Episode 47: Saint Leo’s BS in Biology Degree Program (Ecology, Biomedical Sciences, & Medical Humanities)

In this episode of the Saint Leo 360 podcast, we continue our discussion on the BS in biology degree program at Saint Leo University. This time, we focus on the ecology and biomedical sciences tracks, in addition to the bachelor’s in medical humanities degree program. Our guests are Drs. Cheryl Kozina and William Ellis, both of whom are associate professors of biology at Saint Leo University. They talked about:

• Their personal and professional backgrounds
• Their teaching careers and journeys to teaching at Saint Leo University
• A brief history and general overview of the BS in biology degree program at Saint Leo
• Where the biology and medical humanities degree programs are offered
• Types of students these programs are intended for
• An overview of courses and topics covered in the ecology and biomedical sciences tracks, as well as the medical humanities program
• An overview of the faculty who teach in the biology degree program and these specific tracks
• Opportunities outside of the classroom for students to connect with other like-minded majors
• Career opportunities with a bachelor’s in biology degree focusing on ecology and biomedical sciences, in addition to avenues with a bachelor’s in medical humanities
• Pursuing graduate studies with a biology degree and these specific areas of focus
• What sets Saint Leo University and its biology and medical humanities degree programs apart from others

Learn more about Saint Leo University’s biology degree program with a focus on ecology at https://www.saintleo.edu/biology-bachelor-ecology-degree.

Get the lowdown on the biomedical sciences track within the biology degree program at https://www.saintleo.edu/biology-bachelor-biomedical-health-sciences-degree.

Interested in the bachelor’s in medical humanities? Check out https://www.saintleo.edu/medical-humanities-bachelor-degree.