III. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

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III. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Contents 8-Semester Plans... 2 Biomedical Concentration... 2 Cellular Concentration... 3 Ecological Concentration... 4 General Concentration... 5 Organismal Concentration... 6 Biology with Secondary Teaching Certification... 7 Biopsychology... 8 Environmental Science... 9 Molecular Biology... 10 Sustainability Studies (Sustainable Agriculture) (B.A.)... 11 III. Biological Sciences 2017 1

8-Semester Plans Biology Curriculum Biomedical Concentration WELL XXX Wellness Course* 1 LANG XXX 1 st Language* 3 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 17 BIOL 260 Genetics and Development 3 BIOL 262 Ecology and Adaptation 4 CHEM 309 Organic Chemistry I 4 CHEM 310 Organic Chemistry II 4 MATH 108 Intuitive Calculus 4 BIBL 2XX Encountering the Bible* 3 ENGL XXX Literature* 3 STAT 269 Introductory Statistics 3 LANG XXX 2 nd Language 3 LANG XXX 3 rd Language or Cross-Cultural* 3 BIOL 385 Physiology 4 BIOL 38X Microbiology 4 PHYS 201 Introduction to Physics 4 BIOL 393 Research Methods 1 PHIL 10X Philosophy* 3 HIST XXX History* 3 varies Social Science* 3 IDNW XXX Non-Western Studies* 2-3 Varies Art, Music, Theatre or Dance* 3 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 13-14 BIOL XXX Biodiv./Adaptation Elective 3-4 BIOL 495 Natural Sciences Capstone 3 BIOL XXX Biomedical elective 3-4 BIOL XXX Biomedical elective 3-4 BIOL 422 Senior Research 1-2 THEO/RELI Christian Beliefs* 3 IDS XXX Ethics/World Views/Pluralism* 3 Varies Elective 3 TOTAL 13-16 TOTAL 15-16 Students must have a minimum of 17 credits in their concentration. They must also have three 300/400 level lab courses OR two 300/400 level lab courses and one BIOL course with extensive field experience (BIOL 218, 269, 290, or 297) within the major. Lab courses must be BIOL courses or CHEM 410. III. Biological Sciences 2017 2

Biology Curriculum Cellular Concentration WELL XXX WellnessCourse* 1 LANG XXX 1 st Language* 3 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 17 BIOL 260 Genetics and Development 3 BIBL 2XX Encountering the Bible* 3 CHEM 309 Organic Chemistry I 4 BIOL 262 Ecology and Adaptation 4 ENGL XXX Literature* 3 CHEM 310 Organic Chemistry II 4 LANG XXX 2 nd Language 3 STAT 269 Introductory Statistics 3 MATH 108 Intuitive Calculus 4 LANG XXX 3 rd Language or Cross-Cultural* 3 BIOL 413 Molecular Biology 4 BIOL 412 or Cellular Biology OR 4 BIOL 417 Molecular Genetics PHYS 201 Introduction to Physics 4 BIOL 393 Research Methods 1 PHIL 10X Philosophy* 3 HIST XXX History* 3 Varies Social Science* 3 IDNW XXX Non-Western Studies* 2-3 Varies Art, Music, Theatre or Dance* 3 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 13-14 BIOL XXX Biodiversity/Adaptation Elective 3-4 BIOL 495 Natural Sciences Capstone 3 BIOL XXX Integrative Elective 3-4 BIOL XXX Cellular Biology elective 3-4 BIOL 422 Senior Research 1-2 THEO/RELI Christian Beliefs* 3 IDS XXX Ethics/World Views/Pluralism* 3 Varies Elective 3 TOTAL 13-16 TOTAL 15-16 Students must have a minimum of 17 credits in their concentration. They must also have three 300/400 level lab courses OR two 300/400 level lab courses and one BIOL course with extensive field experience (BIOL 218, 269, 290, or 297) within the major. Lab courses must be BIOL courses or CHEM 410. III. Biological Sciences 2017 3

