Thomas Brady, PhD
Professor of Biomedical Sciences
Program Director of BMS and Microbiology/Immunology
BA, BS, St Marys College
MS, Long Island University Southampton, Southhampton, NY
PhD, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
I am a Professor of Biomedical Sciences, graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from St. Mary’s College (KS), a Master of Science degree in Medical Biology from Long Island University, and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Pathobiology from the University of Connecticut. I have taught at Quinnipiac for the past 38 years, and regularly teach courses in pathophysiology (BMS 318), disease mechanisms (PA 535), toxicology (BMS 325 and BMS 552), the human organism (BMS 117) and human health and disease (BMS 162).
I served as the Chairman of the Biomedical Sciences Department for 15 years, ending my stint in June 2018. My general research interests include: human disease mechanisms, biochemical toxicology, evolution, astrobiology, dog behavior/evolution and, Nature as an Art Form.
