2012 Celebrating Student Research |
|---|
|
Above is Donielle Brough's and Abigail Jacques' poster: Substrate Preference of Rhinchthys cataractae in the absence of High Velocity Water. Click here for more award-winning student biology research. |
| News and Information | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
| New major in biology |
|---|
| Interested in the environment? The biology department is offering a Fisheries and Wildlife Management major which started this fall. Students can specialize in fisheries or wildlife and will have all coursework necessary to meet the professional entry certification standards of the American Fisheries Society or The Wildlife Society. |
| Student discusses her future |
|---|
 Justine Pinksey was a graduate student in the biology program, and she is going on to get her PhD at the University of Michigan. In this video, Justine talks about her experiences applying for a PhD schools and her experiences in the biology department that got her accepted into every PhD program she applied to. |
| Welcome new professor |
|---|
|
We are very pleased to welcome our new parasitologist, Dr. Kurt Galbreath, to the department. Dr. Galbreath specializes in the evolution of host parasite assemblages in small northern mammals - think pikas! Read more here... He will be teaching Parasitology, Comparative Anatomy, and a variety of other courses in the department. Please say hello to him if you see him in the halls.
|
