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The Biology Department at James Madison
University currently serves over 700 undergraduate majors and 12
graduate students. It offers a wide variety of courses for biology and
biotechnology
majors, general education, and pre-health profession majors. A recently
launched 4-semester core curriculum was developed using NSF funding.
The M.S. graduate program has both research and teaching tracks.
The 34 fulltime faculty
members are engaged in teaching and research in
a broad range of subdisciplines and mentor over 150 undergraduate
student researchers during the academic year and in the summers. Most
faculty are supported in their research by external or internal funds,
and post-doctoral fellows, both teaching and research emphasis, are a
recent addition in the department. Both individual and shared research
spaces are located near faculty offices, and most classes and labs are
taught in Burruss Hall,
pictured at right top, which is located in the main
campus near
the library and other university facilities.
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