Ecology, Conservation, and Evolutionary Biology, Biology, BS
Building Phylogenetic Trees for Leopard Frogs
"With Dr. Townsend, I'm working with Mesoamerican Leopard frogs, building phylogenetic trees to show the relationships between species. It's so nice to have that opportunity, to have that scholarly relationship with a professor."
Kayla Weinfurther, Class of 2016, Biology, in the Ecology, Conservation, and Environmental Biology track
Focus Your Career on Ecology, Conservation, Evolution, and the Environment
The Ecology, Conservation, and Evolutionary Biology (ECEB) track includes all core biology courses and a selection of related courses that focus on ecological and environmental sciences.
In order to achieve an environmental focus, you must complete broad training in the sciences and mathematics. This track is designed to provide flexibility to allow pursuit of specialized interests including minors in other environmental disciplines such as environmental geology, geography, regional planning, and law.
This track prepares students for pursuing advanced degrees or employment in areas related to ecology and environmental sciences at universities, government, and private companies.