Dr. Sherlin Moses is an Associate Professor of Biology with over 25 years of experience in the field of Biology in various capacities, including research, regulation, and teaching. She received her Ph.D. in 2001 in life sciences with special emphasis on Fluoride toxicity. Subsequently, she did her Post- Doctoral Research fellowship focusing on neurodegenerative disorders. She has immense experience in the field of regulatory toxicology with a specific focus on genetic toxicity testing and different tiers of toxicity testing which led to her interest in teratogenicity as her primary research for Doctoral work. She has published several peer reviewed articles based on her findings and some of which are cited in many other papers including WHO and EPA. She has been teaching several Biology courses including Introductory Biology, Microbiology, Cell Biology, and Genetics to Undergraduate students for 13 years. Her passion is to teach Biology, helping students learn and build their knowledge across varying levels, and help students recognize the value and relevance of the material learned, and its applications in their future careers. She values the importance of true learning by having a good learning environment with open discussions, engaging, guiding and allowing students to think critically and communicate clearly starting from the Introductory classes to more advanced levels. She strongly believes in GCU’s core mission and Christian values.