Are you a student considering studying environmental science or sustainability in college? Come spend a day exploring Goshen College’s programs in ecology, sustainability, & environmental science at our Fall Open House on Sept. 27, 2013.
Are you interested in pre-medicine, pre-dentistry, or similar college programs for a career in medicine? Are you wondering what types of courses you should take in college or how to determine if one of these careers is for you? Come spend a day exploring Goshen College's programs in pre-medicine to get answers to your questions.
Biology faculty and students spend a busy summer in research - probing the genes of honeybees and C. elegans, testing algae growth as a biofuel, and quantifying elephant foraging of acacia trees. Check out their results.
Congratulations to all our students who presented their research at regional conferences during the spring of 2013!
The Annual Goshen College Conference on Religion & Science is April 5-7th. The featured speaker is Dr. Gayle Woloschak who will be presenting - BECOMING HUMAN: WEAVING TOGETHER GENETICS & PERSONHOOD.
The Biology Department’s Spring Science Speaker Series focuses on the theme of Communication. GC alumna Melissa Gillette recently presented her research studying mammary gland morphogenesis as part of her PhD research at the University of Notre Dame. Click here for the full speaker schedule. …
In October the department hosted the 3rd annual Biological Sciences Luncheon, celebrating more than 40 years of marine biology at GC, with keynote speaker Carl Weaver '69. Download your copy of the new booklet highlighting the history of the program.
The Department is pleased to welcome Dr. Kris Schmidt who will be teaching a variety of courses in physiology and developmental biology! Click the link above to learn more about Kris and his family.
Do you know a high school student who wants to study sustainability or environmental science? On Sept. 28 the Biology and Sustainability & Environmental Education Departments are hosting an all day open house. Click for more details on how to register.
Seventeen students, 2 student researchers, and 3 faculty members studied at the college's J.N. Roth Marine Biology station for 21 days over May-term, where they saw.....
