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Althea K. Alton, Associate Professor

Contact Information:
309/298-3025
Waggoner Hall 213
AK-Alton1@wiu.edu

Degree:
Ph.D. from Cornell, 1981

Courses Taught:
Biology 170 (Introduction to Health Careers), Biology 328 (Histology), Biology 340 (Genetics), Biology 470H (Honors Seminar), Women's Studies 391 (Women and Spirituality)

Research Interests:
Aging; Women's Health Issues.

Department of Biological Sciences
Waggoner Hall 372 • 1 University Circle
Macomb, Illinois 61455
Phone: 309/298-1546 Fax: 309/298-2270 • E-mail (Secretary): LA-Turke@wiu.edu