Robin Wright  wrightr@u.washington.edu  238 Kincaid Hall  Lab: 206-685-3651	Robin Wright is an associate professor in the Department of  Zoology. She has been at the University of Washington for  almost 11 years. Her research focuses on understanding how cells  alter their structure in response to physiological or environmental  changes. Robin graduated from the University of Georgia, with  a B.S. in biology, and obtained her Ph.D. in molecular biology  from Carnegie-Mellon University, in Pittsburgh, PA. She then did  postdoctoral work at the University of California, Berkeley,  for 4 years before coming to the University of Washington in  September 1990.
Wendy Rockhill  wrockhil@u.washington.edu  248 or 154 Kincaid Hall  Lab: 206-616-3383	Wendy Rockhill is a graduate student in the Department of  Zoology. She has been at the University of Washington for 2 years.  She has bachelor and master of science degrees from Western  Washington University. Her master's thesis involved analysis of  vertebrate morphology. Her current research is in the area of  cellular and developmental biology. She is studying the migration  and physiology of gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH)  neurons as well as their interactions with olfactory  and vomeronasal neurons.