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- Biology - H-SC
One of the most popular majors at Hampden-Sydney, the biology program provides students with extensive training in biology and is specifically designed to prepare its students for careers and graduate education in the biological sciences
- Biology Courses - H-SC
An introduction to biology, focusing on the major conceptual principles that unite the life sciences Biology 110 uses evolution as an underlying theme in the study of biology Prerequisite: none
- Biology Major Minor and Biochemistry Molecular Biology Major Requirements
In contrast to most undergraduate biology programs that require a two-semester introductory biology sequence at the 100-level, all H-SC biology majors will complete a single-semester, 100-level Principles of Biology lecture and laboratory course that introduces students to basic concepts in biology
- Biology Research - hsc. edu
Biology majors at Hampden-Sydney College work closely with faculty performing both course-based and independent research in the lab and in the field
- Unique Opportunities in Biology - H-SC
The Hampden-Sydney College Biology Department offers numerous opportunities for undergraduate research over the entire span of the 4-year major curriculum All biology students will participate in various long-term, course-based research projects in many of their major courses, from the 100-level Principles of Biology course through more
- Biology Professors - H-SC
McGavacks Professor of Biology and Director of Undergraduate Research Mike Wolyniak Footer Jump to Header Jump to Main Content Forming good men and good citizens since 1776 Hampden Sydney, VA 23943 (434) 223-6000 Contact the College
- Biology - blogs. hsc. edu
http: sciencejournal hsc edu ! News from the Hampden-Sydney Science Departments Biology D Edward Lowry I’m very excited to be joining the Hampden-Sydney community this year, and am busy setting up a continuing research program looking at native and introduced plant species I am studying patterns in rarity and abundance -
- khargadon | Biology Department - H-SC
Elliott Associate Professor of Biology Dr Kristian M Hargadon ’01 recently published an article on a central mechanism of melanoma resistance to immunotherapy in the British Journal of Dermatology, one of the most prestigious journals in Dermatology, where it is consistently ranked as the #1 or #2 journal in its field
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