An opportunity for students to engage in laboratory or field research under the guidance of a faculty member. The emphasis in this course is the development of analytical and technical expertise in biological research.
Students present their results in the form of a written thesis and an oral presentation.
Students interested in BI 375 should then consult with a potential research project advisor. If both student and faculty member agree to pursue BI 375, they should complete this application, and submit it to the department Chair by the dates listed above. The faculty will then review each application and make recommendations. If the department gives approval, then the student will be allowed to register for BI 375 with the signature of the Department Chair on the official Registration Form of the College.