So he's one of the gang, he's not really an exception. He's a little boyish, but at the mathematical level he keeps up with them and participates equally.
He fits in with the other students, he's not that much shorter than they are. And I've made many friendships and they've given me such a great opportunity to interact with them as well as to learn." WIDE SHOT OF CLASSROOM SMV PROFESSOR KEVIN McCRIMMON TALKING TO CLASS SCU SOUNDBITE (English) PROFESSOR KEVIN McCRIMMON SAYING: "He fits in very well. Greg Smith for his nearing graduation.A precocious kiss goes to boy genius Greg Smith, class of 2003. And I see myself as another student who wants to gain as much knowledge as they can." (REPORTER ASKS: AND HOW HAVE YOU FELT WITH YOUR OTHER CLASSMATES, AS FAR AS THEIR ACCEPTANCE?) "My other classmates have been wonderful. And I love the abilities I'm gaining to learn.
And so I believe one of the most important things in preparing for the sciences is to get a great mathematics foundation." VARIOUS OF GREG IN THE LIBRARY (4 SHOTS) VARIOUS OF GREG WORKING WITH STUDY GROUP (4 SHOTS) SCU SOUNDBITE (English) GREG SMITH SAYING: "I love my life. I believe that science is the gateway to understanding the mysteries of our universe and that mathematics is the beacon that lights its path. SITTING IN CLASS SLV GREG WALKING ON UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA CAMPUS SCU SOUNDBITE (English) GREG SMITH SAYING: "I do desire to get four Ph.D.s, in mathematics, biomedical research, aerospace engineering and political science. Smith serves as the pre-nursing program advisor and the college's Commencement Grand Marshal.CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA UNITED STATES (JUNE 25) (REUTERS) VARIOUS OF GREGORY SMITH WRITING MATHEMATICAL PROOF ON BLACKBOARD (2 SHOTS) VARIOUS OF STUDENTS IN CLASS (2 SHOTS) CLOSE UP OF GREG WRITING ON BLACKBOARD CUTAWAY OF ALGEBRA TEXTBOOK WIDE SHOT OF CLASS CLOSE UP OF GREG
Smith partnered with fellow biology faculty member Paul Pickhardt to create Lakeland's tropical biology course in Belize, a hands-on opportunity to conduct research in the rainforest. Smith's research with students in the LURE program focuses on understanding the mechanisms of protein aggregation as they relate to prion diseases (Chronic Wasting Disease in deer and elk, Mad Cow Disease in bovines, etc.)Īmong courses Smith designed or co-designed at Lakeland are bioinformatics, scientific analysis and writing I, and scientific analysis and writing II. He is co-founder of the Lakeland Undergraduate Research Experience (LURE), which allows students to work alongside their faculty as peers in conducting primary research. from the University of Oregon in 2001 and completed his post-doctoral work at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2003. Greg Smith, a member of the college's faculty since 2003, earned his Ph.D.
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