M.T. Nielsen, D.H. Temme. Assistant Professor Lecturer. The Department of Biology, one of the largest in the University, offers a wide range of courses involving field, laboratory, lecture, and library experience. Active research is in progress at most levels of biological organization, from the fine structure of cells at the molecular level to community interactions and distributions of living things on a global scale. Facilities are located in buildings that cluster around the Biology Building.
Laboratories are well-equipped for a wide spectrum of modern biological research.
Students who wish to fulfill the requirements for the Physical and Life Science Intellectual Explorations area should consult the General Education section of this bulletin. All current and prospective undergraduate students are encouraged to visit or call the Biology Advising Office for curricular information and academic advising assistance. Undergraduate Program Degrees. B.A., B.S. Admission. The Biology Major is an unrestricted major, and any student eligible for admission to the University is eligible to declare the Biology Major.