Biology Department

Jewett Hall 50th Anniversary Celebration
For details go here.

Biology Newsletter 2011
Check out what's new with the department. Go Here

Biology Newsletter 2010
See last years newsletter. Go here.

Biology Newsletter 2009Go here.

New A & P Courses
Check what will be available for the Fall 2011 here.

New Faculty Member
Dr. Scott Medler will join us for Fall of 2011. Go here.

Student news

Biology Student Gains Early Access to PhD. Program. Go Here

Biology Students Honored
A reception was held to honor the accomplishments of our student. Go here.

Biology Students Research Projects
Check out what our students have been researching here.

 


Alumni News

Alumnus Leads New Course
The Nitric Oxide was led by Dr. Marletta. See here

Two Alumni Return
Dr. Lelito & Dr. Moskalik give seminars. Go here.

Alumnus Gives Presentation
Dr. Abendshein presents his life story and research. Go here.

 

News Archive

 

mushrooms on campus

Are you curious about life?

 

 

Do you wonder how or why something is happening in nature?

 

An examination of life requires the study of biology, which in turn leads to a greater understanding of ourselves and the world in which we live.  Biologists have made enormous strides in the understanding of cellular and molecular processes, the structure and function of animals, plants and microorganisms, and the diversity of life.  The more we learn about life, the more we stand in awe of its complexities.  This knowledge is not only fascinating, it is vitally important to the well-being of the earth and its inhabitants.  We will need to press on in the study of biology if we are to understand and solve the problems of emerging infectious diseases, AIDS,  endangered or invasive species, bioterrorism, or habitat destruction.

 

 fungi

 

The faculty and students of the SUNY Fredonia Biology Department are curious about life and explore these issues on a daily basis.  Our diverse programs and  classes  offer a deeper understanding of the biological complexities of life.

 

Care to join us in our exploration?

 

 


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