Biological Sciences

 

Associate of Science degree
The program in Biological Science allows the student the flexibility to either concentrate on an area of specialization or to gain a broad exposure to topics in life science. This degree is designed for transfer to the University of Wyoming, although a student may tailor a program for transfer to another four-year institution.

 

Undergraduate Research

First- and second-year students at CWC students have the unprecedented opportunity to participate in research projects that usually only upperclassmen get to participate in. For example, a student research team is conducting a study to discover the prevalence of exposure to West Nile Virus.

 

Career Options

  • Biological technicians
  • Science teachers
  • Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists
  • Agricultural Science
  • Teachers
  • Forestry and Conservation
  • Molecular and Cellular Biologists
  • Bioinformatics Scientist
  • Biophysicist


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Steve McAllister
Asst. Professor Biology/Microbiology
(307) 855-2183
Email: Steve McAllister

 


 

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