Academic program
Biology
Professors Bavis, Dearborn, Hill (Earth and Climate Sciences and Biology), Horton, Huggett (chair), and Williams; Associate Professors Kruse (Biology and Neuroscience) and Mountcastle; Assistant Professors LeFlore (Biology and Africana), Quiñones-Frías, and Shahi; Visiting Assistant Professors Baumgartner, Despard, Fyie, Krznarich, and Slane; Lecturers Adams and Salazar-Perea
Biology is the study of living systems and how they interact with the nonliving world and with one another. It is a discipline that bridges the physical and social sciences. Students who major in biology become familiar with all levels of biological organization from molecules to ecosystems, and gain practical experience in both laboratory and field studies.
More information is available on the Biology department website.
Curriculum
Planning
Course Offering Plan
The Biology department provides the following list of possible course offerings for student planning purposes. The course list gives students valuable information regarding the variety and number of courses that will be offered in the future and is useful for students wishing to plan out their course of study over multiple years. The courses listed are not guaranteed to be offered and are subject to change.
The Biology department maintains a list of courses it intends to offer in future terms on the Biology department website.
Our course catalog may include more information on Biology, its programs, courses, and requirements.
Full Catalog Listing