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Fall 2007 classes - Napier Ave Campus

Evening classes highlighted

Biological Science 101, MWF, 905-1000 (lab T 800-1000) CRN10431, Schodorf R
Biological Science 101, MWF, 1115-1210 (lab T 1010-1210) CRN10433, Schodorf R
Biological Science 101, MWF, 1220-115 (lab R 1010-1210) CRN10434, Murton, S
Biological Science 101, TR, 430-700 PM, CRN10441, Staff
Biological Science 101, TR, 700-930 PM CRN10792, Staff
Biological Science 101, CRN11090, (TBA) Howse-Willard M
Above class is Internet class. Mandatory labs at Napier Campus on 9/8, 9/22, 10/6, 10/20, 11/3, 11/17, 12/1, 12/8(snow day) 800AM - 1200.
BS Human Anatomy & Physiology, 108, WR, 125-255, (lab M 125-325), CRN12232, Murton S
BS Human Anatomy & Physiology, 108, W, 600-900, (lab M, 600-800) CRN12323, Staff
Principles of Biology I, 111, MWF, 800-855, (lab T 800-1100), CRN10769, Lentz S
Principles of Biology I, 111, MWF, 905-1000, (lab T 1220-320), CRN11411, Lentz S
Life Science for Elementary Teachers 170, CRN11469, TR, 1230-300, WMU-SW, Howse-Willard M
Environmental Biology 204, CRN10435, MWF, 1010-1105, (lab R 905-1210), Schodorf B
Human Anatomy 205, CRN10436, MWF, 905-1000 (lab T 800-1000), Block K
Human Anatomy 205, CRN10437, MWF, 1010-1105 (lab T 1010-1210), Block K
Human Anatomy 205, CRN10888, MW, 1115-1245, (lab R, 1010-1210) Camelet, W
Human Anatomy 205, CRN11400, MW, 100-230 (lab R 1220-220), Camelet, W
Human Anatomy 205, CRN11596, M, 600-900 (lab W 600-800 AM), Chalupa D
Human Anatomy 205, CRN11681, (TBA), Miles f
Above class is an Internet class. Required orientation and lab on 8/27 (4-6pm) Five testing and Lab dates at Napier Campus on 9/15, 10/6, 10/27, 11/17, 12/8,(10am-2pm)
Human Physiology 206, M, 125-425, (lab W 125-425, CRN11427), Stijnman F
Human Physiology 206, T, 600-900, (lab R 600-900, CRN10443), Miles F
Microbiology 210 [CRN10447] TR, 12:20-2:50, Yamokoski W

Fall 2007 classes - Bertrand Crossing Campus

Evening classes highlighted

Biological Science 101, CRN11090, (TBA) Howse-Willard M
Above class is Internet class. Mandatory labs at Napier Campus on 9/8, 9/22, 10/6, 10/20, 11/3, 11/17, 12/1, 12/8(snow day) 800AM - 1200.
Biological Science 101, CRN12008, MW, 600-830, Trine C
BS Human Anatomy & Physiology, 108, TR, 830-1000, (lab R 1010-1210), CRN11579, Stijnman F
Human Anatomy 205, TR, 125-255 (lab T, 1115-115), CRN10452, Stijnman F
Human Anatomy 205, CRN11681, (TBA), Miles f
Above class is an Internet class. Required orientation and lab on 8/27 (4-6pm) Five testing and Lab dates at Napier Campus on 9/15, 10/6, 10/27, 11/17, 12/8,(10am-2pm)

Fall 2007 classes - South Haven Campus

Evening classes highlighted

Biological Science 101, CRN11478, MW, 1010-1140 PM, (lab W, 200-400), Yamokoski W
Biological Science 101, CRN11852, TR, 600-830 PM, Meeks L
Biological Science 101, CRN11090, (TBA) Howse-Willard M
Above class is Internet class. Mandatory labs at Napier Campus on 9/8, 9/22, 10/6, 10/20, 11/3, 11/17, 12/1, 12/8(snow day) 800AM - 1200.
Human Anatomy & Physiology 108, WR, 1010-1140 (lab F 905-1105)CRN11927, Miles F
Human Anatomy & Physiology 108, T, 230-530 (lab R 230-430)CRN12332, Meeks L
Human Anatomy 205, MW, 830-1000 (lab T 800-1000 CRN11504), Miles F
Human Anatomy 205, MW, 600-830, CRN11614), Dustin W
Human Anatomy 205, CRN11681, (TBA), Miles f
Above class is an Internet class. Required orientation and lab on 8/27 (4-6pm) Five testing and Lab dates at Napier Campus on 9/15, 10/6, 10/27, 11/17, 12/8,(10am-2pm)

