Sian Ritchie

^{The School of Biological Sciences}

Field of Study:
Title:	Clinical Assistant Professor
Degrees:	Ph.D. University of Reading, UK M.I.T. Washington State University
Homepage:	Homepage/Lab Web Site Link
Google Scholar:	Google Scholar
Office:	287 Eastlick
Email:	sian_ritchie@wsu.edu
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Mailing Address:	School of Biological Sciences Washington State University PO Box 644236 Pullman,WA 99164-4236

RESEARCH INTERESTS

I advise students pursing Biology, Zoology, and General Studies-Basic Medical Sciences degrees.

If you would like to meet with me and are not a current advisee send me an email.

If you are in one of the classes I teach (SCI 101, HONS 290, various BIOL classes) more information can be found on the Blackboard webpage for the class.

I am interested in using technology to improve undergraduate classes.

Representative Publications:

Ritchie S (2018) Providing online lectures for regular classes: how does it impact attendance and student performance? Manuscript in preparation
Ritchie S (2016) Self-assessment of video-recorded presentations: does it improve skills? In Press Active learning in Higher Education 17(3), 207-221.
Strader L, Ritchie S, Soule J, McGinnis K, Steber C (2004) Recessive-interfering mutations in the gibberellin signaling gene SLEEPY1 are rescued by overexpression of its homologue, SNEEZY. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 101; 12771-12776
McCubbin A, Ritchie S, Swanson S, Gilroy S (2004) The calcium-dependent protein kinase HvCDPK1 mediates the gibberellic acid response of the barley aleurone through regulation of vacuolar function. Plant Journal 39; 206-218
Ritchie S, Swanson S, Gilroy S (2002) From common signaling components to cell specific responses: insights from the cereal aleurone. Physiologia Plantarum115; 342-351