Biomedical Sciences

Professor Drew Crain, Chair, Division of Natural Sciences

Professor Jennifer Brigati, Coordinator
The curriculum in biomedical sciences prepares students for entry into diverse types of professional schools in the health sciences, graduate programs in biomedical sciences and molecular biology, and careers in clinical lab science and human health-related research/industry after graduation. Students in these programs are encouraged to gain relevant experience at local healthcare, research, and clinical laboratory facilities.

Students successfully completing either program of study will have achieved the following learning outcomes:

1. Demonstrate knowledge of basic terminology, concepts, and graphical/quantitative analysis in chemistry and biochemistry.
2. Summarize, interpret, and present primary scientific literature.
3. Acquire and apply a set of basic biochemistry laboratory data-acquisition, analysis, and presentation skills.
4. Design and execute an in-depth collaborative research project and successfully communicate the results.

Biomedical Sciences, B.A.

Biomedical Sciences, B.S.