BIOL 159 Contemporary Problems in Pollution 3 credits General causes of pollution, including philosophical, historical, cultural, economic, and sociological reasons for levels of pollution in the world today. Levels, causes, biological effects of, and remedies for water, land, and air pollution are studied in detail. Emphasis is on pollution in chemical, physical, and biological terms. The roles of technology, population, and cultural attitudes are investigated for each form of pollution. Offered every semester.
Course includes group discussions and projects.
Offered fall and spring semesters. Offered spring semester. 172 Hematology and Lab 4 credits The study of blood, its origin, composition, functions, cellular elements, diseases, and techniques of examination. Phlebotomy, both capillary and venous, is part of the laboratory instruction. Offered spring semester.