oakley, M. Champion, L. Bodley, R .Sexton and K. Hotary (1996). Somite strips: An embryo fillet preparation. In Methods in Cell Biology: Methods in Avian Embryology. 51:93-108 ed: M. Bronner-Fraser.

Tosney, K.W. (1999). “Embryology” article for Encarta encyclopedia entry, Microsoft.Chapman, S., B. Henken, D. Raible and K. Tosney (2004). The Neural Crest as a way of Knowing:

New Perspectives on Lineage and Morphogenesis. Dev. Dynamics. 229: 140-142Tosney, K.W. (2005). Dr. Judith Swan: From Scientist to Writing Guru. Sweetland 8: 7-9 Krull, C. and K. Tosney (2008). Embryo Slices and Strips: Guidance and Adhesion Assays in the

Avian Embryo. In Methods in Cell Biology: New Methods in Avian Embryology. Vol 87. ed.: M. Bronner-Fraser, pp. 99-115

Hess, G., K. Tosney, L. Liegel (2009) “Creating Effective Poster Presentations: AMEE Guide no. 40.” Medical Teacher Apr 31 (4):319-21

Tosney, K.W., Entry in World Book Encyclopedia (2011) “Bearded Dragons”

BooksTosney, K.W. (2000). “aCross Development,” SinauerHess, G., K. Tosney, L. Liegel (2009) Creating Effective Poster Presentations Medical Education in

Europe (AMEE) Education Series, Scotland, UK

AbstractsTosney, K., S. Hoskins and R.K. Hunt (1978). Testing a radial model for positional information in

the development of frog retinotectal specificity. Biophys. J. 21: a110Tosney, K. (1979). Early cranial neural crest migration in the avian embryo. J. Cell Biol. 83: FD1013Tosney, K.W. and N.K. Wessells (1980). Growth cone motility: high–voltage ultrastructural

observations of individual neurons with documented motile histories. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 6: 732Tosney, K.W. and L.T. Landmesser (1981). Identification of cultured motoneurons by retrograde

transport of HRP. Soc. Neurosci. Abs 7: 550Tosney, K.W. and L.T. Landmesser (1983). Growth cone guidance in the chick hindlimb. Soc.

Neurosci. Abs. 9: 210Tosney, K.W. and L.T. Landmesser (1984). Local features direct patterned neurite outgrowth. Soc.

Neurosci. Abs. 10: 42Tosney, K., M. Watanabe, L. Landmesser and U. Rutishauser (1985). Distribution of NCAM in the

chick hindlimb during axon outgrowth and the establishment of mature nerve-muscle relationships. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 11: 174

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Tosney, K.W. (1986). Proximal tissues and patterned neurite outgrowth into the chick hindlimb. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 12: 174

Schroeter, S. and K.W. Tosney (1987). Formation of individual muscles in the chick thigh. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 13: 253

Tosney, K.W. (1987). Growth cone interactions with anterior and posterior sclerotome. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 13: 468

Grim, M., H.J. Jacob, B. Christ, und K.W. Tosney (1988). Zell-interaktionen bie der Entwicklung von Endplattenmustern in Vogelembryonen. Verh. Anatomische Gesellschaft. 83

Schroeter, S., J.A. Pokrzywinski and K.W. Tosney (1988). Mesenchymal cell death delineates axon pathways in the hindlimb and does so independently of neural interactions. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 14: 870

Oakley, R.A., and K.W. Tosney (1988). Peanut agglutinin (PNA) binds to tissues that act as barriers to axon advance in the chick embryo. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 14: 870

Tosney, K.W. (1988). The development and innervation of the epaxial muscles. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 14: 581

Tosney, K.W. (1989). Experimental evidence that target maturity can influence axon outgrowth in vivo. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 15: 1029

Schroeter, S. and K.W. Tosney (1989). Timing and direction of muscle cleavage in the chick thigh. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 15: 581

Oakley, R.A. and K.W. Tosney (1989). Analysis of cellular interactions that mediate the development of motor axon segmentation. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 15: 875

Oakley, R.A. and K.W. Tosney (1990). Evidence for the delineation of axon pathways by inhibitory boundaries. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 16: 1006

Schroeter, S., C.J. Lasky, R. A. Oakley, C.A. Erickson, and K.W. Tosney (1990). Evidence for the delineation of neural crest migration pathways by inhibitory boundaries. Soc. Neuro. Abs. 16: 313

Dehnbostle, D. and K.W. Tosney (1990). Initial motor axon outgrowth. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 16: 1006Oakley, R.A. and K.W. Tosney (1991). Contact-dependent mechanisms of motor axon segmentation.

Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 17: 532Lasky, C., R.A. Oakley, D. Dehnbostel and K.W. Tosney (1991). Experimental evidence that an

inhibitory boundary delays neural crest migration. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 17: 761Tosney, K.W. (1991). Selective death of axial muscle primordia. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 17: 940Tosney, K.W. (1992). A long-distance cue from emerging dermis stimulates neural crest migration.

Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 18: 1284Tosney, K.W., D.B. Dehnbostel and C.A. Erickson (1993). Neural crest cells and the myotome. Soc.

Neurosci. Abs. 19: 874Hotary, K.B. and K.W. Tosney (1993). Cellular interactions that pattern sensory axon outgrowth.

Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 19: 39Tosney, K.W. (1994). Programmed death of axial muscle primordia in somites. J. Cell. Biochem.

Suppl. 18D: 462Hotary, K.B. and K.W. Tosney (1994). Dynamics of motor growth cone advance. Soc. Neurosci.

Abs. 20: 661Polinsky, M.N., M.B. Steketee and K.W. Tosney (1994). Experimentally inhibiting the inhibition of

motor growth cones. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 20: 661Steketee, M. and K. Tosney (1995). Taking the inhibition out of posterior sclerotome. Dev. Biol.

170:766Steketee, M. and K.W. Tosney (1995). Veil inhibition by chondroitin-6-sulfate. Soc. Neurosci. Abs.

21:532

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Steketee, M. and K.W. Tosney (1996). Growth cone cytoskeletal dynamics. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 22:36

Steketee, M. and K. W. Tosney (1996). Contact-mediated alterations in the growth cone cytoskeleton. Molecular Biology of the Cell, Supplement 7:2272

Foa, L.C., K.J. Balazovich and K.W. Tosney (1997). A role for FGF receptor in contact-mediated signaling during axon guidance. Dev. Biol. 186: 301

Foa, L.C., K.J. Balazovich and K.W. Tosney (1997). Invariant veiling of sensory growth cones upon contact with Schwann cells: A role for the FGF receptor. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 24: 608

Foa, L.C., K.J. Balazovich and K.W. Tosney (1998) . FGF and its receptor can facilitate the invariant growth cone response to Schwann cell contact. Dev. Biol. 198: 193

K.J. Balazovich, Foa, L.C., and K.W. Tosney (1998) . The invariant sensory growth cone response to Schwann cells is selectively mediated by FGF and its receptor. Cold Spring Harbor Symposia: Axon Guidance and Neural Plasticity, 25

Tosney, K.W. (1998). Strategies for Survival in Academia. Dev. Biol. 198: 161Tosney, K.W. (1998). How to create a poster that graphically communicates your message. Dev.

