An advanced ecology course that covers classic and contemporary concepts, patterns, and processes in the field of community ecology

Students will explore the function and adaptation of the human body emphasizing neuromuscular, cardio-respiratory, gastrointestinal, endocrine, and urinary systems to maintain homeostasis and human health.

Special Topics

Evolutionary processes at molecular level, organization of genomes and genetic systems. Students will read and present up-to-date research articles in various topics in molecular evolution.

This is a course that covers Mendelian and molecular genetics, principles of inheritance, gene structure and function, foundations of recombinant DNA technology, and the genetic basis of variation and evolution.

An advanced ecology course that covers classic and contemporary concepts, patterns, and processes in the field of community ecology.

Introduction to ecological processes at individual, population, and community levels that occur in plant, animal, and microbial taxa, and their relevance to current environmental problems.

Students will learn how genetics, the environment and human behavior influence well-being. Topics include health fitness, immunity, nutrition, stress management and chronic disease prevention. Credit not allowed for both APPH 1040 and APPH 1050 or HPS 1040 or APPH 1060.

We will examine the basic biophysical properties, structure-function relationships, physiological regulation, pathology and pharmacological manipulation of ion channels with heavy reliance on recent literature.