Research and discovery are the hallmarks of an academic experience in Biological Sciences at the University of Denver. Undergraduate and graduate students work side-by-side with a faculty mentors.

Undergraduates may choose from five majors and two specialty concentrations.  These options reflect the diverse applications and career opportunities for students of the life sciences.

Graduate students in the MS and PhD programs perform original research in their chosen field beginning in the first year.  Curriculum and research options are selected either in Cell & Molecular Biology or Ecology & Evolution.

The intellectual growth and achievements of our students are fostered by distinguished faculty who are committed to both teaching and scholarship. The collective endeavors of our students and faculty are supported by state-of-the-art laboratories and classrooms.

Seminars - 4:00 pm - OLIN 105 (unless otherwise indicated)

Jan 23 - " Can't we all just get along? People, livestock, and wildlife conservation in an African savanna" - Corinna Riginos - Dept of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, Princeton Univ

Jan 30 - "Water webs, river drying, and riverine macroecosystems" - Kevin McCluney - School of LIfe Sciences, Arizona State University

Feb 6 - Chad Pearson - Dept of Cell and Dev Biol, UC Denver

Feb 9 - IN BAUD 103 - Nathan Muchhala, Univ of Nebraska

Feb 13 - IN BAUD 103 - Robin Tinghitella, Michigan State University

Feb 20 - Sharon Collinge - EEB, Univ of Colorado, Boulder

Feb 27 - Graduate Student Presentations

• Breanna Symmes
• Nathan Duval

Mar 5 - Larry Lash - Dept of Pharmacology, Wayne State University (Marsico Scholar)

Seminar Schedule for 2011-2012