Biol. 198: 169Steketee, M.B. and K.W. Tosney (1998). Contact Steers Sensory Growth Cones by Altering Distinct

Elements of Extension. Soc. Neurosci. Abs. 24, 29Tosney, K.W. (1999). Posters: how to emphasize your message. Dev. Biol. Tosney, K.W. (1999). Posters: how to obscure your message. Dev. Biol. Steketee, M.B. and K.W. Tosney (1999). Exploiting invariant guidance responses. Soc. Neurosci.

Abs. 25.Tosney, K.W., K. Balazovich and M. Steketee, (2000). Filopodial initiation. Proc. Soc. Neuroscience

26Tosney, K.W., K. Balazovich and M. Steketee (2001). Filopodial Initiation and a novel filament

organization center, the focal ring. Proc. Soc. Neuroscience 27Tosney, K.W., K. Balazovich and M. Steketee (2001). Filopodial Initiation in growth cones. Dev.

Biol. Tosney, K.W., K. Balazovich and M. Steketee (2002). Three functionally distinct adhesions in

filopodia. Cold Spring Harbor Symposia: Axon Guidance and Neural PlasticityTosney, K.W. (2002). Filopodial Dynamics. Am. Soc. Cell Biol. 13: workshop session Tosney, K.W. (2002). Individual Filopodia Display Three Functionally Distinct Adhesions. Cell

Biol.,13: 333Tosney, K.W. (2003). Functionally Distinct Adhesions in Filopodia. JAWs Fest, New Perspectives

on Neural Crest Lineage and Morphogenesis. Mount Hood, OregonSchrum, J., D. Berry and K.W. Tosney (2003). Rho GTPases Modulate Functionally Distinct

Adhesions in Individual Filopodia, Cell Biol. 14: abstracts Tosney, K.W., J. Schrum and D. Berry (2004). Rho GTPases differentially regulate two functionally

distinct adhesions in filopodia. Cold Spring Harbor Symposia: Axon Guidance and Neural Plasticity

Tosney, K.W., J. Schrum, D. Berry, R. Pierce (2004). Regulation of Functionally Distinct Adhesions in Individual Filopodia. Cell Biol. 15: abstracts

Tosney, K.W. , A. Wagnitz, D. Dehnbostel, and K.J. Balazovich (2005). Evidence that growth cones exert mechanical force as they exit the spinal cord. Dev Bio 16l: abstracts

Tosney, K.W. (2009). Designing an effective poster: How to emphasize your message. Soc. Dev. Biology absts.

Tosney, K.W. (2009). Designing an ineffective poster: How to obscure your message. Soc. Dev. Biology absts.

Tosney, K. W. (2010). Speed Mentoring. National Science Foundation, Advance for Women in Science meeting, Washington DC

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Tosney, K. (2011) SEEDS at the University of Miami: Using a strategy of inclusion to both build programs and build community; NSF ADVANCE PI meeting, Washington, DC

Cook, Phurmann, Harder, Johnson and Tosney (2013). Addressing isolation, a climate issue that reduces women’s career satisfaction; NSF ADVANCE PI meeting, Washington DC

Tosney, K. (2014) Conservación de un emplazamiento vital para la Iguana Marina en Isla Isabela, Galápagos, Galapagos National Park, Isla Isabela, Ecuador

Tosney, K. (2014) Conservation of a Vital Marine Iguana Site on Isla Isabela, Galápagos. IUCN Iguana Specialist Group Meeting, Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos, Ecuador.

Professional SocietiesSociety for Developmental BiologyInternational Society for Developmental BiologistsAmerican Society of Cell BiologyMichigan Society of HerpetologistsSigma Xi

ServiceNational: Editorships Associate Editor, The Journal of Morphology, 1985-1990Cooperating Editor, Cell & Tissue Research, 2000-2003Associate Editor, Experimental Neurology, 1997-2002Content Editor, Langman’s Medical Embryology, 2005Director and Editor, Society for Developmental Biology Educational Website, 2004-2007Editorial Board, Developmental Dynamics, 2003-present

National: SocietiesJudge, Competition for Student Excellence Prizes, National Developmental Biology Meeting, 1995Board of Directors, Society for Developmental Biology, 1996-2002Focus group, Analysis of Biological Development, July, 1997Judge, Student Presentations Competition, International Development Meeting, 1997Organizer, Education Session, Society for Developmental Biology, Stanford, July 1998Treasurer, Society for Developmental Biology, 1999-2002Chair, Nominating Committee, Society for Developmental Biology, 2002Society for Development Biology, Local Organizer for 2007 National Meeting, 2004-2005Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology; Finance Committee, 2000-2003; 2004-

2007; 2008-2014

National: Grant review panelsFederal Advisory Panel, NIH, Neurology B2 study section, 1988-1992Federal Advisory Panel, NIH, Program Project Site Visit team, December, 1992Federal Advisory Panel, NIH, Neurology B2 study section, February, October, 1993Federal Advisory Panel, NIH, ZRG-1 Special Emphasis Panel, November, 1994, March, July,

November, 1996Federal Advisory Panel, NIH, Vis-C, October, 1998Chair, Federal Advisory Panel, NIH, ZRG-1 Special Emphasis Panel, March, 1995NSF Neural Development panel, 2003-2004NSF Minority Postdoctoral Fellowship panel, 2005-2007Ad hoc reviewer: NSF, Spinal Cord Foundation, Huntington’s Disease Society, Muscular Dystrophy,

March of Dimes, 1992-present

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National: AdvisoryChair, Departmental Review, Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy, University of Utah, 1997Chair, Review Committee, Wesleyan Biology Department, 2009Chair, Review Committee, Department of Biology, Northeastern University, 2013Member, ADVANCE Implementation Mentors (AIM), Network, 2013-presentExternal Advisory Committee for a NIH Centers of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE) five-

year grant (P20GM103620), Sanford Children’s Health Research Center, 2013-present

