After graduating from Southwestern Adventist University with a Bachelor’s of Biology, Dr. Erin Maloney joined a biomedical research lab at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in Tyler, Texas. She studied the bacteria that cause tuberculosis to learn about how this disease might be treated more effectively. After she completed her doctorate, Maloney worked as a life sciences teacher at Ouachita Hills College in rural Arkansas. Through the years, she remained involved with Southwestern's Dinosaur Project, traveling to Wyoming every summer to help recover and study fossils. When Maloney is not teaching or digging for bones, she loves to spend time with her husband and their daughter. Some of their favorite activities include exploring the parks, trails, museums and restaurants in Fort Worth and Dallas. Some weekends, they prefer to stay home and relax with the cows at their family ranch.

BIOL 101 : Anatomy & Physiology I
BIOL 102 : Anatomy & Physiology II
BIOL 320 : Genetics
BIOL 340 : Cell and Molecular Biology I
BIOL 341 : Cell and Molecular Biology II
BIOL 410 : Human Physiology

B.S. Biology, Southwestern Adventist University, 2000
Master's degree in Biotechnology, Stephen F. Austin State University, 2008
Doctorate in Medical Biology, Polish Academy of Sciences, 2012

Joint Admission Medical Program (JAMP) faculty director