BIOL 4096 - Undergraduate Research

The undergraduate research program offers studentsthe opportunity to work in the laboratory with individuals actively engaged in research. Being engaged in a research problem gives students the opportunity to be involved in a totally different aspect of learning biology than is involved in theclassroom experience. Students will be given a specific research problem, learn approaches to address the problem, learn how to collect and analyze data and learn how to present results. With a minimum of three semester hours, students may use undergraduate research as one upper level course including laboratory. To fulfill this requirement, a presentation of the research is required. By permission. Add Consent: Department Consent Required.

Theresa Culley, David Lentz, Miguel Siervo, Ronald Debry, Elke Buschbeck, Ronald Canterbury, Daniel Buchholz, Michael Booth, Joshua Benoit, Denis Conover, Brent Stoffer, Annette Stowasser, Kenneth Petren, Michal Polak, Stephanie Rollmann, Annette Rowe

Spring 2024, Spring 2023, Spring 2022, Spring 2021, Spring 2020

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