Science
This program is designed to prepare individuals for entry-level careers in general science fields. Specifically, the program will provide training for biomedical, quality assurance, biological technician, or lab assistant jobs.
Students will have the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to assess natural and renewable resources, in addition to collecting, applying, and analyzing data using a variety of methods.
We are not currently accepting applications for this degree program.
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STUDENT PROFILE
Bachelor of Science Biology students should:
• Desire to help people and the environment
• Enjoy working in an outdoor setting
• Have an interest in land resource or water resource management
• Solve problems and adapt to changing situations
• Demonstrate an ability to work independently
• Possess good communication skills
• Have organizational skills with attention to detail
• Be interested in careers in biology
PROGRAM OUTCOMES
Students graduating from this program will be able to:
• Apply scientific inquiry
• Communicate science concepts effectively through writing and presentations, including research findings and results
• Work effectively in research groups
• Communicate the significance of tribal culture as it relates to biological science concepts
• Apply biological science concepts to medical and environmental issues in tribal and non-tribal communities
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This program will prepare you for employment and/or transfer to a baccalaureate program in the areas of agriculture and natural resource management. You will have the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to assess natural and renewable resources, in addition to collecting, applying, and analyzing data using a variety of methods. Students will be provided the opportunity to participate in internship and hands-on experiences at the college farm and other area agricultural and resource agencies.
Student Profile
As an Agriculture and Natural Resource Management student you should:
Desire to help people and the environment
Enjoy working in an outdoor setting
Have an interest in land resource or water management
Program Outcomes
Students who complete the Associate in Applied Science in Agriculture and Natural Resources will:
Apply natural science concepts to Ag/Natural Resources issues.
Apply the scientific method.
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Student Profile
As a Science student, you should be able to:
Solve problems and adapt to changing situations
Demonstrate an ability to work independently
Possess good communication skills
Have organizational skills with attention to detail
Be interested in general science careers
Program Outcomes
Students who complete the Associate Degree in Science will:
Apply the scientific method
Apply natural/physical science concepts
Career Outlook for Agriculture and Natural Resources:
Forestry Technician Water Quality Specialist
Fisheries Technician Conservation Warden
Hydrologic Technician Grounds maintenance
Park Ranger Landscaping
Environmental Educator Ecological restoration
Wildlife Technician Irrigation Technician
GPS or GIS Technician
Crop production
Career Outlook for Biomedical Sciences:
Veterinary assistant
Laboratory assistant or technician
Biological technician
Quality control technician
Health aide
Dietetic technician
Dental assistant
Medical Lab Technician**
Isham-Chase Scholarship Fund
$1,000
Minimum 2.0 GPA
Must be registered for at least 6 credits and be a degree seeking student
** Certification testing and application offered by American Medical Technologies. See your advisor for the requirements
Student Organization - AISES
The American Indian Science and Engineering Society was founded in 1977 by American Indian scientists, engineers, and educators. The AISES mission is to substantially increase the representation of American Indian and Alaskan Natives in engineering, science and other related technology disciplines.
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May 13th (Saturday) Hardwood Forest Salad Bar
May 31st (Wednesday) Juniper Bluff
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June 28th (Wednesday) Houghton Falls
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July 5th (Wednesday) Copper Falls
July 19th (Wednesday) Bruce/St. Croix Boardwalk
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August 16th (Wednesday) Little Falls/Slough Gundy
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September 23rd (Saturday) Blue Hills Felsenmeer
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October 7th (Saturday) Pipestone Creek/Black Bear
October 14th (Saturday) Morgan Falls/St. Peter’s Dome
Natural History Field Trips 2023
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Mike Heim
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Dr. Debra Anderson
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Harley Fredriksen