Presentations
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Invited Presentations
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Heather Hale
(09-2007).
Prolactin and Female Fertility: Generation of Transgenic Mouse Models.
The College of Wooster, Mateer Hall
,Wooster, Ohio.
Other Institution
Department
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Heather Hale
(10-2007).
Expression of Human Prolactin in Mice.
Pocmont Conference Center
,Bushkill Falls, PA.
Conference
International
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Poster Presentations
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Heather Hale
(05-2007).
Generation of Novel Transgenic Mouse Models in Studying Pituitary and Extrapituitary Prolactin.
The Genome Research Institute
,Cincinnati, Ohio.
UC
Department
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Heather Hale
(05-2008).
Human-Compatible Animals Models for Preclinical Research on Prolactin in Breast Cancer.
Children's Hospital Research Center
,Cincinnati, Ohio.
UC
Department
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Honors and Awards
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05-2008
-05-2008
Human-Compatible Animals Models for Preclinical Research on Prolactin in Breast Cancer
Poster competition; First place
Monetary
$150.00
Recipient
Department
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05-2008
-05-2008
Ryan Fellowship
Established in 1967 by Alice M. Ryan, in honor of her father Albert, the Ryan Foundation annually awards fellowships to students at three institutions (UC, Dartmouth and Harvard). The Ryan Fellowship is the highest honor the College of Medicine awards to a graduate student. It recognizes outstanding research accomplishments and potential, and provides an increase in the stipend of the recipient, and also offsets some of the stipend support that must be provided by the PI.
Fellowship
Nomination
University
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05-2008
-05-2008
Ryan Fellowship;
Established in 1967 by Alice M. Ryan, in honor of her father Albert, the Ryan Foundation annually awards fellowships to students at three institutions (UC, Dartmouth and Harvard). The Ryan Fellowship is the highest honor the College of Medicine awards to a graduate student. It recognizes outstanding research accomplishments and potential, and provides an increase in the stipend of the recipient, and also offsets some of the stipend support that must be provided by the PI.
Fellowship
Nomination
University
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03-2007
-03-2009
"Training in Development and Perinatal Endocrinology";
Awarded to graduate students with a desire to pursue a career in academia.
Monetary
-Stipend and additional funding awarded
Recipient
University
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