National: Reviewer for journalsBioEssays, Brain Research, Development, Developmental Biology, Developmental Dynamics, Experimental Cell Research, Experimental Neurology, Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, Journal of Cell Science, Journal of Comparative Neurology, Journal of Neurobiology, Journal of Neurocytology, Journal of Neuroscience, Neuron, Science, Trends in Neuroscience

The University of Miami, current major appointments Chair, Department of Biology, 2006-2014Director, SEEDS (Scientists and Engineers Expanding Diversity and Success), 2008-2013Director, SEEDS (a SEED for Success), UM wide diversity and career support program, 2013-

presentCo-Director of Initiatives to Maximize Student Diversity (IMSD) Graduate Program, 2012-presentDirector, UGalapagos Study Abroad Program, 2012-presentUniversity Task Force for Faculty Recruitment, Application, and Hiring, 2013-2015

The University of MiamiCollege of Arts and Sciences Website Design Committee, 2006Undergraduate Neuroscience Program Steering Committee, 2006-present Chair, Science Department Chairs’ Strategic Planning Committee, 2007STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Undergraduate Curriculum Redesign

Committee, 2007-2009Chair, Biology Pedagogy Committee, 2007-2010Chair, Biology Faculty Grant Workshop series, 2007-2010Chair, Developmental Biology Search committee, 2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2008-2009Search Committee for the Aresty Chair in Tropical Ecology, 2008-2009Reader, Biology Undergraduate Honors Theses, 2007, 2008Sponsored Program Infrastructure Redesign Committee, 2008Search Committee for Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, 2009-2010Undergraduate Neuroscience Major Steering Committee, 2007-2010Translational Technology Working Group, 2010Academic Leadership, member, May, 2010Search committee, Director of Veterinary Medicine, 2011Committee to redesign the Cox Science building and plaza, 2010-2014Committee to design “wayfaring” in the Cox Science building, 2013-2014

The University of Michigan, Department of BiologyGraduate Affairs Committee, 1985-1986Search Committee for two faculty positions in Molecular Biology, 1985-1986Chair, Electron Microscopy Committee, 1986-1988Search Committee for Instructor in Genetics and Development, 1987

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Biology Department Seminar Committee, 1987-1988Biology Department Nominating Committee, 1989, 1990Biology Department Executive Committee, 1989-1990Search Committee for a Senior Eukaryotic Molecular Biologist, 1991-1992Associate Chair, Biology Department, 1991-1995Co-chair, Search Committee for a Developmental Biologist, 1993-1994Undergraduate Honors Committee, 1998-1999Chair, Internal Review Committee, 1999

The University of Michigan, Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology Department Chair, WINS (Women in Natural Sciences), 2000-2006 Search committee for an outside chair, 2001-2002Neuroscience Graduate Student Preliminary Exam Committee, 2001Executive Committee, 2002Chair, Neuroscience Graduate Student Preliminary Exam Committee, 2002Graduate Affairs Committee, 2002-2003Search Committee for a Developmental Biologist, 2003-2004, 2005Website Committee, 2004-2005Executive Committee, 2003-2005

The University of Michigan, interdepartmentalBiology–Chemistry Library Planning Committee, 1985-1986University Seminar, 1986Executive Committee, Developmental Biology Program, 1986-1989Interdepartmental Committee for Design of an Electron Microscopy Facility, 1987-88The University of Michigan Committee for Honorary Degrees, 1987-1989Search Committee, Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Medical School, 1988-1989Postdoctoral Research Training Program for Medical Residents, 1986-2005Neuroscience Building Executive Committee, 1989-1992, 1995The University of Michigan Senate Assembly, 1991-1993Screening Committee, Research Partnerships Program, Rackham Graduate School, 1992Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship Selection Committee, Rackham Graduate School, 1993Keynote speaker, Rackham Awards Ceremony for Excellence in Teaching Assistants, 1994Task Force to Institute a New Program in Organogenesis, 1994-1995Cindy Yoder Award Committee, 1996Executive Committee, College of Literature, Sciences and the Arts, 1996-2000College Divisional Committee for assessment of tenure documents, 1996-2000Committee to Rethink the Honors Program, 2001CRLT (Center for Research on Learning and Teaching) Seminar, Using Technology to Promote

Active Learning, 2001University of Michigan Grievance Committee, 2001-2002Advance Implementation Advisory Committee, Women in the Sciences, 2001-2006Rackham Divisional Board, 2002-2003NSF ADVANCE for Women in Science, Implementation Committee, 2002-2006Chair, Rackham Divisional Board, 2003-2004Provost’s Advisory Committee on Faculty Mentoring and Community Building, 2003-2005LSA Grievance Review Board panel, 2002-2005Biomedical Research Council, Medical School, 2003-2006

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LS&A College Divisional Committee, 2003-2006Provost Seminar on Teaching Committee, 2005

Teaching Some of my teaching methods were profiled in the first edition of the University of Michigan Center on Research Learning and Teaching’s Faculty Showcase Newsletter (2005) and are still noted on their website, http://www.crlt.umich.edu/inst/techexamples

The University of Miami, undergraduate coursesTerrestrial Biology of the Galapagos Islands (taught in the Galapagos Islands as a signature program for UM), Spring, 2010, 2011Herpetology (taught in the Galapagos Islands as part of the College of Arts and Sciences UGalapagos semester-long study abroad program), Fall, 2012-present

The University of Miami, graduate courses Professional Writing and Grantsmanship, Fall terms, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2014Graduate Core Module in Professional Skills, Fall terms, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014

The University of Miami, guest LecturesResearch for Bridge Scholars, Bil 299, 2007Gender and Science course, Bil 374, “Sexual Development and the Embryo,” 2007Seminar, “Paths to Academic Success,” sponsored by the Medical School Office for Graduate

Studies, 2007Preparing Future Faculty Workshop, Sponsored by the UM Graduate School, 2010Clarity in Writing workshop, Rosenstiel Marine School, 2010, 2012Constructing Compelling Arguments workshop, Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric

Sciences, Graduate Program, 2011Preparing Effective Posters workshop, Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences,

Graduate Program, 2011

The University of Michigan, undergraduate coursesIntroduction to Biology, Physiology and Anatomy, Bio 114, Fall terms 1985, 1986Advanced Study in Biology, Bio 200, 1984-1990, 2001-2002Undergraduate Research, Bio 300, Bio. 400, 1985-2005Developmental Biology, Bio 307, Winter terms, 1986-1990, 1992-1996Introductory Biology Workshop, Bio 150, Winter 1995Research in the Life Sciences, Bio 201, 2002Embryology, Bio 208, Fall terms, 2000-2005

