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As Mellon College of Science Assistant Dean for Educational Initiatives, Kenneth Hovis oversees the MCS core education. Launched in 2015, the new and innovative program prepares undergraudates to be 21st century scientists by fostering their growth as scholars, professionals, citizens and people. It's an ambitious effort to put CMU at the forefront of science education while preparing the next generation of science leaders.

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Ph.D. in Biological Sciences alumnus Ken Hovis describes his experience within the department and what his plans for the future are.

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Ken Hovis, assistant professor of biological sciences, describes his path to a career in neuroscience.
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