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Department of Biological Sciences

Mandatory Advising for Biology Majors (Fall 2012)

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Academic advising for all biology majors will begin April 16, 2012 with priority registration occurring on or about May 5, 2012.  You will not be able to register for Fall classes without meeting with your adviser.  Please note, Dr. Wooley is out of the country this term, his students have been assigned to other advisers.  They will be returned to Dr. Wooley for advising in the Fall. Steps for advising follows.

Step 1

Get familiar with our website! http://biology.csustan.edu

Step 2

Fill out the advising worksheet and then print it out so you can bring it with your proposed next term schedule to your advising appointment.  You can find the worksheet here: http://biology.csustan.edu/Biology/BiolAdviseStudent/.  Advisees that show-up without their advising form and tentative schedules will be asked to reschedule their appointment.

Step 3

Signing up for an appointment with your advisor.  This is done online through the Biological Sciences Department web site (http://biology.csustan.edu).  The advising link on the left in the Main Menu will lead you to the advising information page and the schedule link: http://biology.csustan.edu/Biology/BiolSched/.

To log into both sites you need to use your CSU Stanislaus student ID number and first name.  For the advising signup sheet, you will be directed to times that your adviser has available.  Enter your email address and phone number in a time slot you want to reserve and click the sign up tab to submit your appointment.  Remember your appointment. Once you sign up for one time, you cannot sign up for another.  If you miss your appointment you must contact your adviser directly for a new appointment at their convenience.  If you have to reschedule, you must call Ilene in the main biology office at 667-3476 at least 24 hours before your scheduled appointment.  After your schedule is reset, you can then go online and reschedule.  If you have not contacted the office 24 hours before your appointment, you will have to reschedule with your adviser at their convenience.

If you log into the signup site and there are no times listed for your adviser, please contact your adviser directly.  Their emails can be found on the faculty and staff directory listed here http://biology.csustan.edu/images/pdf/directory.pdf.

Last Updated on Saturday, 17 March 2012 08:25
 

Department of Biological Sciences Mission Statement

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We, the Department of Biological Sciences, are a diverse academic community of teacher-scholars and student-scientists engaged in exploring the wonder and diversity of life at all levels of biological organization, including cells, organisms, and ecological systems. The faculty utilize evidence-based teaching strategies to provide students at CSU Stanislaus with a broad exposure to the concepts, processes, and approaches of the biological sciences. We offer students comprehensive academic advising, career mentoring, and research opportunities. Biology majors develop the skills to formulate and evaluate hypotheses, critically interpret data, and communicate with others. Faculty and staff are committed to fostering and empowering the development of life-long learners of science, including scientists, health professionals, educators, civic leaders, and citizens in a society that requires high levels of biological literacy. Together, the Department works to expand our collective understanding of biology and to promote a greater appreciation of the importance of biodiversity and biological processes in our society.

Last Updated on Sunday, 05 February 2012 20:26
 

California State University, Stanislaus

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The Department of Biological Sciences offers programs of study in the life sciences for students seeking the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences, a Master of Science in Marine Sciences, a Master of Science in Ecology and Sustainability, or Master of Science in Genetic Counseling.

Students may also elect to complete a concentration in General Biology, Biology Education, Ecology, Organismal Biology or Molecular and Microbial Biology as part of either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science. Students interested in marine biology and oceanography may elect course work at the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories for partial fulfillment of their in-residence major and degree requirements.

 

Robert Noyce Scholarship Information

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Currently applications for the Robert Noyce Scholarship Program, which provides $10,000 per year to math and science majors of Jr., Sr. and credential level standing for the 2012/2013 academic year are being accepted. The application deadline is noon on April 15th, 2012 (right around the corner). For more information about this prestigious scholarship for future teachers, please call or e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it (664-6923) or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it (667-3589). More information can be found at the Noyce website for application and eligibility requirements. www.csustan.edu/NoyceScholarship

Application deadline is noon on April 15, 2012

Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 February 2012 14:49
 

Science Day at CSU Stanislaus

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The College of Natural Sciences was pleased to present the First Annual CSU Stanislaus Science Day on February 11th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.  To view an album of random pictures from the event, please click here.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 14 February 2012 11:47
 
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