The field of biology is ideal for students who are deeply interested in how the natural world works and who want to learn more about it through targeted research. You can expect to take chemistry, math and liberal arts courses in addition to biology classes, plus you can choose a focus in areas such as botany, zoology, molecular biology or field biology. There’s even a biology teacher education concentration in conjunction with WOU’s College of Education.
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The field of biology is quite diverse, which means a minor in biology can take many forms. Choose to focus on cell biology and genetics if you wish, or spend time learning about plants, animals and insects in field biology. Explore the world of science as you never have before.
Professor, VP Academic Affairs/Provost
503-838-8832 | baltzlem@wou.edu | DFSC 114
Professor, Biology, Biology
503-838-8348 | baumgare@wou.edu | NS 117
Professor, Biology
503-838-8209 | boomers@wou.edu | NS 219
NTT Assistant Professor, Biology
503-838-8891 | dawsona@wou.edu | DFSC 118
NTT Instructor, Biology
503-838-9225 | dawsonj@wou.edu | NS 002
Professor, Biology
503-838-8452 | duttonb@wou.edu | NS 021
Associate Professor, Biology
503-838-9395 | hopkinsg@wou.edu | NS 021B
Associate Professor, Department Head, Biology
503-838-8702 | howarda@wou.edu | NS 120
NTT Assistant Professor, Biology
503-838-9312 | kelleym@wou.edu | NS 117
Professor, Biology
503-838-8868 | lathamscottk@wou.edu | NS 223
Professor, Biology
503-838-8136 | lemastm@wou.edu | DFSC 115
NTT Visiting Assistant Professor, Biology
503-751-4028 | levellst@wou.edu | NS 001
NTT Instructor, Biology
503-838-8337 | macdonas@wou.edu | DFSC 117
Professor, Biology
503-838-8277 | schecks@wou.edu | NS 221