Genetics Graduate Program – Michigan State University

The Genetics Graduate Program was developed in 1970 as an interdepartmental degree-granting program that provides graduate education in the field of genetics, and over 200 alumni have received PhD degrees in Genetics. The program is administered through the College of Natural Science, and participating faculty have academic appointments in various MSU departments or institutions affiliated with MSU. The objectives of the Genetics Program are to train students for careers in research, teaching, and other science-related fields that rely on a deep understanding of the scientific method and of the nature and significance of genetics and genomics. After training, students should be able to appreciate and contribute to new developments in this rapidly changing field.

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Congratulations to Jinpeng Li who received the 2nd place AACT and Charles River Best Abstract Award, and the 3rd place ITSS Student Presentation Award for his poster presentation at the Society of Toxicology 55th Annual Meeting!

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Genetics Graduate Program - Michigan State University