Link to this post | posted 10 Oct, 2021 21:08

Tamarah_Adair

https://apply.interfolio.com/87932 The Department of Biology (www.baylor.edu/biology) in the College of Arts & Sciences (www.baylor.edu/artsandsciences) seeks applications for a Lecturer position to teach multiple sections of undergraduate Physiology including human anatomy (majors), human physiology (majors) and human anatomy & physiology (allied health). Lecturers are also expected to teach in the undergraduate introductory biology sequence. Lecturers should develop educational strategies that incorporate student-centered learning activities for lecture and innovative curricula for lab courses, and promote a culture of discovery through excellence in teaching. The department has developed and encourages the use of an undergraduate Learning Assistant program to facilitate active learning. While research is not a requirement of the position, the department has future plans to encourage lecturers to participate in course-based undergraduate research experiences. This position is a 10-month appointment during the academic year. Teaching opportunities during summers may be available depending on student demand. Though not a tenure-track position, Regular Lecturers are full-time faculty and are eligible to progress toward the rank of Senior Lecturer. Salary is commensurate with experience and qualifications. Qualifications Successful applicants will hold a Ph.D. or equivalent in a biologically related discipline and will have a track record of developing student-centered learning activities that includes developing course-based undergraduate research experiences or other innovative approaches. The Department of Biology keenly values diversity amongst its faculty and students and believes it is essential to achieving excellence. Application Instructions Applications will be accepted until the position is filled, but to ensure full consideration, complete applications must be submitted by September 30, 2021. To apply, submit a letter of application, a 1-2 page teaching statement, prior research statement, a current curriculum vitae, a copy of an official transcript showing the highest degree conferred (if the Ph.D. is in progress, a copy of the official transcript of completed Ph.D. hours should also be submitted), and names and contact information of 3 individuals that the search committee can contact for letters of recommendation. Inquiries about the position can be sent to Search Committee Chair, Dr. Marcie Moehnke at BioLecturerSearch@baylor.edu.

Link to this post | posted 27 May, 2021 02:10

Tamarah_Adair

debbie Becky, I asked around because I don't use Wine. Tammy Adair (at Baylor) offered this: "As far as I can tell we cannot use wine on any systems past Catalina . Most of my Mac students used a virtual machine set up that our IT department provided. The IT guy that I have been working with for the past 10 years does not see a fix.". This is what I was told- DNAMaster itself is a 32-bit program, as is wine in any stable form (even if there were a stable 64-bit wine it wouldn’t matter as long until/unless DNAMaster goes 64-bit, which is unlikely). The Wine-on-os x method of running DNAMaster on OS X is at an end, as Catalina dropped support for 32-bit apps. If you have a Mac with 10.15 the only option at this point is to run it in a Windows VM (e.g. VMWare).

Link to this post | posted 07 May, 2021 15:10
Tamarah_Adair	I am getting this error, but the link Dan provided is no longer working. Does anyone have an update? Thanks, Tammy

Link to this post | posted 07 Apr, 2021 19:46
Tamarah_Adair	OK. Thanks.

Link to this post | posted 07 Apr, 2021 19:46
Tamarah_Adair	OK. Thanks.

Link to this post | posted 05 Apr, 2021 21:44
Tamarah_Adair	We are curious about the overlapping genes called in the AV cluster, such as Nellie 29/30 and Jasmine 32/33. Is there any information on this type of overlap being found in other phages or something else I am missing out on here? Thanks.

Link to this post | posted 10 Aug, 2018 01:59
Tamarah_Adair	The best I can figure is that it has to do with the OS. Baylor has 10.12.6 (which will not copy and paste from documentation) and I have 10.13.6 (which will copy and paste from documentation). Kristen- I'm just wondering which version are you using? I was able to use a PC and OH MY what a difference. Best wishes!

Link to this post | posted 08 Aug, 2018 21:56
Tamarah_Adair	`Well that didn't work. HMMM…

Link to this post | posted 08 Aug, 2018 12:35
Tamarah_Adair	Thanks Kristen. I tried this also and I am not able to paste into the text editor. I was sure that I had been able to do this before, so I tried again at home. I have an imac with a different mouse and I am able to copy and paste from documentation to documentation. I am going to test this at work today. Are you using an Apple Mouse?

Link to this post | posted 07 Aug, 2018 21:55
Tamarah_Adair	I am not able to Copy/Paste from documentation to documentation. It works from Notes to documentation, but not from documentation to documentation or documentation to anywhere. It looks like it has been selected and copied, but there is no way to paste. The preferences in X11 must be on or it would not copy/paste in other places, right?