700
Undergraduate majors
35
Graduate students
$5.5M
Research awards
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Accredited by ASBMB

Our undergraduate program is accredited by the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB), which recognizes the highest standards of quality and innovation in BMB education. Our majors have the opportunity to take a proficiency exam once they near completion of their degree requirements, which can be highlighted on their resumes and curriculum vitae to demonstrate competitiveness in the field.

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Course-Based Undergraduate Research

All BMB majors participate in authentic, course-based laboratory research as part of our undergraduate curriculum. Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experiences (CUREs) provide students the opportunity to gain research experience by participating in research projects conducted in the classroom. This model offers students more agency over their coursework, helping them feel more personally invested in their scientific studies while increasing their sense of belonging in STEM.

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Daniel N. Hebert Scholarship

Prof. Daniel N. Hebert passed away on December 8th, 2024. He served as a faculty member in the BMB department for 27 years, where he inspired countless students with his enthusiasm for science and dedication to teaching.

The Daniel N. Hebert Scholarship is being established to honor his legacy. Donations are currently being accepted.

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13
Tenure-track faculty
5
Lecturers
3
Research/extension faculty
8
Postdoctoral/senior research fellows