Biology
Biology
The Biology program at Northwestern Oklahoma State University offers students a strong foundation in the life sciences through engaging coursework, lab experiences, and fieldwork. Whether you’re preparing for medical school, teaching, or a career in research or wildlife biology, our faculty will help you build the skills and knowledge you need. Students can also participate in undergraduate research and join student-led biology clubs for hands-on learning outside the classroom.
Biology Information
Careers for Degree
Careers in the Biological Sciences (hosted by the American Institute of Biological Sciences)
Student Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the Biology program at Northwestern Oklahoma State University,
Students will differentiate between diverse anatomical / internal structures of biological organisms.
Students will discern the varied functions among living species and life systems.
Students will effectively communicate key concepts in plant and animal sciences in a professional setting.
Students will construct and/or evaluate experimental research in the sciences, including biological and multi-disciplinary studies.
Students will characterize the interdependent roles of science, society and science education, analyzing related issues and responsibilities.
Biology Club
Medical Sciences Club
Contact:
Dr. Jenny Sattler, Chair
Associate Professor of Physics
Science Building 107-B
Northwestern-Alva
(580) 327-8568
jasattler@nwosu.edu