The Biology Department offers undergraduate degrees in Biology, Natural Resources and Environmental Management, Wildlife Biology Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, and a Graduate Degree in Biology.
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- BS/BA in Biology
- Optional Emphases in
- Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
- Genetics
- Pre-Veterinary
- Pre-Professional
- Biology Education
- Minor in Biology
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- BS in Natural Resources and Environmental Management
- Minor in Natural Resources and Environmental Management
- GIS Certificate in Natural Resources Management
- BS in Wildlife Biology
- Opportunity for Certification by the Wildlife Society
- BS in Fisheries and Aquatic Science
- Opportunity for Certification by the American Fisheries Society
- Options to focus on Fisheries, Aquatic Science and Marine Biology
Graduate Study
- MS in Biology
- Emphasis options in
- Aquatic Science
- Natural Resources Management
Research
Student Organizations
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- Biology Club
- Soil and Water Conservation Club
- Wildlife Biology Club
- Pre-Veterinarian Club
- Soil Judging Club
Student Success
Scholarships
DEIAB Initiatives
Department News
Biology Department Seminar Series
Sept. 22: Dr. M.Megan Woller-Skar
- "Using food web models to predict how native New Zealand Koaro (Galaxias Brevipinnis) respond to smelt introduction, eutrophication and trout management"
- 2-3p, Annis Water Resources Institute, Multi-purpose room, Muskegon, MI
Sept 28: Dr. Mike Henshaw
- 12-1p in 4402 KHS
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Gene flows between hunter-gatherer and farming groups in Stone Age central and eastern Europe
Dr. Alexey Nikitin co-senior authored a new study that was published in Communications Biology.
BLAZE: Ecology of Fire
Dr. Todd Aschenbach was a guest on the Burning Questions podcast hosted by Louise Bean.
BIO Grad Student Wins Presentation Award
Biology Graduate Student, Mary Parr, won the Best Student Presentation Award at the Society for Ecological Restoration – Midwest Great Lakes Chapter Annual Meeting that was held in Wisconsin
In Search for Ancestors of the People Who Brought Indo-European Languages to Europe
A recent paper by Professor Alexey Nikitin, with co-authors from Harvard University, University of Missouri, and Grinchenko University of Kyiv, Ukraine, attempts to shine some light on the mystery of the origins of the Yamna people
A Beautifully Complicated Permafrost Field Experience
Soil Scientist, Dr. Chelsea Duball, was featured in CLAS Acts to showcase her most recent Alaska field season with students.
Time Lapse Video of Corpse Flower Blooming
Interview on Climate Change
Dr. Robert Hollister was featured on mi EcoBUZZ talking about how research in arctic plant communities points to specific climate change implications and solutions
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