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- Ralph Stevens
- Associate Professor
- Department of Biological Sciences
- 302p Mills Godwin Bldg
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Norfolk,
VA
23529
- 757-683-4775
- rstevens@odu.edu
- University Professor, Advisor for Alpha Episilon Delta, Prehealth club as well as the advisor pre-health curriculum (medical,
dental, physical therapy and others)
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Education
- University Of Texas - Health Science Center - Houston,
1983
- Major: Reproductive Medicine and Biology
- Degree: Ph. D.
- Wayne State University Medical School,
1977
- Major: Physiology and Neuroendocrinology
- Degree: M.S.
- Michigan State University,
1972
- Major: Biochemistry
- Degree: B.S.
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Books
- Stevens, R. (2000). Course Integration Guide, to accompany Anatomy and Physiology. Seeley, Stephens, and Tate, W.C. Brown, McGraw-Hill Publishing.
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Book Chapters
- Stevens, R. (1988). Basic Sperm Anatomy and Physiology for the Clinician, in "Human Spermatozoa in Assisted Reproduction.. Williams and Wilkins.
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Articles
- Stevens, R., Christiansen, A. K., Komorowski, T. E., Wilson, B., and Ma, S. F. (1985). The distribution of serum albumin in the ras testis, studied by electron microscope immunocytochemistry on ultrathin frozen
sections. Endocrinology, 116, (pp. 1983-1996).
- Stevens, R., and Lawson, D. M. (1980). Size heterogeneity of plasma prolactin: Effect of chronic estrogen treatment. Life Sciences, 27, (pp. 1489-1494).
- Stevens, R., and Lawson, D. M. (1977). Size homogeneity of plasma prolactin in the female rat following various natural, pharmacological and stressful stimuli. Life Sciences, 20, (pp. 1961-1968).
- Stevens, R., and Lawson, D. M. (1977). The influence of estrogen on plasma prolactin levels induced by thyrotrophin releasing hormone (TRH), clonodine and serotonin
in ovariectomized rats. Life Sciences, 20, (pp. 261-266).
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Presentations
- Monoclonal Antibody Lymphoscintigraphy in Breast Cancer: Preliminary Evaluation
- Sponsoring Organization: The Radiological Society of North America
- Location: Chicago, IL
- Date: 1986
- Authors/Presenters:
Stevens, R.
- The distribution of serum albumin in the testis of rabbits, mice, and guinea pigs, studied by electron microscope immunocytochemistry
on ultrathin frozen sections
- Sponsoring Organization: American Society of Andrology
- Location: Grand Rapids, MI
- Date: 1984
- Authors/Presenters:
Stevens, R.
Komorowski, T. E.
Christiansen, A. K.
- The quantitative maintenance of spermatogenesis in the adult hypophysectomized rat
- Conference Name:
- Location: San Antonio, TX
- Date: 1983
- Authors/Presenters:
Stevens, R.
Steinberger, E.
- Alterations in size heterogeneity patterns of rat prolactin in periods of hypersecretion
- Conference Name:
- Location: Atlanta, GA
- Date: 1978
- Authors/Presenters:
Lawson, D. M.
Stevens, R.
- Size homogeneity of plasma prolactin in the female rat following various natural, pharmacological and stressful stimuli
- Conference Name:
- Location: Chicago, IL
- Date: 1977
- Authors/Presenters:
Stevens, R.
Lawson, D. M.
- University Professor Award & Stipend, Office of the Provost and Academic Affairs
- Advisor of the Year Award, Division of Student Affairs Leadership Recognition
- Shining Star Award, Division of Student Affairs
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University, (Nicholas S. Rister, Honors Graduate), and Outstanding College Scholar
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University (Vassiliki Pravodelov, Honors Graduate) Kaufman Finalist, and Outstanding College Scholar
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University, (Brittany E. Fields, Honors Graduate) Kaufman Finalist
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University, (Marcelino Latino, Honors Graduate) Kaufman Finalist
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University, (Debochi Chaudhuri, Honors Graduate, Entering EVMS in the Fall) Dominion Scholar
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University, (Monique Cifferani, Honors Graduate) Kaufman Finalist and eventual Second Place Award winner
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University (Juila Sharp, Top Honors Graduate in the College of Sciences)
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University, (Candice Gabriel, Honors Graduate and BSMD) Kaufman Finalist and eventual Second Place Award winner,
Dominion Scholar
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University, (Krishna C. Chaudhuri, Honors Graduate, Entering EVMS in the Fall) Presidential Scholar
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University, (Kristina C. Burri, Honors Graduate and BSMD) Dominion Scholar
- Armada Hoffler Weekend College Teaching Award
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University (Lien Thi Phan, Dominion Scholar and Outstanding College Scholar and University Scholar, Top Honors
Graduate in the College of Sciences)
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University (Mily Joy Kannarkat, Honors Graduate and BSMD) Rhodes Scholarship State Finalist, Kaufman Finalist
and eventual Second Place winner, Dominion Scholar
- Honorary Member of Golden Key International Honor Society
- 2001: Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University (Angelique Thai Nguyen, Dominion Scholar, Honors Graduate and BSMD)
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University (Anshu Mahajan, Honors Graduate and BSMD) Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship Nominee
- 2001: Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University (Rhonda Spring Houpt, Dominion Scholar, Honors Graduate and BSMD)
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award in the University, Old Dominion University (Honors Graduate and Kaufman Award Winner, Sharifa Charley's)
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award, Old Dominion University (Chris Libby, Top Honors Graduate in the College of Sciences), Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship Nominee
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award in the College of Sciences, Old Dominion University (Chris Libby, Top Honors Graduate in the College of Sciences)
- Outstanding Faculty Award, Office of Student Activities, Nancy B. Lindgren & Dana Burnett received the award from 4 honors graduates, (Ron Tallento,
Errica Lawson, Michael Hogan, Jason Schumidine)
- Favorite Professor, Delta Sigma Lambda, (Beth Farris)
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award in the College of Sciences, Old Dominion University (Don Kineston, Top Honors Graduate in the College of Sciences)
- Outstanding Faculty Award, Office of Student Activities, (Tamica Givens)
- Outstanding Faculty Award, Office of Student Activities, (Shakira Freckelton)
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award in the College of Sciences, Old Dominion University (Brian Kann, Dominion Scholar and Top Honors Graduate in the College of Sciences
- Order of Omega, an Honorary Award for service, Beta Beta Chapter of the Order of Omega Honor Society, which is made up of Old Dominion University Honor Students who are
affiliated with Greek Letter Organizations
- Most Inspiring Faculty Award in the College of Sciences, Old Dominion University
- Excellence in Research in Anatomy and Physiology, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, University of Texas Medical School at Houston
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Contracts, Grants and Sponsored Research