Department of Multidisciplinary Science
About
The Department of Multidisciplinary Science supports academic programs that promote student success and serves as the academic home for instructional faculty who teach first- and second-year seminars, senior seminars, upper-division courses, and online general education courses for non-science majors.
The department also hosts cross-disciplinary research faculty whose work extends beyond a single science department, as well as for directors of research centers and institutes affiliated with the College of Sciences.
Academic Programs
Bachelor of Science in General Science
The Bachelor of Science in General Science degree allows for curriculum flexibility to support advancing careers in science fields. This degree is designed for current and returning students who desire flexibility within the sciences to accommodate existing STEM coursework. This major can assist students who are seeking careers in health care, STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) education, natural resource and energy utilization, and wildlife management.
Our Faculty
Javier A. Rodríguez, Ph.D.
Adele Balmer, Ph.D.
Thomas Crippen, M.S.
Elana Paladino, Ph.D.
Aude Picard
Alison Sloat, Ph.D.
Van Vo, Ph.D.
