The Curriculum in Toxicology at UNC

The Curriculum in Toxicology at the University of North Carolina consistently ranks among the top Toxicology programs in the country. Our outstanding faculty include researchers on the UNC campus and scientists located in government and private laboratories in the Research Triangle Park.

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The Chronicle of Higher Education ranks the Curriculum in Toxicology as the top Toxicology graduate program in the USA Toxicology students share a light moment during the poster session of the 2008 Curriculum in Toxicology Retreat Doctoral student Michele A. La Merrill presents at the 8th Annual Women's Health Research Day at UNC-CH Doctoral student Tamara Tal receives the 2007 Impact Award from the Graduate Education Advancement Board at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Doctoral student Alison Hege has been awarded a competitive EPA Science to Achieve Results fellowship in August 2007 to support her doctoral research  

The Chronicle of Higher Education ranks the Curriculum in Toxicology as the top Toxicology graduate program in the USA. January 12, 2007.

Toxicology students share a light moment during the poster session of the 2008 Curriculum in Toxicology Retreat.

Doctoral student Michele A. La Merrill presents at the 8th Annual Women's Health Research Day at UNC-CH. April 2007.

Doctoral student Tamara Tal receives the 2007 Impact Award from the Graduate Education Advancement Board at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Doctoral student Alison Hege has been awarded a competitive EPA Science to Achieve Results fellowship in August 2007 to support her doctoral research.

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2008 Research Retreat

January 23, 2008

Faculty and students of the Curriculum in Toxicology met at the Friday Center on January 8th for the Curriculum’s annual retreat. It was a great honor that all four members of the External Advisory Committee, Dr. John Essigmann (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Dr. John Groopman (Johns Hopkins University), Dr. Ernest Hodgson (North Carolina State University) and Dr. Robert Roth (Michigan State University), were able to attend this year.
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Welcome to our new site

October 31, 2007

Welcome to the new Curriculum in Toxicology website. In the near future we plan to continue to expand this site with new information on our training programs. We would welcome your suggestions on how to make this site most useful to you!
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