Department of Life and Health Science

Plant Science Concentration

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The Plant Science concentration within the Life Science major provides students with the tools required to address botanical issues of our society, such as a global food production, preservation of botanical germ plasm, and manipulation of the plant genome. The College has refurbished the Schear Greenhouse and has constructed a plant science laboratory for faculty/student research. Students participate in plant science research projects involving plant-pathogen interactions and fungal diversity.

Curriculum for Plant Science Concentration

All course descriptions are available on the Registrar's site.

Life Science Core

Introductory Biology I, II, and III
Genetics
Cell Biology
Senior Seminar

Required Concentration Courses (choose 4)

Plant Biology
Molecular Genetics
Plant Morphology
Micobiology
Plant Physiology
Plant Pathology
Ecology
Ecological Management/Land Use Planning

College Requirements

Integrative Studies (50 hours)
Mathematics (or proficiency)
Foreign Language (or proficiency)
Physical Education

 

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