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Michael McGinnis

Associate Professor

Spelman College

Affiliations

Division of Natural Science and Mathematics

Biology

Division of Social Sciences and Education

Spelman College

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Michael Mcginnis is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor at Spelman College.

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Michael McGinnis

Spelman College

Associate Professor

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biology microbiology technology education microbial pathogenesis microbial ecology microorganisms bacteria undergraduate research experiential learning engineering education learning sciences environmental microbiology invertebrate pathology ima fungus college english physic education engineering ethics higher education academic ethic stem education evolutionary microbiology unicellular organism protists host nucleus educational strategy nervous system behavioral neuroscience behavioral sciences neurology neuropsychology behavioural process fish biology central nervous system cognitive science neuroanatomy neural circuits psychology systems neuroscience animal cognition affective neuroscience neuroethics neurons physiology animal behavior neuroscience neurophysiology

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A New Paramoeba Isolate From Florida Exhibits a Microtubule‐Bound Endosymbiont Closely Associated With the Host Nucleus. Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology (2025)

microbial pathogenesishost nucleusbiologyenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologyinvertebrate pathologyevolutionary microbiologyima fungusunicellular organismmicroorganismsprotistsbacteriamicrobiology

Interdisciplinary Science: A Course for Non-Science Majors at Spelman College. (1997)

technologycollege englishphysic educationundergraduate researchengineering ethicshigher educationexperiential learningengineering educationlearning sciencesscience and technology studiesservicelearningacademic ethiceducationeducational strategysocial sciencesindependent studiesstem education

Regeneration of Rat Sciatic Nerves in Silicone Tubes: Evidence. (1994)

The Growth of Pc12 Neurites is Biased. (1994)

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Michael McGinnis

Associate Professor

Spelman College

Affiliations

Division of Natural Science and Mathematics

Biology

Division of Social Sciences and Education

Spelman College

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Michael Mcginnis is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor at Spelman College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michael McGinnis

Spelman College

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A New Paramoeba Isolate From Florida Exhibits a Microtubule‐Bound Endosymbiont Closely Associated With the Host Nucleus. Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology (2025)

Interdisciplinary Science: A Course for Non-Science Majors at Spelman College. (1997)

Regeneration of Rat Sciatic Nerves in Silicone Tubes: Evidence. (1994)

The Growth of Pc12 Neurites is Biased. (1994)

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