The University of Michigan, graduate coursesNeuroscience, Bio 690, Fall 1985Women in Science, Bio 803, Winter 1985, Fall 1986Neuroscience 700, Winter 1986, Fall 1989Developmental Biology and Genetics, Bio 830, Fall 1988, Fall 1989Neuroscience seminar, Bio 800, 1984-2005Dissertation Research, Bio 990, Bio. 995, 1986-2005Postdoctoral Research Training Program, The University of Michigan Medical School,

Intensive course on hypothesis testing with lecture and labs, Summers, 1986-2005Professional Writing in Biology, Bio 501, Fall terms, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1997, Winter terms 1998,

1999, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005

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The University of Michigan, Guest LecturesIntroduction to Biology, Bio. 114, Fall 1984Architecture 516, Facilities Management, Winter 1985Neuroscience Program Seminar Series, Neuro 800, Fall 1985. 1996Cell Biology, Bio. 428, Winter terms 1986, 1992Cell and Developmental Genetics Seminar, Fall and Winter 1986Molecular and Cellular Aspects of Development, Anat. 660, Fall terms 1986, 1988, 1994Anatomy Graduate Seminar Series, Anat. 801, Fall 1986Cell and Molecular Biology Seminar Series, Fall 1986Developmental Biology and Genetics Seminar Series, Fall 1986Neuroscience, Zoo 423, Winter 1987Cell and Molecular Biology Research Interest Lectures, Fall terms 1989, Winter 1992Introduction to Biology, Bio. 195, Winter terms 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997The Nature of Evidence in the Natural Sciences, Honors 252, Winter terms 1992, 1993, 1994Cell Biology and Anatomy Seminar Series, Medical School, Fall 1993Postdoc club, Biology Department, University of Michigan, August 1994Organogenesis Seminar, 1996Pro-seminar for MCDB, Bio. 800, Fall terms 1997, 1999, 2002-2005Organogenesis of Complex Systems, The Neural Crest, Fall, 2000Reproductive Sciences Program, University of Michigan, Winter, 2002Summer Research Opportunity Program seminar, May, 2004Keynote Speaker, 7th Annual Enriching Scholarship Conference. Sponsored by the UM Teaching and Technology Collaborative in cooperation with the Academic Technology Commons, 2004Provost’s Seminar on Teaching, May, 2005

Public outreachThe University of Michigan, Saturday Seminar Series for High School Seniors, Fall 1986The University of Michigan, Mysteries of Embryology, two weeks of original research in the Math

and Sciences Summer Scholar Program for high school students 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Michigan Society of Herpetology, Lecture, “Birth defects,” January, 2003Kerrytown Book Fest, Panel on Science and Science Fiction, An Arbor, Michigan, September, 2004Chicago Society of Herpetology, Lecture, “Breeding and Inbreeding,” November, 2008

Guest lectures on research in programs at other universitiesThe University of Minnesota Medical School, Developmental Neurobiology Graduate course,

Minneapolis, MN, April, 1988University of North Carolina Medical School, Developmental Neuroscience Graduate course, Chapel

Hill, NC, April, 1989Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital, Montreal, Quebec, Graduate Course in Neuroscience,

November, 1990McGill University, Graduate Student Association, Career Development Lecture, Medical College of

Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, 1990International School of Neuroscience, Lectures on Developmental Neurobiology, Padua, Italy,

October, 1990University of Kansas Medical School, Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Careers in

Academic Biology Lecture, Kansas City, KN, April, 1991

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The University of Minnesota Medical School, Developmental Neurobiology Graduate course, Minneapolis, MN, May, 1992

The University of Utah Medical School, Career Strategies and Grantsmanship, March, 1996The University of Utah Neuroscience Program, Strategies for Success in Academia, July, 1997Women in Neuroscience Program, Rutgers University, Career Strategies, November, 2000Wesleyan, Biology Department, Career Survival, February, 2001The University of Minnesota, Graduate Student Group in Genetics, Cell Biology and Development,

Career Strategies, March 2002The University of Oregon, Neuroscience Program, Career Survival Lecture, December, 2002The University of Minnesota, Institute of Mathematics and its Applications, summer course topic

speaker, June, 2003Wayne State University, combined Neuroscience and Environmental training programs, lecture on

career issues, 2004Bowling Green University, Women in Science Course, Lecture on Career Issues, 2004Florida International University, Career Survival Talk in Professional Skills Class, 2006The University of Michigan School of Dentistry, Career Development Workshop, Sponsored by the

Tissue Engineering and Regeneration Training Grant, 2008

Research Training ActivitiesI have trained five graduate students and five postdoctoral researchers and served as a member of twenty Ph.D. dissertation committees. I trained thirty-two undergraduates in research in my laboratory and served on twenty-nine additional undergraduate committees for undergraduate research honors and seventy committees for undergraduate research experiences.

Current positions of former graduate studentsDante Fenolio, Manager of Conservation and Research at the San Antonio Zoo, San Antonio, TexasRobert Oakley, Assistant Professor, George Washington University (deceased)Ron Rozar, Biologist at the United States Forest Service, Herpetology in MalaysiaSally Schroeter, Director, Preclinical Neuropathology, NeuroPhage Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge,

United StatesMichael Steketee, Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology, McGowan Institute for Regenerative

Medicine, University of Pittsburg

Current positions of former postdoctoral scholarsKen Balazovitch, Lecturer IV, Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology Department, The

University of MichiganLisa Foa, Associate Head of Research, School of Medicine, The University of TasmaniaKevin Hotary, Research Investigator, Division of Molecular Medicine and Genetics, Department of

Internal Medicine, University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center, The University of Michigan Medical School

Michael Polinsky, Board Certified Neurosurgeon with The Brain and Spinal Center at St. Luke’s Hospital, St. Louis, Missouri

Gary Ten-Eyck, Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, College of Pharmacy, University of Hawaii, Hilo

Chair, Graduate Dissertation CommitteesRobert Oakley (Ph.D. 1993)Sally Schroeter (Ph.D. 1990)

Co-chair, Graduate Dissertation CommitteesRon Allen (Ph.D.1993)Jaikun Song (Ph.D. 1989)

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Michael Steketee (Ph.D. 2001)Albert Hayward (2006- 2009)Ron Rozar (Ph.D. 2010)Dante Fenolio (Ph.D. 2008)

Mentor, Postdoctoral ResearchersKevin Hotary (1992-1995)Michael Polinsky (1993-1995)Gary Ten-Eyck (1998)Lisa Foa (1996-1999)Ken Balazovitch (1996-2002)Varghese Cherian (2002-2003)

Mentor, Master's StudentsLynn Coulter (1984-1985)Gerhard Schlosser (1985-1987)Kathryn Van Koevering (1986-1988)Renee Pierce (2004-2005)John Constantinides (2007- 2009)

