BIOLOGY GRADUATES WILL BE ABLE TO:
  1. Explain key biology concepts within an evolutionary framework and across different levels of biological organization, from molecules to ecosystems.
  2. Evaluate scientific literature to engage in scientific discussion, debate competing ideas, and formulate arguments.
  3. Apply scientific inquiry to address biological questions, including hypothesis formulation and experimental design. 
  4. Operate equipment and use experimental techniques competently in lab and field settings.
  5. Apply quantitative reasoning to problems in biology, including analyzing data and modeling biological phenomena. 
  6. Effectively communicate current knowledge of biology orally and in writing to varied audiences, including faculty, peers, community members, and/or other professionals.
  7. Evaluate information related to global challenges in biology and society, including climate change, habitat destruction, biodiversity loss, sustainable resource use, and disease outbreaks.