Biology Curriculum Ecological Concentration WELL XXX Wellness Course* 1 LANG XXX 1 st Language* 3 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 17 BIOL 260 Genetics and Development 3 BIBL 2XX Encountering the Bible* 3 CHEM 309 Organic Chemistry I 4 BIOL 262 Ecology and Adaptation 4 ENGL XXX Literature* 3 CHEM 310 Organic Chemistry II 4 LANG XXX 2 nd Language 3 STAT 269 Introductory Statistics 3 MATH 108 Intuitive Calculus 4 LANG XXX 3 rd Language or Cross-Cultural* 3 BIOL XXX Integrative Biology elective 4 BIOL 38X Microbiology 4 PHIL 10X Philosophy* 3 BIOL 393 Research Methods 1 PHYS 201 Introduction to Physics 4 HIST XXX History* 3 Varies Social Science* 3 IDNW XXX Non-Western Studies* 2-3 Varies Art, Music, Theatre or Dance* 3 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 13-14 BIOL XXX Ecological elective 3-4 BIOL 495 Natural Sciences Capstone 3 BIOL XXX Biodiversity/Adaptation Elective 4 BIOL XXX Ecosystems elective 4 BIOL 422 Senior Research 1-2 THEO/RELI Christian Beliefs* 3 IDS XXX Ethics/World Views/Pluralism* 3 Varies Elective 3 TOTAL 14-16 TOTAL 16 Students must have a minimum of 17 credits in their concentration. They must also have three 300/400 level lab courses OR two 300/400 level lab courses and one BIOL course with extensive field experience (BIOL 218, 269, 290, or 297) within the major. Lab courses must be BIOL courses or CHEM 410. III. Biological Sciences 2017 4

Biology Curriculum General Concentration WELL XXX Wellness Course* 1 LANG XXX 1 st Language* 3 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 17 BIOL 260 Genetics and Development 3 BIBL 2XX Encountering the Bible* 3 CHEM 309 Organic Chemistry I 4 BIOL 262 Ecology and Adaptation 4 ENGL XXX Literature* 3 CHEM 310 Organic Chemistry II 4 LANG XXX 2 nd Language 3 STAT 269 Introductory Statistics 3 MATH 108 Intuitive Calculus 4 LANG XXX 3 rd Language or Cross-Cultural* 3 BIOL XXX Integrative Biology elective 3-4 BIOL XXX Cellular/Molecular Biology elective 4 PHIL 10X Philosophy* 3 BIOL 393 Research Methods 1 PHYS 201 Introduction to Physics 4 HIST XXX History* 3 Varies Social Science* 3 IDNW XXX Non-Western Studies* 2-3 Varies Art, Music, Theatre or Dance* 3 TOTAL 13-14 TOTAL 13-14 BIOL XXX Biology elective 3-4 BIOL 495 Natural Sciences Capstone 3 BIOL XXX Biodiversity/Adaptation Elective 4 BIOL XXX Biology elective 4 BIOL 422 Senior Research 1-2 THEO/RELI Christian Beliefs* 3 IDS XXX Ethics/World Views/Pluralism* 3 Varies Elective 3 TOTAL 13-15 TOTAL 15-16 Students must have a minimum of 17 credits in their concentration. They must also have three 300/400 level lab courses OR two 300/400 level lab courses and one BIOL course with extensive field experience (BIOL 218, 269, 290, or 297) within the major. Lab courses must be BIOL courses or CHEM 410. III. Biological Sciences 2017 5

