Michael Godsey
Director, Master of Medical Science Program
Associate Professor
- Ph.D., Oregon Health & Science University
- M.S., University of Oregon
Department of Biochemistry
BIO
Michael Godsey, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Biochemistry and the Director of the Master of Medical Science program. His research interest is in the area of structural biology, having trained in multiple methods of protein structure solution. His research experience spans structural studies on a variety of systems, including ion-gated channels, multidrug resistance regulators, and activators of cancer prodrugs, having worked in labs at the University of Oregon, Oregon Health & Science University, Northwestern University, and Yale University.
A member of the Teaching Academy, Dr. Godsey is also an experienced and enthusiastic educator, having taught science and biochemistry at levels from junior high through medical school. He is the course director for several biochemistry courses, with decades of experience in building and delivering both online and on-campus education at the university level.
Courses
- BIOC 3001 (online)
- BIOC 6001 (online and on-campus)
- BIOC 6002 (online and on-campus)
Publications
Bio
Michael Godsey, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Biochemistry and the Director of the Master of Medical Science program. His research interest is in the area of structural biology, having trained in multiple methods of protein structure solution. His research experience spans structural studies on a variety of systems, including ion-gated channels, multidrug resistance regulators, and activators of cancer prodrugs, having worked in labs at the University of Oregon, Oregon Health & Science University, Northwestern University, and Yale University.
A member of the Teaching Academy, Dr. Godsey is also an experienced and enthusiastic educator, having taught science and biochemistry at levels from junior high through medical school. He is the course director for several biochemistry courses, with decades of experience in building and delivering both online and on-campus education at the university level.
Courses
- BIOC 3001 (online)
- BIOC 6001 (online and on-campus)
- BIOC 6002 (online and on-campus)