Undergraduate
Lecture Demonstrations
Welcome to the new prep-room demonstration website!
What has changed?
- Revised and new demonstrations
- Shorter, more concise procedures
- Each demonstration will take less than 10 minutes
- Video link library for last minute needs and examples of what the demonstration should look like
Student's Research Adventure - 2010
Steven Smith - Summer in China
Tucson, Arizona recently broke the 1 million mark for population. But a visit to wildcat country during the summer months could lead to some serious head scratching about the legitimacy of such claims. It seems every year the end of the traditional academic season in May brings with it somewhat of a mass exodus out of the sweltering heat of southern Arizona that seems to markedly decrease the population of this eclectic and fun city. This summer, I was part of this exiting crowd that escaped the desert.
Student's Research Adventure - 2010
Aubri Carman and Kristen Bratton - Study Abroad in Africa
This summer we had the opportunity to participate in a Child Family Health International program in Durban, South Africa. For four weeks, we spent time at different clinical sites around the city learning about the South African healthcare system and the unique healthcare challenges in the region, including the impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Student's Research Adventure - 2010
Ersilia Angehel - Manchester Metropolitan University, London
Student's Research Adventure - 2008
Beryl Jones - Janelia Farm Research Campus
Student's Research Adventure - 2007
Michaela Long in St. Anthony Falls Laboratory in Minneapolis
Student's Research Adventure - 2008
Amy Alabaster in Namibia, Southern Africa
I spent five weeks in Namibia (in southern Africa) as part of a summer session one study abroad program. We were studying conservation biology and desert ecology. The class was more of an excuse for the UA program leaders to take us to some of the more spectacular and interesting parts of the country.