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Biology Department

Programs and Departments Facts

Degree programs:

BS Biology,
BS Fisheries and Wildlife Management,
BS Clinical Laboratory Sciences,
BS Secondary Teacher Ed.
BA Biology.
Associate's Degree in Natural Resource Technology.
Minor in Biology, shared minor in Environment and Society (collaborative with Business and Economics, Sociology, Political Science).

Build your own program! If you're interested in sciences but want to customize your program to match your special interests, you may want to consider an Individualized Studies Major. For example, maybe you'd like a minor in Biology along with a minor in Political Science and aminor in Environment and Society to prepare you for a career in sustainable community development.

A note about Pre-Professional studies (e.g., “pre-med”): Our biology program is an excellent way to prepare for entry into Medical School, Dental School, Veterinary School, Optometry School, Pharmacy School, and other professional studies programs. Biology students work with a pre-professional advisor to select the classes that best suit their needs while providing a well-rounded Biology degree. We have a good record of placing students in top-ranked professional schools.

Number of Students:

  300 + majors

Number of Faculty and Staff:
  11 faculty members,
  one secretary and one Lab Tech shared with Physical and Environmental Sciences

Housed in Crawford Hall, a recently renovated science building offering state-of-the-art facilities.

Student organizations:

  very active Fish and Wildlife Club and Biology Club

Additional facilities and examples of ongoing programs:

Two biology faculty members co-direct the LSSU Aquatic Research Lab

Host numerous research and outreach programs, including the Resource Office for the Binational Public Advisory Council for the St Marys River Area of Concern and the Eastern UP Groundwater Stewardship Office.

Lake State faculty supervise bird banding and piping plover monitoring projects at Vermilion Station, a remote research station on Lake Superior.

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