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Main Campus
Wolfe Hall
Room 1235
Phone: 419.530.2065
Fax: 419.530.7737
Welcome to the Department of Biology
Our facilities are excellent with research labs in the Wolfe Hall building and
state-of-the-art instrumentation in the Arts and Sciences Instrumentation Center. The Bowman-Oddy Laboratory building, adjacent
to Wolfe Hall,
houses our teaching laboratories with Dell computers for every pair of students, as well as undergraduate departmental computer
cluster and Help
Center. New teaching laboratories will come online in January 2011, which will provide an important upgrade in our introductory
and advanced
laboratory instruction.
Ifyou are looking for an undergraduate program that will prepare you for a career in the health care field (medicine/osteopathic medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, optometry and others) or a challenging research career in biotechnology-one of the fastest growing fields in contemporary biology-we are the right place for you! We have about 400 majors (including the pre-professional students). Our placement record is excellent with 85% of our majors with a 3.5 GPA or higher accepted at medical schools. Other students choose to enter the high paying biotechnology job market. If you are looking for a masters or doctoral program with an emphasis on cell/molecular biology, be sure to review our faculty research descriptions that highlight our research strengths. Doctoral students go on to excellent postdoctoral placements while M.S. graduates accept positions at pharmaceutical/biotechnology companies and in medical research labs.
Inshort, our department is an exciting place to be! We hope that you will give serious consideration to applying to our undergraduate and graduate programs.
Dr. Doug Leaman
Chair and Professor
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