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Life Sciences Division |
| Purpose and Goals: The mission of the Life Sciences Division is to maintain quality, up-to-date curricula in the seven divisional programs. Each program will provide academically rigorous courses and experiential learning, integrated into a liberal arts curriculum, from a well qualified and professionally engaged faculty who are able to guide science students in the development of their skills toward scientifically oriented professions. Non-science majors will be well served by courses offered to fulfill general education requirements and will meet foundation standards while gaining an understanding of the scientific process. To these ends and in the service of our local community, the Life Sciences Division will engage in community outreach, providing the expertise of faculty and students for local and regional issues and with scientific data and analysis for addressing problems and developing policy. |
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This is the text-only Life Sciences Division Information Page. For more information and an interactive tour of the division, try the Flash-Enabled Life Sciences Home Page (requires the Macromedia Flash plug-in and a frames-enabled browser). |
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