Biology
Become a highly skilled biologist
The 21st century is being called the “Age of Biotechnology,” as new technologies are developed and marketed to deliver life-saving techniques, agricultural products, cost-effective energy, and a cleaner environment.
Are you interested in medical research, health care, the study of the environment, or the preservation of forests and wildlife? As these fields of study assume a higher national and international priority, the need for highly skilled biologists is escalating.
Undergraduate Programs
- Biology, B.S.
- Biology, B.S. to M.S.
- Biology, B.S. – Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental/Pre-Veterinarian
- Environmental Science, B.S.
- 3+3 Biology B.S. to Pharm.D.
- 4+2 Biology B.S. to Master’s in Occupational Therapy
- 4+3 Biology B.S. to Doctor of Physical Therapy
- 3+3 Biology B.S. to Doctor of Chiropractic
- 3+4 Biology B.S. to Doctor of Optometry
Graduate Programs
Majors and Concentrations
Experiential Options
Biology Faculty
- Christina Alevras, Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Biology

- Jesse Balaban-Feld, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology

- Derek Dube, Ph.D. First Year Seminar Program Director and

Professor of Biology
- Annette Evans, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology

- Dalia Giedrimiene, M.D., Ph.D., CPH Professor of Biology

- Kirsten Martin, Ph.D. Professor of Biology and

Biology Graduate Program Director - Irene Guttilla Reed, Ph.D. Chair and Professor of Biology

- Chadene Tremaglio, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology

- Christopher R. Zito, Ph.D. Professor of Biology

