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Full-time
members of the Lakeland Biology Department are a diverse faculty with areas
of expertise in botany, zoology, vertebrate biology, ecology, anatomy-physiology,
microbiology, and parasitology. Five members possess doctoral degrees (four
Ph.D.s
and one D.A.) with a sixth member possessing a Master of Science degree(working
on a Ph.D). Teaching experience ranges from more than 17 years of full-time
teaching
to recent graduates. All department members maintain a strong commitment to
excellence in teaching. All
part-time faculty are required to have a minimum of a Master's Degree in either
Biology or Teaching with an emphasis in Biology. Lakeland Community College's
current part-time biology faculty corps include high school teachers, a veterinarian,
a registered nurse, naturalists, and clinical researchers. Biology courses
are matched to the part-time instructors' expertise or work experience. Some
part-time instructors have been teaching at Lakeland for over 15 years.
Click here
to see some some of our current part-time faculty!
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1010 Introductory Biology I: Cells, Genetics and Evolution BIOL
1020 Introductory Biology II: Organismic Biology & Ecology BIOL
1140 Human Biology BIOL
1150 Plant Biology BIOL
1160 Animal Biology BIOL
1170 Ecology and Environmental Biology BIOL
1200 Fundamentals of Biology for the Health Technologies BIOL
1510 Principles of Biology I BIOL
1520 Principles of Biology II BIOL
2210 Anatomy and Physiology I BIOL
2220 Anatomy and Physiology II BIOL
2700 Microbiology BIOL
2800 Immunology BIOL
2900 Special Topics in Biology |