Member, Dissertation CommitteesMelissa J. Beck (Ph.D. 2001)Graham Boorse (Ph. D. 2005)Venetia Briggs (Ph.D. 2007)John Burrill (Ph.D. 1993)William Buchser (2006-2009 )Ajay Chitnes (Ph.D., 1991)Lynn Coulter Billington (Ph.D. 1995)Glenn Fox (Ph.D., 2006)Chad Gardner (Ph.D. 1991)John Hoffman (Ph.D. 1993)

Jeannie Jay (Ph.D. 1987)Amy Kavka (Ph.D. 1996)Noelia Kunzevitzky (2006-2009)Tiffany Li (2009-2013)Riva Marcus (Ph.D. 1992)Gregg Phillips (Ph.D., 1987)Rick Puzdrowski (Ph.D. 1988)David Riddle (Ph.D. 1990)Sara Tomlinson (Ph.D. 1987)Weibin Zhou (2002-2006)

Mentor, Undergraduate Honors ThesisDavid Berry (2002-2004)Mia Champion (1993-1995)Bill Catherino (1988-1989)Nayana Dhavan (2004-2005)Chris Fecteu (2002-2005)Margaret Hageman (1987-1988)

Jennifer Pokrzywinski (1986-1987)Edwin Raffi (2002-2004)Alex Rothis (1985-1986)Jason Shrum (2002-2004)Sophia Tyrrell (1985-1988)Aimee Wagnitz (1997-1999)

Direct Mentor, Other Undergraduate ResearchersMoneesh Bhow (1993-1995)Lisa Bodley (1993-1994)Casandra Coco (2005)Rebecca Fitch (1997-1998)Charmagne Goodman (1990-1992)Lajii Kattungal (1996-1997)Michelle Jacque (1999)Chris Lasky (1990-1991)Megan Lemmon (1998-1999)Kristen Levy (1996)

Christine Martin (1989-1990)Lina McCarty (1997-1998Andrea Morisette (1992)Katie Parish (2004)Tom Pierce (1991-1992)Elizabeth Schmidt (1996-1997)Rebecca Sexton (1993-1994)Ebonie Struther (1997- 1998)Sarah Earle (2004-2005)Toubor Vang (1992-1993)

Co-chair, Undergraduate Honors ResearchMatthew Armfield (1998-2001)Christos Apeyitos (1996-1997)Kate Braunstein (2001-2002)

Amy Callen (1993)Charmain Chan (2004)Seetharam Chadalavada (2002)Rebecca Davidson (1995)

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Albert DiPiero (1986)Samantha Ehrlich (2001-2002)Gauri Mona Goyal (2002)Shalini Guduri (2002-2003)Anandhi Jeyabalan (2002-2004)Michele Jones (1993)Tabitha Harrison (1999-2000)Cynthia Jane Husk (1999)Grace Kang (1998-2000)Sarah Kern (1998-2000)Karen Krober (1994)

Lisa Lang (2003-2004)Brian Long (1995)Pramat Malhotra (1994)Coan Nguyen (1997)Manvi Prokash (1995)Nazema Siddique (1997)Christopher Smith (2002-2004)Danielle Turner (1998-2000)Suman Vij (1993)Lauren Whitenberg (1995)Joshua Zeil (2003-2005)

Research Sponsor or Member of CommitteeRana Lew Adawi (1995)Suma Amarnath (2000)Chris Argusa (2004)Danielle Bell (1998)Michael Beleauve (1990)Michelle Lea Berg (1997)Howard Blank (1998)Katherine Borden (1986)Kate Braunstein (2002)Theodore Brin (1997)Seetyharam Chadalavada (2002)Hui-San Chung (1998)Jessica Dice (1998)Ian Dotten (1994)Areej El-Jawahri (2002)Lunmig Fenn (2004)Tim Ferng (2005)Glenn Fox (2000)Andrew Foster (2002)Katherine Gold (1989)Deepi Goyal (1989)Gauri Goyal (2002)Shalini Guduri (2004)Priya Gupta (1993)Pravina Guptma (1996)Nancy Joseph (2000)David Hartke (1996)Tabitha Harrison (2000)Adam Hassan (1994)Nishan Hussain (1999)Anandhi Jeyabal (2003)Nancy Joseph (2000)Grace Kang (1999-2000)Christine Keeton (1994)Christina Kidareva (1999)

Daniel Krause (1996-1997)Jacquiline Lee (1998-1999)David Lund (2002)Mark Leimback (1988)Jason Mangiardi (1998)Rima Makhiawala (2002)Laura Nicole Mattei (1997)Orlando Matias (1994)Douglas Mikols (1989)David Miller (1995)Christina Miranda (1994)Alanna Morrison (1996)Aaron Noordmans (1998)Erin O'Connor (1994)Malgorzata Ochocinska (2000)Chetan Patel (1992)Mehul Patel (1996)Bryan E. Quinn (1995)Amy Rebbapragada (1993)Carrie Rheingans (2003)Robert Riley (1987)Adam Ross (1993)Gonzalo Rufatt (1996)Walter Sahijdak (1985)Hallie Sanduskyu (1996)Edmund Sanchez (1989)Brad Smith (2004)Christopher Smith (2004)Matt Steinway (2000)Sujata Thawani (2000-2001)Thomas Tsai (1993)Karen Tsuchiya (1985)Lisa Yang (2002)Stephen Warner (2000)Mark Zawisa (1990)

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Invited Research seminars and talks65 presentations at universities; 24 invited talks at professional meetings. NIH, NIDR, Laboratory of Developmental Biology and Anomalies, Departmental Seminar,

Bethesda, MD, September, 1976Princeton, Neuroethology Colloquium, NJ, October, 1977The University of North Carolina, Dental Research Center, Departmental Seminar, Chapel Hill, NC

January, 1978Northwest Regional Developmental Biology Conference, Friday Harbor, WA, 1978The University of Colorado, Invited outside speaker for site visit of high-voltage electron microscopy

facilities, MCDB, Boulder, CO, January, 1980The University of Connecticut, Physiology Department Seminar, Storrs, CT, March, 1980.The University of Michigan Medical School, Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology,

Departmental Seminar, Ann Arbor, MI, February, 1981The University of Michigan, Division of Biological Sciences, Departmental Seminar, Ann Arbor,

MI, April, 1983Cornell University Medical College, Department of Anatomy, Departmental Seminar, New York,

NY, June, 1983The University of Connecticut Health Center, Oral Biology and Anatomy, Departmental Seminar,