Biology Curriculum Organismal Concentration WELL XXX Wellness Course* 1 LANG XXX 1 st Language* 3 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 17 BIOL 260 Genetics and Development 3 BIBL 2XX Encountering the Bible* 3 CHEM 309 Organic Chemistry I 4 BIOL 262 Ecology and Adaptation 4 ENGL XXX Literature* 3 CHEM 310 Organic Chemistry II 4 LANG XXX 2 nd Language 3 STAT 269 Introductory Statistics 3 MATH 108 Intuitive Calculus 4 LANG XXX 3 rd Language or Cross-Cultural* 3 BIOL XXX Integrative Biology elective 3-4 BIOL 38X Microbiology 4 PHIL 10X Philosophy* 3 BIOL 393 Research Methods 1 PHYS 201 Introduction to Physics 4 HIST XXX History* 3 Varies Social Science* 3 IDNW XXX Non-Western Studies* 2-3 Varies Art, Music, Theatre or Dance* 3 TOTAL 13-14 TOTAL 13-14 BIOL XXX Organismal elective 1-4 BIOL 495 Natural Sciences Capstone 3 BIOL XXX Biodiversity/Adaptation elective 4 BIOL XXX Biodiversity/Adaptation elective 4 BIOL 422 Senior Research 1-2 THEO/RELI Christian Beliefs* 3 IDS XXX Ethics/World Views/Pluralism* 3 Varies Elective 3 TOTAL 12-16 TOTAL 16 Students must have a minimum of 17 credits in their concentration. They must also have three 300/400 level lab courses OR two 300/400 level lab courses and one BIOL course with extensive field experience (BIOL 218, 269, 290, or 297) within the major. Lab courses must be BIOL courses or CHEM 410. III. Biological Sciences 2017 6

Biology with Secondary Teaching Certification BIOL 160 Molecular and Cellular Biology 4 BIOL 161 Animal Form and Function (J-term) 3 COMM 105 a Oral Communication* 3 CHEM 106 General Chemistry II 4 IDFY 101 a First Year Seminar* 3 IDCR 151 Created and Called for Community* 3 LANG XXX 1st Language* 3 WELL XXX Wellness Course* 1 LANG XXX 2nd Language* 3 ENGL 122-176 a Literature* 3-4 BIOL 262 Ecology and Adaptation 4 BIOL 260 Genetics and Development 4 EDUC 201 Ed. and American Society 3 CHEM 204 Intro to Organic Chemistry 3 STAT 269 a Introductory Statistics 3 MATH 108 a Intuitive Calculus 4 EDSP 207 c Intro to Special Ed 3 LANG XXX 3 rd Language or Cross Cultural 1 EDUC 203 c Educational Psychology 3 TEP 210 c Sophomore Field Experience 0 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 16 BIOL XXX Integrative Biology Elective 3-4 BIBL 20X Knowledge of the Bible* 3 BIOL XXX Cellular Biology Elective 4 EDUC 331 b c Instruct. Design & Assessment 3 PHIL 10X Philosophy* 3 EDSP 307 b Inclusion Practices 3 PHYS 201 Intro to Physics I 4 TEP 310 b c Junior Field Experience 0 STAT 269 Introductory Statistics 3 EDUC 308 b c Instruction & Assessment 3 ESS 201 Earth and Space Science 3 TOTAL 15-16 TOTAL 15 Professional Semester BIOL 495 Natural Sciences Capstone 3 BIOL 407 c Secondary Science C&I 2 BIOL XXX Plant Biology Elective 3-4 TEP 435 c Student Teaching: Secondary 8 HIST 1XX History* 3 EDUC 420 c Professional Issues 2 THEO 223 Christian Beliefs* 3 TEP 410 Secondary Pre-student Teaching 0 Varies Art, Music, Theatre or Dance* 3 HDFS/PSYC 311 Adolescent Development 3 a Indicates requirement for admission to the TEP b Indicates a course that cannot be taken until the student is admitted to the TEP c Indicates courses that must be taken concurrently TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15-16 III. Biological Sciences 2017 7

