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troduction to Research, 1 undergraduate/yr, 50 hrs/yr 1998.1999, Biology 99, Honors Thesis Advisor, 2 undergraduates/yr, 100 hrs/student 1999.2000, Thesis Advisory Committee, HST Speech & Hearing Sciences, 1 graduate student/yr, 16 hrs/yr 2000, Thesis Qualifying Examination Committee, HST, Speech & Hearing Sciences 200

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troduction to Research, 1 undergraduate/yr, 50 hrs/yr 1998.1999, Biology 99, Honors Thesis Advisor, 2 undergraduates/yr, 100 hrs/student 1999.2000, Thesis Advisory Committee, HST Speech & Hearing Sciences, 1 graduate student/yr, 16 hrs/yr 2000, Thesis Qualifying Examination Committee, HST, Speech & Hearing Sciences 200

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