Program Director: Alexandre da Silva, M.L.A.
Faculty: Alan Brown, J.D.; Alan Carlson, M.S., Angella Charnot-Katsikas, M.D.; Alexandre da Silva, M.L.A.; Jennifer Fickett, M.S.; Michael Genova, J.D.; Joy Marburger, Ph.D.; Jane Norman, Ph.D.; Georgette Olson, M.S.; Lou Ann Unger, M.S., Michael Unger, Ph.D., Stephen Vogel, Ph.D.
The Department of Quantitative, Behavioral and Social Sciences offers a B.S. in General Sciences. As an interdisciplinary
program, the General Sciences curriculum is primarily concerned with preparing students to obtain employment in manufacturing, environmental and governmental settings and for future study in graduate or professional
school. The curriculum will prepare students to demonstrate a breadth of science; approach problems from a
scientific perspective with a foundational mastery of the theory, application and thought processes that
characterizes the sciences. The science core curriculum includes the study of biology, chemistry, ecology,
forensic science and physics. The science core curriculum prepares students for advanced study in any of the
four areas of concentration.
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