Biology and Environmental Science News

Keyword: experiential learning

Stevenson University juniors Rojesh Shrestha and Blake Ford recently travelled with biology faculty member Dr. Keith Johnson to Portland, Oregon for the Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation (CERF) conference.

Environmental Science students Stephanie Ayres and Diamonique Clark, and Biology major Keeley Cook (all pictured above with Dr. Tucker), led a stream clean-up for Mustangs Make a Difference Day.

In this outdoor lab activity, environmental chemistry students were conducting measurements of dissolved oxygen concentration in Gwynns Falls, a stream behind the Owings Mills North campus. Dissolved oxygen is one of the para.

Dixie Hoyle, a 2014 Biology graduate is currently working as a Research Assistant at Johns Hopkins University in the School of Medicine, Division of Hematology, studying heart disease. Dixie’s work involves differentiating .

Senior Environmental Science major Diamonique Clark is taking advantage of every opportunity college has to offer. This past summer she participated in a Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) in Toa Baja, Puerto Rico.

 
 
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