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News/Announcements

Wait-list update for Biology course registration/Fall 2013

 

next Biology Seminar:

Senior Theses Seminars:

William Cavallo, 1:30 pm on 5/7 in Bio 209: "ElrA - Expression and Regulation of a CPEB Protein in Developing Zebrafish"

Jenna Lobby, 11:00 am on 5/9 in SCP 319: "Examining the Role of Np13 Protein in the Coordination of Gene Expression

Aron Moazamian, Noon on 5/10 in SCP 222: "NuA4-HAT Complex coordination with Splicing Machinery to Regulate Gene Expression"

 

SENIOR PICNIC! Wed 5/8 Rosedale Park, 2-5 pm (inclement weather - will be held in the Bio Commons)

 

2013 BIOLOGY DEPT AWARDS for EXCELLENCE

announced!

 

Update on the MCAT 2015 from TCNJ's Medical Careers Advisory Committee

 

TCNJ's MCAT PREP Course for 2013 -

Info and Application

 

 

 

NEW guidelines for changing a major to biology have been posted at the bottom of the Biology Programs page

 

Biology news

 

 

 

Faculty News and Notes

 

Biology Department receives the Mildred Dahne Award for academic excellence

 

 

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TCNJ's Department of Biology

 

 

The Department of Biology offers a broad-based biology student researchercurriculum, which emphasizes analytical skills, critical thinking, and hands-on practical experience with up-to-date instrumentation. The curriculum provides a foundation with a survey course (Themes in Biology) and four additional core courses (Genetics, Eukaryotic Cell Biology, Ecology and a Biology Seminar capstone class); students may then choose from a broad array of upper division courses to complete their degree. Students who complete the Biology major are well-prepared to continue on to teach or to enter graduate school, professional school in the health sciences, or the workforce. Our graduates find that their applications are highly competitive.

 

BioBldg front in springThe College is committed in its support of the department’s efforts to develop into a community of teacher-scholars. Our 76,000 sq ft building dedicated entirely to Biology has over $3 million in scientific equipment and computing and multimedia hardware, all of which is available for shared use by faculty and students.

 

One of the most significant experiences for many biology majors is their participation in an independent research project or internship with a faculty member in the Biology Department or with research scientists at other institutions. (Read more about student accomplishments, and specific research done by our students.)

 Position Statement on Evolution by the Department of Biology 

Biology Department

Biology Building 202

P) 609.771.2371

F) 609.637.5118

Chair

Dr. Donald Lovett


Administrative Staff