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Division of Natural and Health Sciences offers students:
biology,
pre-health related fields such as pre-med
and pre-vet, physician
assistant, biochemistry, chemistry,
dietetics/nutrition,
mathematics, actuary science and
computer
science.
All
laboratory courses taught by Ph.D. faculty. Students receive
individualized attention and use the latest instrumentation.
A
dedicated Molecular Modeling Computer Laboratory
enables
students to engage in the visual learning of chemistry.
The
Charles Edison Life Science Computer Laboratory opened.
Students' study of physiology, ecology and genetics is enhanced
by the data acquisition and analysis capabilities and visual
learning software programs.
Active
Biology,
Chemistry and Math/Computer Science Clubs. The
Chemistry Club has earned the American Chemical Society's
Outstanding Award for ten consecutive years. This award ranks
the club in the top twenty-five in the nation.
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- Summer
internships and research opportunities in industry and academia.
- Competitive
academic scholarships:
Scott Biology, Bettwy/Westinghouse
Chemistry, and Seton Hill University Mathematics/ Computer
Science.
- A
tradition of successful alumnae in industry, business,
government, medicine, all areas of the health profession,
veterinarian medicine and teaching.
I
invite you to explore the Division pages and learn more about the
degree options in each area. Our mission is to provide students,
especially women, with the learning environment that will foster
creative and productive mathematicians, scientists, physician
assistants, dieticians, and computer scientists for the world in
which they will live.
Susan
Yochum,
SC, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Chair, Division of Natural & Health Sciences
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