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Location: Bowdoin / William R. Jackman

Biology

William R. Jackman

Assistant Professor of Biology

Spring 2012

Advanced Independent Study and Honors in Biology (BIO 401)

Advanced Independent Study and Honors in Biology (BIO 402)

Advanced Independent Study and Honors in Biology (BIO 404)

Advanced Independent Study and Honors in Biochemistry (BIOC 401)

Advanced Independent Study and Honors in Biochemistry (BIOC 402)

Phone	798-4396
Title	Assistant Professor
Department	Biology
Work Location	130 B Druckenmiller Hall
E-Mail	wjackman@bowdoin.edu

William R. Jackman: Bowdoin College

Research on the Developmental Mechanisms of Tooth Formation and Evolution
Biology 217 Developmental Biology
Biology 109 Introductory Biology
Biology 307 Evolutionary Developmental Biology
Biology 401 Independent Study Research
Curriculum Vitae