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Why Biology at PC?

The biology program is for students who are focused on careers in medicine and health-allied professions, environmental-ecological-evolutionary studies, biomedical research in industry and academia, and secondary education.

The biology curriculum makes students aware—at different levels or organization (cell, tissue, organism, population)—of the structure, function, and evolution of life through lecture, laboratories, and engaged learning opportunities (e.g., research and internship).

The Department of Biology maintains state-of-the-art research and teaching laboratories to support class-related assignments and student-faculty research. These opportunities for collaborative learning and hands-on training enhance the learning experience and better prepare students for post-graduate studies or careers in research.

Department of Biology
Sowa Hall, Room236

Julie Coccia
Administrative Assistant
Phone: 401-865-2585
Fax: 401-865-1438

​News

Emeritus Biology Professor Releases New Book Focusing on Microbes, Public Health

krasnerthm.jpgDr. Robert I. Krasner ’51, professor emeritus of biology, has co-authored The Microbial Challenge: A Public Health Perspective (Third Edition) (Jones and Bartlett Learning, 2013) with Dr. Teri Shors, professor of biology at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. Read more.

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