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Holly McQuithey is a faculty member in the Department of Biology. She has a strong background in cancer research and science education. Previously, she was a research associate at Henry Ford Pancreatic Cancer Center, where she researched specific mechanisms that govern chemotherapeutic resistance in pancreatic adenocarcinoma. She holds a Master of Science in Cancer Biology from Wayne State University School of Medicine and a bachelor’s degree in Clinical Laboratory Science (Cytogenetics) from Eastern Michigan University.

McQuithey's experience in cancer research, particularly in exploring the genetic mechanisms of pancreatic cancer and novel immunotherapy approaches, has shaped her approach to teaching. She brings a research-driven, inquiry-based mindset into the classroom, encouraging her students to think critically and engage deeply with biological concepts. As an educator, she is passionate about making biology accessible to all students, whether they're aspiring scientists or simply fulfilling a requirement. She designs interactive, discussion-based courses that emphasize real-world applications and foster a love for lifelong learning. Beyond the classroom, she actively works to inspire young women and underrepresented groups to pursue careers in the sciences. She is also a big fan of video games, building Lego sets, reading and manicure nail art!