Rolfes Lab
Understanding Cellular Responses to Environmental Conditions
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Graduate Students

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Sylvia Min Arnold 

Sylvia graduated with a B.S. in Biology from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County in 2017 where she worked in Dr. Erin Green's lab for two years. During her time there, she worked on characterizing Set5, a yeast histone methyltransferase. After graduating, she joined the Rolfes lab at Georgetown University and is currently working on understanding the yeast transcription factor Grf10 and its role in virulence of Candida albicans. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her friends and family, baking, and trying new foods! ​  
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Victoria Morrisette

Victoria joined my lab and the Department of Biology PhD program in the fall of 2015.  She completed her undergraduate degree in the Department of Biochemistry from Virginia Tech University. She is working on the Siw14 phosphatase of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. 

Victoria loves her dog and enjoys good wine. 

Undergraduate Students

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Summer Research 
2019 summer with Jack Ryan and Erin NewRingeisen
2020 ... virtual research with Finn Thompson and Georgia Payne

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(2016 summer, picture on the left)
[back] Kate Kim, Victoria Morrissette, and Tanaporn (Gift) Wangsanut

[front] Josh Tobin, Katie Porter (visiting summer student)


Seniors
​Kat Flug ... will be attending graduate school at UC Berkeley in the Molecular & Cell Biology PhD program
Finn Thompson... will be attending graduate school at the MIT in the Department of Biology PhD program

Juniors
Audrey Douches

Sophomores

Michael Chorabik
​Joseph Voight
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