This course introduces life in the sea from ecological and evolutionary perspectives. Topics will include primary and secondary production, interrelations of marine organisms and their environment (e.g. rocky intertidal, estuaries, interstitial communities, coral reefs, deep-sea communities), adaptations of marine organisms, human impacts on marine life, biodiversity, conservation, and aquaculture.

This course is a 1 to 2-credit opportunity for students to contribute to local museum practice while developing professional skills and resume-relevant experience.

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Drug resistance is a major problem that complicates the treatments of infectious diseases. It is a consequence of genetic changes in a microbe, and molecular mechanisms vary widely including mutations of target enzymes, increased expression of efflux pump, horizontal transfer of resistance gene, and induction of inactivating enzymes.

Neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) are a set of infectious diseases arising from a diverse group

Student Teaching practicum for students enrolled in the ECE BA based in PreK/K settings

Critical reading and appreciation of selected major masterpieces in cultural and literary contexts; improving grammar and dictionary skills.