Biology graduates of the class of 2008. Congratulations and best wishes -- please stay in touch.
Front Row left to right: Caitlin Griffin, Marie Hickey, Erica Archer, Alison Casserly, Amanda Laterza, Caitlin Deitz, Toby Cavanaugh (down in front), Kristine Corkum, Matthew Curran, Bruce Colet, Joseph Valencia, Melissa McGill, Emily Meyer, Theresa D’Aquila, and Ashley Trama.
Back row left to right: Christine Govern, Rachael Galanek, Jason Tartaglione, Ashley Schroth, Vincent Perito, Kathryn Meehan, Nicole Friebel, Mark Stasaitis, Robert Clemente, Joseph Bove, Justin Caramiciu, James Packard, Christine Strawson, Minh Dinh,
and Sam Moss.
Not pictured: Lauren Brum, Lauren Coletta, Daniel Connors, Vanessa Dagley, Brian Gabriel, Meaghan Hyde, Matthew Mohorovich, Jaclyn Nestor, Lauren Nutile, Ryan O’Connor, Cal St. Denis, and Greg Sylvestre.
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About the Biology Department
Faculty and Staff
Curriculum -- Biology & geology courses and requirements for the biology major.
Undergraduate Research Program
Departmental Facilities
Current Version of the Biology Major's Handbook Electronic Resources Created by Biology Faculty
Biology Department Contacts
Information on Graduate School and Summer Research
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and "Chemical Hygiene Plan" (CHP)
Related Programs:
Biochemistry
Biological Psychology
Environmental Studies
Premedical/Predental
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Announcements, Information and News:
- Professor Leon Claessens has had a big summer. He was awarded a $497,735 NSF grant entitled "Aves 3D: An online database of three-dimensional avian skeletal morphology." Also, he recently appeared with one of his students, senior Michael Krzyzak, on the History Channel in a one hour program "Evolve: Flight." Read more here. Congratulations, Dr. Claessens & Mike!
- Congratulations to two Biology majors:
- Senior Jason Tartaglione named the 2008 recipient of the Reverend John W. Flavin, S.J., Award given to the fourth-year biology major who has shown "excellence in scientific achievement, significant humanitarian service, or contribution to the vitality of the Biology Department and the College.
- Sophomore Lauren Duffee was named the 2008 recipient of the Teresa Churilla Book Award given to the second-year biology major who best exemplifies the ideals of intellectual curiosity, academic excellence, and scientific promise.
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