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The biology department seeks to expand the knowledge of the biological sciences through engaging lecture and laboratory study and exploration. We strive to not only prepare our diverse student population for their career choices but also help them make informed decisions as common citizens. Our students will come to appreciate the varied methods of inquiry used to understand biological systems and expand their perspectives on biological issues through critical thinking. Upon successful completion of coursework in our department student will not only be intellectually enriched in the discipline but also come to appreciate how this insight can serve as a foundation for a more comprehensive and informed worldview.
Career Opportunities
Successful completion of an Association of Science in biology may lead to employment in a variety of different occupations. Below are examples, some of which may include additional degree work at a transfer institution. Northeast Ohio median salaries in 2020 for a medical lab technician was $58,530 and for a registered nurse was $72,100. See O*Net OnLine for additional wage and employment trends as well as required knowledge, skills and abilities.
- Medical lab technician
- Medical doctor
- Physician assistant
- Registered nurse
- Biological research technician
- Zoologist and wildlife biologist
- Veterinarian
- Molecular and cellular biologists
- Forestry and conservation manager
Biology Facilities
Biology classes are held in spacious and well-equipped laboratories that have the latest tools and equipment. Our facilities and curriculum are designed for students pursuing careers in the health technologies or biology and our courses are taught by faculty who bring a broad array of experiences to the classroom including work as a medical doctor, medical practitioners, scientists, etc.
Get Involved
Students interested in biology, health technologies, transfer, or sciences are encouraged to get involved:
- Student Engagement and Leadership at Lakeland offers many student organizations that may align with your interests.
- Volunteering at various organizations in Lake County.
