Current Course Offerings

BIO 150/BIO 150L - Introduction to Biology I
Part one of an introductory survey for biology and other natural science majors focused on the chemistry of life, cell structure and physiology, cellular reproduction, and modes of inheritance- lecture and laboratory

BIO 151/BIO 151L - Introduction to Biology II
Part two of an introductory survey for biology and other natural science majors focused on natural selection and evolution, systematics and diversity of life, systems anatomy and physiology, and ecology - lecture and laboratory

BIO 426/BIO 426L - Advanced Human Anatomy and Physiology II
Part two of an upper-level course series intended as an in-depth examination of anatomical, histological, and physiological mechanisms of circulatory, respiratory, digestive, urogenital, and endocrine systems - lecture and laboratory

BIO 467 - Endocrinology
An in-depth examination of endocrinology focusing on the human endocrine system, mechanisms of hormonal control of body processes, and hormonal disorders - lecture

BIO 669 - Human Pathophysiology
A systems-based approach designed to study the physiology and pathophysiology relating to human health. Integrative regulatory mechanisms responsible for homeostasis and cellular adaptation will serve as the foundation for clinical assessment, decision-making, and management in clinical practice - lecture