Tenley received her BS in Biology from Trinity University in 1998 and a MS in Toxicology from CSU in 2003. After a prologue as a research scientist for a small biotech firm, a hazy interval as a mother of three, and another chapter in graduate education, she purposed her way back to research science. Now, in addition to asking questions and enjoying the science, she manages the lab and tends to any details that facilitate experimental study in neuroinflammation and neurodegenerative disorders.
Tenley received her BS in Biology from Trinity University in 1998 and a MS in Toxicology from CSU in 2003. After a prologue as a research scientist for a small biotech firm, a hazy interval as a mother of three, and another chapter in graduate education, she purposed her way back to research science. Now, in addition to asking questions and enjoying the science, she manages the lab and tends to any details that facilitate experimental study in neuroinflammation and neurodegenerative disorders.
Women in Science (WiSCI) Network 8th Annual Women in Science Symposium: Learning From the Earth and Giving BackWednesday, April 15, 2026, 9am - 1pmJoin CSU's WiSCI Network as we host keynote speaker Dr. Kimberley Miner (Earth Scientist; https://www.drkimberleyrain.com/) and a panel discussion among CSU experts moderated by Dr. Erica Suchman (CSU Professor emerita) exploring the learnings and connections between ourselves and Earth. Register at the WiSCI link, lunch will be provided.