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Winter 2007 classes - Napier Ave Campus

Evening classes highlighted

Biological Science 101, MWF, 800-855, (lab R 800-1000), [CRN20404] Lentz S
Biological Science 101, MWF, 1010-1105 (lab T 800-1000) [CRN20410], Schodorf B
or 1115-1210, (lab T 1010-1210) [CRN20412] , Schodorf B
Biological Science 101, MWF, 1220-115, (lab R 1010-1210), [CRN20414] Lentz S
Biological Science 101, MWF, 125-215 PM, lab W 230-430 [CRN21335] Murton S
Biological Science 101, [CRN20461], T, 600-900 PM, (lab R 630-830), Staff
Biological Science 101, CRN21626, Internet course with labs on alternative Saturdays See dates click here. Howse-Willard M
Human Anatomy & Physiology 108, R, 600-900 (lab T 600-800 CRN20468), Staff
Principles of Biology II, 112, MWF, 905-1000, (lab R 905-1210 [CRN20417] or MWF, 1220-1:15, lab R 1220-325) [CRN20953], Schodorf B
Human Anatomy 205, MWF, 1010-1105 (lab T, 1010-1210) [CRN20419], Block K
Human Anatomy 205 MWF, 905-1000) (lab T, 800-1000 [CRN20422], Block K
Human Anatomy 205, T,R, 1010-1140 (lab R, 800-1000) [CRN20425], Staff
Human Anatomy 205, [CRN20801], T, 6:00-9:00PM (lab R, 6:00-8:00), MacKeller A
Human Anatomy 205, [CRN21336], MW, 12:20-1:50PM (lab W, 2:00-4:00), Camelet W
Human Anatomy 205, [CRN21643], Miles W
Above class is intermet class. See exam schedule click here Contact instructor, miles@lakemichigancollege.edu
Human Physiology 206, TR, 1220-145PM, (lab T, 200-500PM) [CRN20445], Stijnman F
Human Physiology 206, M, 600-900PM, (lab W 600-900PM) [CRN20459], Staff
Microbiology 210 [CRN21376] TR, 12:20-2:50, Yamokoski W
Genetics 212 [CRN21646] MWF, 905-1000, Yamokoski W
This class is live interactive Napier Campus.
Life Science for Elementary Teachers II, 270, CRN21681, TR, 1230-300, 1303 WMU-SW, Howse-Willard M

Winter 2007 classes - Bertrand Crossing Campus

Biological Science 101, [CRN21544], M, 6:00-9:00, Staff (lab W, 6:00-8:00), Trine C
Biological Science 101, CRN21626, Internet course with labs on alternative Saturdays. See dates click here. Howse-Willard M
Human Anatomy & Physiology 108, TR, 125-255 (lab T 1010-1210 CRN21992), Lentz S
Human Anatomy 205, MW, 1:25-2:55 P.M. (lab W, 3:00-5:00)[CRN21312] Stijnman, F
Human Anatomy 205, [CRN21643], Miles F
Above class is intermet class. See exam schedule click here Contact instructor, miles@lakemichigancollege.edu
Human Physiology 206, TR, 1220-140PM, (lab T, 200-500PM) [CRN21542], Stijnman F
Genetics 212 [CRN21678] MWF, 905-1000, Yamokoski W
This class is live interactive from Napier Campus.