Biopsychology BIOL 160** Molecular and Cellular Biology 4 BIOL 161** Animal Form and Function (J-Term) 3 CHEM 105 General Chemistry I 4 BIOL 162** Plant Form and Function 3 PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 IDCR 151 Created and Called for Community* 3 PSYC 271 or STAT 269 Statistical Methods in Psychology OR Introductory Statistics 3 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 16 BIBL 2XX Encountering the Bible* 3 CHEM 310*** Organic Chemistry II 4 BIOL 260** Genetics and Development 3 LANG XXX 2 nd Language course* 3 CHEM 309*** Organic Chemistry I 4 PSYC 209 Life Span Development 3 PSYC 204 or Cognition OR 3 PSYC 272 Introduction to Social Research 3 PSYC 319 Abnormal Psychology Varies Elective 3 LANG XXX 1 st Language course* 3 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 16 BIOL 387 Neuroscience 3 BIOL XXX Biology elective 3-4 ENGL XXX Literature* 3 COMM 105 Oral Communication* 3 MATHXXX Mathematical Science* 3 PHIL 10X Philosophy* 3 LANG XXX 3 rd Language or Cross-Cultural* 3 PSYC 351 Sensation and Perception 3 WELL 1XX Wellness Course* 1 XXX Elective 3 PSYC 350 Biological Basis of Behavior 3 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 15-16 BIOL XXX Biology elective 3-4 BIOL/PSYC Capstone Biology OR Psychology 3 495 IDNW XXX Non-Western Studies* 2-3 HIST XXX History* 3 PSYC 408 Experimental Psychology 3 THEO/RELI Christian Beliefs* 3 Varies Ethics/World Views/Pluralism* 3 Varies Art, Music, Theatre or Dance* 3 TOTAL 14-16 TOTAL 15 **Students may take BIOL 185, 186, 189 and PSYC 099 in place of BIOL 160, 161, 162 and 260. *** Students may take CHEM 204 in place of CHEM 309 and 310. Needed only if BIOL 185/186/189 taken. III. Biological Sciences 2017 8

Environmental Science LANG XXX 1 st Language* 3 LANG XXX 2 nd Language* 3 TOTAL 17 TOTAL 16 BIOL 260 Genetics and Development 3 BIOL 262 Ecology & Adaptation 4 BIOL 271 Ecological Field Techniques + 3 BIBL 2XX Encountering the Bible* 3 BIOL 274 Environmental Science + 3 CHEM 240 Environmental Chemistry ++ 4 CHEM 204 Intro to Organic Chemistry 4 GIS 245 Intro Geological Info Systems 3 ENGL 174 Literature & the Environment 3 WELL XXX Wellness Course* 1 TOTAL 17 TOTAL 14 BIOL 315 Environmental Ethics 3 BIOL 3XX Ornithology or Herpetology 4 MATH 108 Calculus 3 BIOL 393 Research Methods 1 STAT 269 Statistics 3 PHIL 10X Philosophy* 3 THEO/RELI Christian Beliefs* 3 HIST 1XX History* 3 Elective 3 Varies Art, Music, Theatre or Dance* 3 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 14 BIOL 3XX Mycology or Plant Taxonomy 4 BIOL 495 or Capstone Biology OR SUST 495 Sustainability 3 BIOL 422 or Senior Research OR 1-4 INTE 391 Internship (if not taken in Fall) 1-3 INTE 391 Internship IDCC 260 Cross-Cultural 3 IDNW XXX Non-Western Studies 2-3 Varies Elective 7-9 Varies Electives 7-9 TOTAL 16-18 TOTAL 14-18 Note 1: All Environmental Science majors must take CHEM 204 and CHEM 240. Those students intending to enter graduate school and whose work will involve a significant amount of chemical emphasis should substitute CHEM 309 and 310 for CHEM 204. Note 2: All Environmental Science majors are encouraged to complete one course at AuSable Institute. AuSable courses can count only as elective credit. Majors are encouraged to do an internship and/or research experience. + Offered fall, odd years only. ++ Offered spring, even years only. III. Biological Sciences 2017 9