Farmington, CT, February, 1984Wadsworth Center for Laboratories and Research, Research Seminar Series, State of New York

Department of Health, Albany, NY, June, 1985Wayne State Medical School, Neuroscience and Anatomy Departmental Seminar, Wayne State

Medical School, Detroit, MI, October, 1985The Medical College of Wisconsin, Department of Anatomy, Cell Biology Seminar, Milwaukee,

Wisconsin, February, 1986Max Planck Institut fur Entwicklungsbiology, Neuroscience Seminar, Tubingen, West Germany,

February, 1987The University of New Mexico, Cell and Anatomy Department Seminar, Albuquerque, NM, May,

1987The University of Virginia, Department of Physiology Seminar, Charlottesville, VA., September,

1987The University of Virginia School of Medicine, Anatomy Department Seminar, The University of

Wisconsin Medical School, Madison, WI, March, 1988The University of Minnesota Medical School, Department of Cell Biology and Neuroanatomy

Seminar, Minneapolis, MN, April, 1988The University of Washington, Zoology Department Seminar, Seattle, WA, May, 1988The University of Oregon, Neuroscience Program Seminar, Eugene, OR, May, 1988Veterans Administration Hospital, Neurology Department Seminar, Ann Arbor, MI, December, 1988Michigan State University, Department of Physiology Seminar, E. Lansing, MI, January, 1989The University of North Carolina Medical School, Department of Physiology Seminar, Chapel Hill,

NC, April, 1989The State University of New York at Buffalo, Interdisciplinary Graduate Group in Neuroscience

Seminar, NY, October, 1989Case Western Reserve University, Graduate Students' Invitational Series in Neuroscience, Cleveland,

OH, October, 1989Georgetown University Medical Center, Department of Cell Biology and Anatomy Seminar,

Washington, DC, October, 1989

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Columbia University, Center for Neurobiology and Behavior Seminar, NY, January, 1990The University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Neuroscience Seminar, Cincinnati, OH, September,

1990Woods Hole Research Laboratories, Resident Update in Neurobiology for Neurosurgeons Lecture,

Mass, November, 1990The University of Pennsylvania, David Mahoney Institute of Neurological Sciences Seminar,

Philadelphia, PA, December, 1990Iowa State University, Veterinary Anatomy Seminar Series, Ames, Iowa, March, 1991The University of Kansas Medical School, Neuroscience Seminar, Department of Anatomy and Cell

Biology, Kansas City, KN, April, 1991The University of Oregon, Neuroscience Institute, Invited by the Graduate Students, Eugene, OR,

December, 1991The University of Minnesota Medical School, Department of Cell Biology and Neuroanatomy

Seminar Series, May, 1992The University of Pittsburgh Medical School, Department of Neurobiology, Anatomy and Cell

Science, Pittsburgh, PA, February, 1993Ohio University, Grass Foundation Speaker, Athens, OH, May, 1993Bowman Gray Medical School, Neurobiology, Anatomy and Physiology Seminar, Winston-Salem

NC, January, 1994The University of California at San Francisco, Neuroscience Seminar, May, 1995The University of Wisconsin Medical School, Anatomy Department Seminar, February, 1996The University of Utah School of Medicine, Neuroscience Seminar, Salt Lake City, UT, March, 1997Wayne State University, Children’s Hospital, Neuroscience Program, Detroit, MI, April, 1999Eastern Michigan University, Biology Department, Ypsilanti, MI, October, 1999Central Michigan University, Biology Department, Mount Pleasant, MI, October, 1999Wayne State University, Biology Department, April, 2000The University of Wisconsin, Department of Biology and Microbiology, April, 2000The University of Wisconsin, Sigma Xi Banquet speaker, April, 2000Rutgers University, Invited by the Women in Neuroscience Program, November, 2000Wesleyan University, Biology Department, February, 2001The Medical College of Ohio, Anatomy and Neurobiology Department, March, 2001The University of Missouri, Division of Biological Sciences, May, 2001The University of Michigan, School of Public Health, September, 2001The University of Minnesota, Department of Genetics, Cell Biology and Development, March, 2002The University of Oregon, Neuroscience Program, December, 2002Drexel University College of Medicine, Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy, Philadelphia,

PA, April, 2003The University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Institute for Mathematics and its Applications, June, 2003Wayne State University, combined Neuroscience and Environmental training programs, 2004Bowling Green University, Biology Department, 2004Oakland University, Biology Department, 2004NIH, National Heart Lung and Blood Institute, 2004Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, CO, Neuroscience Program, 2004Stanford University, Norman K. Wessels Fest, June, 2004The University of Miami, Biology Department, April, 2005George Washington University, Robert Oakley Memorial Lecture, May, 2005Georgia State University, Atlanta, BA, April, 2007The University of Chicago, Postdoctoral Association, October, 2009

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Chicago Society for Herpetology, Chicago, IL, October, 2009IUCN Iguana Specialist Group Meeting, Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos, Ecuador, 2014

Invited Speaker or Chair for Symposia and Research WorkshopsPrinciples of Axonal Outgrowth Symposium, Neurosciences Institute Workshop Program,

Rockefeller University, New York, NY, September, 1985 Developmental Biology Symposium, Scanning Electron Microscopy Society Meeting, Hamilton,

Ontario, May, 1987The Cellular Basis of Morphogenesis Symposium, Woods Hole, MA, May, 1988Symposium on Neuronal Development, Anatomy Meeting, New Orleans, April, 1989Cell Interactions Symposium, Teratology Meeting, Victoria, BC, June, 1990Symposium on the Development and Plasticity of the Spinal Cord, Columbus, OH, July, 1990International Symposium on the Nerve Growth Cone, Madrid, Spain, October, 1990Keynote Speaker, Developmental Biology Satellite Symposium, Axonal Guidance, West Lafayette,

IN, June, 1991Chair, session at International Neuroscience meeting, Los Angeles, CA, October, 1992Chair, Developmental Biology Mini-Symposium, Developmental Biology Conference, Howard

University and Woods Hole, June, 1992Keystone Symposium, Speaker in Plenary Session on Somite Development, Molecular Biology of

Muscle Development, Snowbird, Utah, April, 1994Symposium entitled: Neural grafts: New perspectives on the development and repair of the nervous

system. Fondation Des Treilles, Paris, France, May, 1995Educational Issues Symposium, Society for Developmental Biology National Meeting, Nashville,

May 1996International Society for Developmental Biology, Tampere, Finland, July, 1996Chair, Plenary Session I, 13th International Congress of Developmental Biology, July, 1997International Somite Development Meeting, The Developmental Biology Institute of Marseille, Les

