Faculty > Dr. Harold Wilkinson, Department Chair 2005-2006

LTSC205
Associate Professor, Physiology
217-424-6233
HWilkinson@millikin.edu

Dr. Wilkinson teaches anatomy and physiology and the freshman course, Attributes of Life. He is interested in membranes, membrane transport/respiration and respiratory physiology.

Courses Taught:

• Bi 206: Anatomy and Physiology I - Fall
• Bi 207: Anatomy and Physiology II - Spring
• Bi 306: Animal Physiology - Fall
• Bi 356: Animal Physiology Lab - Fall
• Bi 108: Attributes of Life - Spring
• Bi 158: Attributes of Life Laboratory - Spring
• Bi 481,482: Seminar - Fall, Spring
• Bi 102: Topics in Biology - Fall, Spring

Professional:

• Member of American Physiological Society (APS)
• Executive Director of Sigma Zeta, National Science and Mathematics Honor Society
• Member of the Association of College and University Biology Educators (ACUBE)
• Member of the Association of Biology Laboratory Educators

Personal:

• Education
  • Ph.D - Comparative Animal Physiology - University of Illinois
  • M.S. - Environmental Physiology - Michigan Technological University
  • B. S. - Microbiology - Brigham Young University
    
    
• Research Interests
  • Ion Transport in Kidney Tubules /Kidney Physiology
  • Oxygen Consumption in Isolated Tubule Cells
  • Comparative Oxygen Consumption/ Vertebrate and Invertebrate
    
    
• Recreation Interests
  • Camping, Magic Card Game as well as performance, Canoeing, Scouting
    
    
• Personal Information
  • Married, Six Children, Bishop of Latter-day Saint Congregation