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Biology Handouts

Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP) Program 

Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) 

NIH Bridges to the Future Program 

Anatomy & Physiology Website 

Biology Study Hall E-312 

Academic Peer Instruction (API) Program  

 

Helpful Websites 

HHMI Resource Center 

Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS) 

American Society for Cell Biology 

American Society for Biomchemistry and Molecular Biology 

Society for Neuroscience 

 

 

Welcome to the Department of Natural Sciences!

Natural Sciences houses Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Currently, the Department offers Associates in Science (AS) Degrees in Biology and Environmental Science.  Faculty are actively involved in research in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics both on and off campus.  Students interested in the Natural Sciences are encouraged to conduct research projects under faculty supervision.  The Department of Natural Sciences is committed to providing an interactive learning environment that incorporates the lived experience, to providing extracurricular venues that enhance student learning, to integrating a hypothesis-driven research component into the science curriculum, to diversifying the natural sciences by increasing underrepresented minority participation, and to encouraging students to pursue advanced degrees in the Natural Sciences.