Biology News & Events
In the latest issue of the Journal of Natural Products, Biology department's Ed Kennelly co-authored article, entitled "Polyphenolic Constituents of Actaea racemosa," has been listed as the one of the 10 most accessed articles from 2006. Read More

Student / Alumni Profiles

Video News Updates

Undergraduate Studies

The Department offers students the opportunity to earn the Bachelor of Arts degree in two areas of specialization: Biology I and Biology II.

  • Biology I: A 70-credit major designed for students who wish to become biologists or choose to enter graduate or health professional schools for further training.
  • Biology II: A 53-credit major designed for prospective elementary school teachers.

In addition, the Department offers students the opportunity to participate in biological research in faculty research labs and to earn the Bachelor of Science degree in the interdisciplinary major in anthropology (physical), biology, and chemistry, which is offered jointly with the Departments of Anthropology and Chemistry.

The undergraduate curricula of the Department of Biological Sciences are designed to (1) provide potential biologists with a solid background based on the substantial new information comprising modern biology and (2) meet the needs of students with different career goals and scientific interests.

 
 
TOP OF PAGE