Missouri State University Biomedical Sciences Program

04/20/2026

Last week, our undergraduate and graduate students participated in the 30th annual MCHHS Student Research Symposium! We're proud of our students and we love hearing about all the hard work they do. 🐻🧬

04/16/2026

Come join us this summer for DNA camp!!

Grade 9-12

Don’t forget to register!!

See you soon!

04/15/2026

DNA CAMP DATES ARE: July 20-23, 10a to 3pm
To Register:
http://www.missouristate.edu/SHS/dna-camp.htm?v=march23

04/15/2026

Please join us for DNA camp this summer! If you know someone who loves science and are in grades 9-12, please share this information with them!

04/14/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Thomas Mottl, one of our own!

Join us in congratulating Dr. Stinnett and Dr. Mottl in their appointment as Chief Residents for the 2026-2027 academic year!

04/13/2026

This past Saturday, Biomedical Sciences students represented our program at the Missouri Academy of Science annual meeting.

Abstracts were submitted from the Hulme, Kelley, Smith, Tsai, Ulbricht, Wang, and Zimmerman labs. We're proud of our graduate and undergraduate students for all of their hard work! Keep it up, Biomedical Bears! 🐻👩🏻‍🔬🧪🦠🐁🐊

01/17/2026

Two biomedical sciences students earn top honors in Public Affairs Essay Contest.

11/27/2025

Wishing everyone a restful break! 🍂

11/21/2025

This semester in Medical Microbiology lab, students gave poster presentations with findings from their Bacterial Isolation and Characterization projects. 🦠

The students applied skills they learned in lab to identify bacteria that is present in environments they interact with on a daily basis. This project gave students first-hand experience with experimental design, giving them a new perspective on research and the importance of the lab techniques they've learned this semester.

11/21/2025

Our very own Dr. Meghan Kelley was featured in the November faculty spotlight. :) She describes her research in sensory physiology, her teaching philosophy, and how her academic journey led her to Missouri State.

Advancing sensory physiology and student-centered learning.