Winter 2007 classes - South Haven Campus

Biological Science 101, [CRN21651], MWF 1115-1210, M 1230-230, Yamokoski W
Biological Science 101, [CRN21581], TR 600-830, Meeks L Biological Science 101, CRN21626, Internet course with labs on alternative Saturdays. See dates click here. Howse-Willard M
Human Anatomy & Physiology 108, TR, 1115-1245 (lab R 100-300 CRN21981), Miles F
Human Anatomy 205, [CRN21447], MW, 8:30-10:00 AM, (lab T, 8:00-10:00), Miles F
Human Anatomy 205, [CRN21847], MW, 6:00-8:30 PM, (lab T, 1:00-3:00), Dustin W
Human Anatomy 205, [CRN21643], Miles F
Above class is intermet class. See exam schedule click here Contact instructor, miles@lakemichigancollege.edu
Human Physiology 206, [CRN21817], MW, 1230-330, Miles F <
Genetics 212 [CRN21652] MWF, 905-1000, Yamokoski W
This class is live interactive from Napier Campus.

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Spring 2007 classes - Napier Avenue Campus

Evening classes highlighted

Biological Science 101, MTWR, 730-1010 [CRN30698], Schodorf B
Biological Science 101, MTWR, 1020-100 [CRN30699], Schodorf B
Biological Science 101, MTWR, 600-840 PM [CRN30700], Murton S
Human Anatomy 205, MTWR, 600-840 PM [CRN30701],Staff
Human Anatomy 205, MW, 1030- 115, TR, 1030-1210 [CRN30702],MacKellar
Human Physiology 206, MTWR, 9:00-12:15pm, [CRN30528], Miles F

Spring 2007 classes - Bertrand Crossing Campus

Biological Science 101, MWR, 900-1215 [CRN30692], Staff

Spring 2007 classes - South Haven Campus

Biological Science 101, MTWR, 1020-100 pm,[CRN30476], Murton S

Summer 2007 classes - Napier Avenue Campus

Evening classes highlighted

Biological Science 101, MTWR, 1020-100 [CRN40439], Lentz S
Human Physiology 206, MTWR, 600-915, [CRN40486], Block K
Human Physiology 206, MTWR, 900-1215, [CRN40487], Stijnman F

