The Human Biology Major
is an interdisciplinary major that focuses on the study of the biological,
physiological, evolutionary, and behavioral aspects of the human organism's
ability to adapt to the environment. The core courses of the program emphasize
human structure and function, patterns of growth, development and aging,
genetics, nutrition, and human evolution and diversity.
Program Office is
located in Lab Sciences 455
Phone: (920)465-2681
Hours: 7:45-4:30 Monday thru Friday
Department News
Human Biology would like to welcome a new faculty member.
- Dr. Leanne Le Zhu joins the UW-Green Bay faculty from a postdoctoral appointment at Cornell University involving research on pre-biotics and other food components and their influence on micronutrient absorption and human health. She also served as a program coordinator for an initiative called Harvest Plus, exploring avenues by which sustainable production of micronutrient-rich staple crops could better feed the world's poor. Zhu earned a Ph.D. in food science from Cornell in 2006, following a master's in biochemistry from UW-Milwaukee and a bachelor's in applied chemistry from Beijing University. Additional applied research work has included the biochemistry of iron fortification in milk and, while on assignment with the E&J Gallo Winery of California in 2005, the chemistry of grape and wine production. Zhu is a native of Beijing, China.
Human Biology News:
- CONGRATULATIONS to our Green Family Scholarship winner: John McNicoll, HUB/Pre-Med major
- Pre-Med Club
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