Embiez, France, October , 1997Chair, Career Development Session, Society for Developmental Biology, Stanford, CA, July, 1998Axon Guidance & Neural Plasticity, Cold Spring Harbor Symposia, September, 2002Fondation Des Treeilles, invited speaker for a meeting on Patterning and Differentiation during

Development of the Nervous System, November 1999, FranceCo-chair, Workshop on Cell Protrusions, American Society for Cell Biology, December, 2002

Local organizer, National Society for Developmental Biology meeting in June, 2006University of Miami, Seminar at Neuroscience Retreat, October, 2007Co-Chair, Models of Human Disease Workshop, University of Miami, March 23, 2011

Recent meetingsCold Spring Harbor meeting on Axon Guidance, Synaptogenesis and Neural Plasticity, September,

2006, 2008Society for Developmental Biology, Cancun, Mexico, June 2007, Philadelphia, PA, June 2008, San

Francisco, CA. June 2009Society for Cell Biology, Washington DC, December, 2007, San Francisco, CA, December 2008Zebrafish International Meeting, Madison, WI, June, 2006, 2008University of Miami, Neuroscience Retreat, October, 2007, 2008The National Science Foundation, Advance for Women in Science, Washington DC, May 2008-

present. Combined with JAM, June 2009; combined with AWIS, October 2009-presentWorld Seabird Conference, Victoria, BC, September 2010

K. W. Tosney

Herpetology meeting, Tinley, Illinois, October, 2010International Reptile conference, Daytona Beach, Florida, September 2010-presentIguana Specialist Society, IUCN, Galapagos, Ecuador, October, 2014Society for Developmental Biology, Salt Lake City, Utah, July, 2015

Solicited contributionsOther contributionsFigures from my research have been solicited for republication in 19 journal reviews, 56 textbooks and 3 educational CD/ROMs. I granted a copyright to the University of Michigan for reproductions of eight of my photographs to be sold in annual fund-raising activities.

Details: The following have solicited micrographs that I produced using scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, high-voltage electron microscopy and light microscopy. The figures taken from my work illustrate development of the neural tube, neural crest, spinal cord, limb, eye, head, somite, extracellular matrix, nerves and cultured cells. The list below does not represent republication of one or two individual micrographs. Those on neural crest and early development in particular have set the community’s conception from their first publication in the 1970/80’s and continue to be reproduced in reviews and textbooks as archetypes, forever setting the communities conception of these crucial embryonic structures.

ReviewsAuer, Maria (2012), The Role of RhoA and its Inhibitor C3bot in Peripheral Axonal Regeneration,

Ph.D. Thesis Devoto et al. (2007). The Teleost Dermomyotome, Dev. Dynamics 236(9):2432-43.Eisen, J. (1993). The development of motoneuron phenotype. In: Annual Review of NeuroscienceErickson, C. A. (1985). Neural Crest Morphogenesis. In: Developmental Biology: A Comprehensive

SynthesisKusserow, A (2008). Review of cell growth and movement in culture. GIT Laboratory Journal

EuropeLandmesser, L.T. (1984). The development of specific motor pathways in the chick embryo. Trends

in Neuroscience 7: 336-339Landmesser, L.T. (1987). Peripheral Guidance cues and the formation of specific motor projections

in the chick. In: From Message to Mind: Directions in Developmental Neurobiology. eds. S. Easter, K. Barald, and B. Carlson, Sinauer Associates

Le Douarin, N. (1978). La migration des cellules dans l'embryon. La RechercheLetourneau, P. and S. Rogers (1985). Mechanisms of nerve fiber elongation and guidance. In:

Handbook of Physiology: Developmental Neurobiology. ed., W. M. Cowan, Am. Physiological Society

Martin, G., and F. Mariani (2003). Limb skeletal patterning, Nature. Noden, D. (1978). Interactions directing the migration and cytodifferentiation of avian neural crest

cells. In: The Specificity of Embryonic Interactions, D. Garrod, ed., Chapman & HallRaper, J.A. and M. Tessier-Lavigne (1999). “Growth Cones and Axonal Pathfinding”, in

Fundamental Neuroscience, ed. M. Zigmond, F. Bloom, S. Landis, J. Roberts, L. SquireRaible, D.W., A. Wood, W. Hodsdon, P.D. Hodsdon, J.A.Weston, J.S. Eisen (1993). Review of

neural crest development. In Developmental DynamicsSampath, K. and T. Jing (2003). "Making the Floor Plate.” In: "Molecular Aspects in Fish and

Marine Biology". World Scientific, Singapore. Editors: Z. Gong, V. Korzh and C. L. Hew.Science (2001). News and Views article. July Special Issue on Epigenetics.

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Spoerle, R. and S. Tajbakh (1998). Somite Development. Cell.Strubel, G. (1994). Diffusible cues in neural development? German popular press articleSchwabe, J., C. Esteban-Rodriquez and J.C. Izpisua Belmonte (1998). “Limbs are moving: where are

they going?” Trends in Genetics 14(6): 229-235Thompson, K. (1983). Marginalia. American Scientist

TextbooksAlberts, B. D. Bray, S. Johnson, J. Lewis, M. Raff, K. Roberts and P. Walter (1998). Essential Cell

Biology Garland PublishingArms, K. and P. S. Camp (1979, 1983, 1989, 1995). Biology, Holt, Reinhart and Winston (1st-3th

editions), Saunders College Publishing (4th edition)Balinsky, I. (1980). An Introduction to Embryology, W. B. SaundersBrill, G. (1999). A Concise Curriculum in Developmental Biology (for high school Biology program

in Israel, written in Hebrew)Brill, G. et al. (2005). A Concise Curriculum in Developmental Biology, written in ArabicBrooker et al. (2007, 2010, 2013). Biology (including Chinese Language and 2008 Korean Editions). Browder, L.W. (1980, 1986, 1989). Developmental Biology, W. B. SaundersBrowder, Erickson and Jeffery (1991). Developmental Biology, W. B. Saunders Campbell, Mitchell and Reece (1990, 1994, 1996). Biology: Concepts and Connections, Benjamin /

Cummings Publishing Co. Campbell and Reece (2003). Biologie (German edition), SpektrumCarlson, B.M. (1988, 1996). Patten's Foundations of Embryology. 5th & 6th editions. McGraw HillCarlson, B.M. (1994). Human Embryology. McGraw HillCarroll, R.L. (1987). Vertebrate Paleontology and Evolution, Freeman and Co.Curtis, H. and S. Barnes (1989, 1991, 1994). Invitation to Biology, Worth Publishers Inc.Damask, A. and C. Swenberg (1983). Medical Physics Vol. III. Synapse, Neuron and Brain,

Academic PressDarnell, J. E., D. Baltimore, H. Lodish (1987). Molecular Cell Biology, W. H. FreemanDe Felici, M. et al. (2009) Elementi di embriologia umana, Piccin Nuova Libraria, Padova (Italy)

Dietz, F. (2000). Lovell and Winter’s Pediatric Orthopaedics, ed. Morrissy and Weisnstein, Lippincott-Williams and Williams.

