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DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL SCIENCES
                          MAJOR                     CONCENTRATION                       DEGREE
                                                                                        OFFERED

              BIOLOGY                                                        BS
              BIOINFORMATICS                                                 BS






               Chair:                                                  Alan Anderson

               Professors:                                        Bradford Braden, William Lawrence (Emeritus), Steve Sheffield,
                                                 George Ude

                 Associate Professors:                      Alan Anderson, Ray Moharerrzadeh, Anne Osano, Deborah Rayfield
                                                 Sahlemedhin Sertsu, Lucia Santacruz

               Assistant Professors:         Eric Bonsu, Tyesha Burks, Kari Debbink, Florence Etop,  Mikhail
                                             Goloubev, Jacqueline Smith

               Lecturers:
                                              Claude Ferrer, Zelyn Richberg,
               Laboratory Coordinators:               Marquan Lowe, Sreekala Varma

               MISSION
               The mission of the Department is to assist the University in meeting its mission and goals by providing a
               quality education in science and technology; thereby, enabling students to achieve their educational goals.
               Graduates of the Department will be provided opportunities that will assist them in adjusting to future
               changes and in developing a sense of professionalism in their fields of study.

               GOALS
               1.           To provide a quality education in in each of the degree areas, within the department, such that
                       the students will be prepared to meet the challenges of an increasingly technological society.
               2.           To provide students an environment that encourages and fosters the attitudes and disciplines
                       essential to professional growth.
               3.           To improve the academic performance of students through careful advising, monitoring, and
                       tutoring activities.
               4.           To create and foster environments for experimental and theoretical research among the faculty
                       and  to  involve  students  in  research  assignments  and  projects  under  faculty  supervision  and
                       through external research internships.
               5.           To   prepare   students   for   graduate   or   professional   school   or   for   career   assignments   in
                       government, industry, or education.








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