Summer 2007 classes - South Haven Campus

Biological Science 101, MTWR, 800-1040 am, [CRN40349], Murton S

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Biology Courses

101 Biological Science, fall, winter, spring, summer, 4(3-2)
An introduction to the basic principles and concepts of biology as well as related experiences. Areas of emphasis include ecology, evolution, unity and diversity of life, organ systems, genetics cell biology and behavior.
Prerequisites: E,R.
102 General Botany, 4(3-3), Inactive
103 General Zoology, 4(3-3), Inactive
108 Basic Human Anatomy & Physiology, fall, 4(3-2)
A general course providing basic understanding and exposure to human biology in health and disease. For Health Sciences and Human Services. Course transfers at discretion of granting institution. curricula.
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111 Principles of Biology I, fall, 4(3-3)
Emphasizes molecular biology, cell chemistry, cell structure and function, physiology, growth and development and genetics. For Biology majors and minors, of students planning to transfer to pre-professional programs requiring Biology. Includes a three hour laboratory experience per week. Prerequisites: E,M,R, BIOL 101, or two years of high school biology, or one year of high school biology and one year of chemistry.
112 Principles of Biology II, winter, 4(3-3)
Emphasizes diversity of organisms, animal and plant structure, animal behavior, and ecology. For Biology majors and minors, or those students planning to transfer to pre-professional programs requiring Biology. Includes a three-hour laboratory experience per week.
Prerequisites: E,M,R, BIOL 101, or two years of high school biology, or one year of high school biology and one year of chemistry.
170 Life Science for Elementary Teachers I 3(2-3)
The first of a two course laboratory based biology sequence designed for prospective elementary school science teachers. This course is intended to acquaint students with the important concepts of biology and why it is important for children to learn biology and how to help them become independent and creative investigators of nature. This course will explore the practice of science rather than a body of revealed knowledge to be memorized. This course is specifically designed to transfer to Western Michigan University's Elementary Education program and may not transfer to other institutions. See course web pages
Prerequisites: E,M,R, Computer literacy
270 Life Science for Elementary Teachers II 3(2-3)
The second of a two course laboratory based biology sequence designed for prospective elementary school science teachers. This course is intended to acquaint students with the important concepts of biology and why it is important for children to learn biology and how to help them become independent and creative investigators of nature. This course will explore the practice of science rather than a body of revealed knowledge to be memorized. This course is specifically designed to transfer to Western Michigan University's Elementary Education program and may not transfer to other institutions. See course web pages
Prerequisites: E,M,R, BIOL 270, Computer literacy
204 Environmental Biology, winter, 4(3-3)
A study of the basic concepts and applications of ecology, especially as it relates to humans. Emphasis will be placed on basic ecological concepts and how they relate to current environmental problems. Laboratory work includes field and laboratory studies and field trips to areas of ecological and environmental interest.
Prerequisites: E,M,R, BIOL 101, or two years of high school biology, or one year of high school biology and one year of physical science.
205 Human Anatomy, fall, winter, spring, summer, 4(3-2)
A study of the anatomical structure of the human body, with introduction to the basic physiological principles of metabolism, reproduction, respiration, and circulation.
Prerequisites: E,R, BIOL 101, or at least one year of high school biology within last five years.
206 Human Physiology, fall, winter, summer, 4(3-3)
An in-depth study of the normal physiological processes of mammals, especially as pertaining to humans, as the basis for understanding pathophysiology. Emphasis is placed on mechanisms by which cells and organs perform their functions and interaction. Laboratory experiences will provide direct observation and participation in the physiological processes of humans and lower animals as subjects for study.
Prerequisites: E,M,R, BIOL 205, CHEM 101 or CHEM 105 or one year of high school chemistry within last five years. (Return to schedule of classes at top!)
210 Microbiology, fall, 4(3-2)
Basic general microbiology designed to present concepts, techniques and applications. Detailed discussions of the morphological, chemical and biological characteristics of bacteria, fungi, protozoans, algae and viruses. Diseases and immunity are considered. The laboratory is designed to develop standard skills in identification, culture, control and assay of microorganisms.
Prerequisites: E,M,R, BIOL 101 or equivalent, CHEM 101 or CHEM 105 or equivalent.
212 Genetics, winter, 4(3-0)
An introduction to the mechanism of inheritance, cytoplasmic inheritance, population genetics and molecular genetics, which includes mechanisms of recombination and cancer. Prerequisites: E,M,R, BIOL 101 or equivalent.

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Biology Faculty [click on name to see photo and academic history]

Melissa Howse-Willard, PhD - email me at willard@lakemichigancollege.edu
Sue Lentz, PhD - email me at lentz@lakemichigancollege.edu
Fran Miles, PhD - email me at miles@lakemichigancollege.edu
Robert Schodorf - email me at schodorf@llakemichigancollege.edu
* also check my * Environmental Center Home Page
Frank Stijnman - email me at stinjman@lakemichigancollege.edu
Dr. William Yamokoski - email me at yamokosk@lakemichigancollege.edu

Adjunct Biology Faculty (and their photos)

Kevin Block - Human Anatomy 205, Human Physiology 206
William Camelet, PhD - Human Anatomy 205, Life Science for Elementary Teachers I, 170 * Visit my Home Page - email me at camelet@lakemichigancollege.edu
Bill Dustin [ in anatomy lab] Biological Science 101 & Human Anatomy 205
William Fleischman Anatomy & Physiology 108, Human Anatomy 205, Human Physiology 206
Amy MacKeller - Human Anatomy 205
Scott Murton Biological Science 101 - email me at murton@lakemichigancollege.edu
Timm Pschigoda - Basic Human Anatomy & Physiology 108 [See Syllabus]
Cheryl Trine, PhD- Biological Science 101

Supplemental Instruction [weekly review sessions]

- Biological Science 101
- Human Anatomy 205 - Ana Irizarry, SI leader

Biology Laboratory Manager

Scott Murton [Office: C304] email: murton@lakemichigancollege.edu * * (269)927-8100 ext 5085

UPCOMING BIOLOGY EVENTS AT LMC

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Revised:February 19, 2007

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LMC at Bertrand Crossing - 1905 Foundation Drive, Niles, MI 49120 (269) 695-1391
M-TEC at LMC - 400 Klock Road, Benton Harbor, MI 49022 (269) 926-6832