Freeman, S., M. Harrington. J. Sharp (2001, 2003, 2010). Biological Science, Pearson Education Canada, Toronto, Canada, 1st Canadian edition.

Garrett, B. (2008). Brain and Behavior. Wadsworth, Inc.Gilbert, S. (1984, 1988,1992, 1994, 1997, 2000, 2004). Developmental Biology, Sinauer AssociatesPress, D. and the J.H. Press (2001). "The Secret Life of the Brain," companion book to the PBS

series produced by David GrubinHam, R.G. and W. J. Veomett (1981). Mechanisms of Development, MosbyHampton, S. (2010) Essential Evolutionary Psychology, SAGE Publications Ltd., LondonHart, N.H. and A.F. Hopper (1983, 1985, 1987). Foundations of Animal Development, Oxford

University PressJacobson, M. (1992). Developmental Neurobiology, Plenum Publishing Co., NYJohnson, L.G. (1987). Biology, Wm. C. Brown Co.Kalthoff, K. (1996). Analysis of Biological Development. McGraw HillKandel, E., J. Schwartz and T. Jessell (1992). Principles of Neural Science, 3rd ed.Karp, Gerald (1996, 2009). Cell and Molecular Biology, John Wiley, Inc. New YorkKeeton, W.T. (1982). Biological Science, NortonKimble, D.P. (1986). Introduction to Behavioral Neuroscience, Holt, Reinhart and Winston

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Kohdate (2003). Fundamentals of Regenerative Medicine. University of Nagoya PressKyogakusha Editorial Department (2009-2014 edition). Kyushu Daigaku (annals of Japanese

University entrance examinations), Kyogakusha Co. Ltd., Koyota, JapanLarsen, William J. (1993). Human Embryology, Churchill Livingston PressLecuit (2007, August). Review in Nature Reviews Molecular BiologyLeDouarin, N. (1982). The Neural Crest, Cambridge University PressLewis, R. (1995, 1997). Life 2nd & 3rd ed., Wm. C. BrownLodish D.H. and J.E. Darnell (1985). Molecular Cell Biology, W. H. FreemanMacNamara, J. (2004). Principles of Companion Animal Nutrition, Prentice Hall EducationMader, S. (2009). Biology, 10th ed. McGraw HillMiller and Harley (1991). Zoology, Wm. C. Brown PublishersMorrissy and Winter (2000). Morrissy and Winter’s Pediatric Orthopaedics, Lippincott-Williams

and WilliamsPurves, W.K., and G.H. Orians (1983, 1988). Life, the Science of Biology, SinauerRaven. P and G. Johnson (1986, 1989, 1992). Biology, Times Mirror MosbySchoenwolf, G. (2006). Langman’s Medical Embryology, Prentice HallStarr, C. and Taeghart (1988). Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life, Wadsworth Publishing Co.Ten Cate, A. R. (1983). Oral Histology: Development, Structure and Function, Times Mirror MosbyTobin and Morel (1996, 1998). Asking about Cells. Saunders Publishing, PhiladelphiaTobin and Morel (2000). Asking about Life. Harcourt college publishers.Trinkaus, J.P. (1983). Cells into Organs, Prentice HallWand, F. (2009, “Reading and Interpreting Gradients During Development: Cold Spring Harbor

Laboratory Press.Wallace, R., G. Sanders and R. Ferl (1995). Biology, the Science of Life. Harper CollinsWessells, N.K. (1977). Tissue Interactions and Development, W. A. BenjaminWessells, N.K. and J. L. Hopson (1988). Biology, Random HouseWoolever, K. (2011) Writing for the Technical Professions. Pearson Custom Library.Yamada, K (2009). Tethered Cord Syndrome in Children and Adults, 2nd edition, Thieme Medical

Publisher, New York.

Cover photosJ. Neuroscience, 1993, Volume 13 (9), September issue.Bioprobes, 1993, September issueCarlson, B.M. (1988). Patten's Foundations of Embryology. 5th edition. McGraw Hill.University of Michigan (1989), Biology Department Graduate Program Brochure Wessells, N.K. (1977). Tissue Interactions and Development, W. A. BenjaminGrass Instruments Calendar (1996)Runyon, R. (2007). Cancer Biology, 4th edition

WorkshopsK. Kreijns S. Poortman (2011) “Het maken van een posterpresentatie (Onderdeel Workshop 6)”. My

Powerpoint presentation on composing effective posters was translated into Dutch, incorporated into a workshop and published as a workbook for the Kennis Logistiek Centrum Fontys Hogescholen (University of Education - Teacher Training)

Announcements of Meetings and Training Programs Poster advertising the Northwest Regional Developmental Biology Conference, Friday Harbor, WA.,

May, 1988

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University of Michigan, Biology Department Graduate Program Brochure, 1989, 1993, 1994, website, 2002

University of Michigan, Biology Department entry in Peterson's Guide, 1990Michigan Math and Science Scholars Brochure, The University of Michigan 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004

Television and Popular Press"The Search for Mind", WNET public television, New York, NY, 1988. Several of my figures also

appear in the accompanying book, The Mind by R. RestakWebsite links and care guide, Pet Club UKMiami Magazine, 2007The television program Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman (2013) sought permission to

present my Origami Embryo demonstration.

CD-ROM/videodisc"Genetics: Fundamentals and Frontiers" (1996). Videodiscovery, Spokane, WAGilat, N.T. (2002). CD on Developmental Biology, in Hebrew, Weizmann Institute, IsraelBrill, G. et al. (2003). Interactive CD-Rom in Hebrew, for high school biology teachers

Public DisplaysMy materials were used in a computer-based educational exhibit on early brain development and

malformations for the 2011 Radiology Society of North America, developed by Nishant Mehta, M.D.

My two posters on “How to Design a Poster” and “How NOT to Design a Poster” were solicited to be displayed in the University of Michigan Central Library.

My posters and PowerPoint presentation on preparing effective posters are being used in a yearly assessment symposium at the University of North Texas, beginning in 2013.

Eight of my research photographs were chosen by the University of Michigan for display and sale in the Ann Arbor Art Fair, 2005-present. Only 100 figures total were chosen from the entire University of Michigan faculty.