What a thousand acres of Silphium looked like when they tickled the bellies of the buffalo is a question never again to be answered and perhaps not even asked. Aldo Leopold, Father of Wildlife Biology, author of Sand County Almanac. The faculty in the Biology Department does ask. We want students to investigate questions generated by the Biological Sciences.
Biological sciences are the basic foundation for many professions.
Upper division requirements at the transfer institution will determine the area of specialization. Students should work with a faculty advisor to develop a specific program. Following completion of a Bachelor of Arts or Science Degree at a four-year institution of the student s choice, several avenues of employment or advancement are open. Science teaching at elemen-tary or secondary level Clark s Biological Sciences majors have had excellent success in finding placement in graduate programs, health science programs and professional areas. Biology Botany Ecology Entomology Forestry Genetics Marine Biology Microbiology Wildlife Zoology Special emphasis is placed on small class size, individual instruction, field experiences and undergraduate research opportunities.