Angela L Wholehan

Angela L Wholehan is a Teaching Professor at Michigan State University's College of Natural Science within the Department of Biomedical Laboratory Diagnostics. She primarily teaches BLD 213L, BLD 314L, and assists in BLD 424L and BLD 836. Her career in medical laboratory science includes MLS and SBB certifications from the ASCP, and she has developed expertise in hematology, blood banking, and transfusion medicine.

• Education
  • Bachelor's in Clinical Laboratory Science (CLS) from Michigan State University (2007)
  • Masters in Immunohematology and Biotechnology from The George Washington University
  • Blood Banking graduate certificate from Rush University

Her research and teaching interests focus on transfusion medicine, hematology, and medical laboratory science, with an emphasis on training future laboratory professionals through hands-on learning. She actively promotes the medical laboratory profession to the public, including presentations at the MSU Science Festival.

Angela contributes to professional organizations such as the Michigan Association of Blood Banks (MABB), where she serves as a Board Member at Large and chair of the Education Committee. She is also a member of ASCLS and AABB. Her work bridges clinical practice and education, combining her experience as a certified medical laboratory scientist with her passion for teaching.