The Life Sciences Program provides a common series of courses for all life science majors at UW. So whether you are a life science major in the College of Agriculture, Arts & Sciences or Health Sciences, you will likely enroll in a LIFE course at some point in your college career. Courses in the Life Sciences Program offer a cutting-edge view of biology and biological research and are taught by some of the most respected teachers at UW. Although the Life Sciences Program does not offer a major, a wide range of life science majors can be pursued at UW. For more information on specific life science majors, contact the College of Agriculture, Arts & Sciences or Health Sciences.
* Congratulations to our John P. Ellbogen Outstanding Graduate Assistants in Teaching, Guinevere Jones, Ecosystem Science & Management/Life Sciences Program and Christopher North, Zoology & Physiology/Life Sciences Program. They were recognized at the Graduate Awards Luncheon held on April 24, 2013.
* Recently members of the Life Sciences faculty were recipients of the 2013 Promoting Intellectual Engagement (PIE) Award. The PIE Award is co-sponsored by LeaRN, Ellbogen CTL, Residence Life & Dining, and Center for Advising and Career Services. Nominated on-line by sophomore students, the award honors instructors who inspire excitement, inquiry, and autonomy in first-year courses. Those honored included Elizabeth Flaherty, Carly Jordan, Jonathan Prather, Mark Lyford and Brianna Wright.