Molecular Biology varies XXX Social Science* 3 IDCR 151 Created and Called for Community* 3 COMM 105 Oral Communication* 3 TOTAL 14 TOTAL 16 BIOL 260 Genetics and Development 3 CHEM 310 Organic Chemistry II 4 CHEM 309 Organic Chemistry I 4 BIBL 2XX Encountering the Bible* 3 MATH 108/111 Intuitive Calculus 4 HIST XXX History* 3 LANG XXX 1 st Language* 3 STAT 269 Introductory Statistics 3 PHIL 10X Philosophy* 3 LANG XXX 2 nd Language* 3 TOTAL 17 TOTAL 16 BIOL 413 Molecular Biology 4 BIOL 417 Molecular Genetics** 4 CHEM 410 Biochemistry I 4 CHEM 412 Biochemistry II 4 BIOL/CHEM Biology/Chemistry elective 4 ENGL XXX Literature* 3 IDNW XXX Non-Western Studies* 2-3 WELL 1XX Wellness Course* 1 LANG XXX 3 rd Language or Cross-Cultural* 3 Varies Art, Music, Theatre or Dance* 3 TOTAL 17-18 TOTAL 15 PHYS 201 Physics I 4 BIOL 495 Natural Sciences Capstone 3 THEO/RELI Christian Beliefs* 3 BIOL/CHEM Biology/Chemistry elective 4 Varies Ethics/World Views/Pluralism* 3 BIOL 412 Cell Biology** 4 TOTAL 13 TOTAL 14 **Offered alternating years. III. Biological Sciences 2017 10

Sustainability Studies (Sustainable Agriculture) (B.A.) IDFY 101 First Year Seminar* 3 BIOL 162 Plant Form and Function 3 PHIL 10X Philosophy/Religion* 3 LANG XXX 1 st Language course* 3 BIOL/SUST 140 Ecology & Sustainability** 3 STAT 269 Statistics 3 TOTAL 12 TOTAL 12 LANG XXX 2 nd Language* 3 LANG XXX 3 rd Language or Cross-Cultural 3 POLI 113 American Government 3 WELL1XX Wellness Course 1 CHEM 103 Chemical Science 4 BIBL 20X Knowledge of the Bible* 3 BIOL 216 Environmental Issues & Sust. Sol* 3 BIOL 334/335 Plant Ecology/Propagation (alternate years) 3-4 BIOL 274 Environmental Science + 3 Elective 3 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 13-14 HIST 1XX History* 3 SOAN 305 Harrisburg Neighborhoods (J-term) 3 IDNW XXX Non-Western Studies* 2-3 THEO/RELI Christian Beliefs 3 varies Art, Music, Theatre or Dance* 3 BIOL 334/335 Plant Ecology/Propagation ENGL XXX Literature* (suggested: 174) 3 (alternate years) 3-4 BIOL 315 Environmental Ethics 3 ECON 117 or Issues in Environ Economics (alt year) GIS 245 Intro to Geog Infor System 3 Semester Abroad or Practicum TOTAL 14-15 TOTAL 15-16 SUST 495 Capstone Sustainability 3 ECON 117 or Issues in Environ Economics (alt year) GIS 245 Intro to Geog Infor System 3 Elective 3 Elective 3 TOTAL Num TOTAL 12 + Offered fall, odd years only. Be very careful on alternating year courses. BIOL 334 and 335 alternate years with each other- one offered each year. ECON 117 is offered in the spring in even years. This does not include your AuSable Institute options of BIOL\AGRIC\GEOG 303- Tropical Agriculture which meets in May term in Costa Rica or BIOL\AGRIC\GEOG 343 International Development and Environmental Sustainability which meets in Washington State mid-july through mid-august. Financial Aid deadlines for these courses are 12/15 of the winter before, 2/15 and 3/15 of the course year. III. Biological Sciences 2017 11