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Fall 2011 Scholarship Awardees

Congratulations to the following students for being awarded the Dr. Donel Sullivan Scholarship for the Fall 2011 semester: Hannah Quilling, Tory Hilt, Evan Wenig and Amy Zellner.  The Jeremy Green Family Scholarship was awarded to Lucas Hecker.

 

Announcing Spring 2011 Scholarship Awardees

Mohamed R. Zakarya was awarded the Jeremy Green Family Scholarship.  The Dr. Donel Sullivan Scholarship was awarded to Samantha J. Olesiak, Beau J. Schneiss, and Victoria A. Bedendorfer.  Congratulations to all our award recipients!

 

Student Organizations

Are you looking for a student organization in which to participate? Choosing an organization related to your Human Biology major is a great way to meet like-minded students with similar interests and make professional connections that will help you achieve your career goal.

 

The Human Biology Program offers an interdisciplinary undergraduate major and minor. Our goal is provide students with a curriculum that facilitates an understanding of the human organism from biological, medical, behavioral and nutritional perspectives.
Our program draws on the expertise of faculty from a variety of academic disciplines, including biology (molecular and cellular biology, genetics, evolution, reproduction, immunology, pharmacology, exercise physiology, neurobiology), chemistry, physics, and nutrition.

At the time that students declare their Human Biology major, they choose an emphasis within the major (in consultation with their faculty advisor) that best facilitates their professional goals. We offer the following emphases within the Human Biology major:

• health science
• exercise science
• nutritional sciences/dietetics
• cytotechnology
• general human biology

For more information about a major or minor in Human Biology, please visit with any Human Biology faculty member during their scheduled office hours, or stop by the Human Biology Program Office in the Laboratory Sciences Building, Room 455. The office is open between 7:45-4:30 Monday thru Friday. You may also call the Human Biology Program Office at (920)465-2681.

NEW REQUIREMENTS FOR DECLARATION OF HUMAN BIOLOGY MAJOR AND MINOR

Please note that students who enroll in Fall of 2011 or later will be required to obtain an average GPA of 2.5 or greater in the following courses before declaring a Human Biology major or minor:

BIO 202 (4 credits)
HUM BIO 204 (5 credits)

CHEM 211 (4 credits) and CHEM 212 (4 credits) OR
CHEM 108 (only an option for the General Minor in Human Biology; 5 credits)

Click here for help in calculating your average GPA in these courses.