Dr. Deborah E. Britt
- Assistant Professor
Welcome to the Department of Biology in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
What We Do
A degree in biology can launch you into a wide range of careers, from the pharmaceutical industry to the medical field, from environmental science to biotechnology.
Contact Information
- biology@ric.edu
- 401-456-8010
- Fogarty Life Science, 422 Library Rd, No. Providence, RI 02911
Department Chair
Program Requirements
- Biology BS Requirements
- Biology Minor Requirements
- Biology MA Requirements
- Biotechnology BS Requirements
- Health Sciences BS Requirements with concentrations in Human Services, Medical Laboratory Sciences and Completions: Dental Hygiene, Respiratory Therapy (enrollment currently suspended for Respiratory Therapy and Dental Hygiene concentrations)
- Health Sciences Minor Requirements
- Medical Imaging BS Requirements with concentrations in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Nuclear Medicine Technology, and Radiography
- Modern Biological Sciences CGS Requirements
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How We Market These Programs
See how we speak to prospective students about the Biology undergraduate, Biology graduate, Biotechnology, Health Sciences, Medical Imaging and Modern Biological Sciences programs.
Our Faculty
Dr. Nicole M. Carrier
- Assistant Professor
Dr. Suzanne Conklin
- Assistant Professor
Dr. Emily Ford
- Associate Professor
Dr. Eric S. Hall
- Associate Professor
Dr. Daniel B. Hewins
- Professor
Dr. Dana J. Kolibachuk
- Professor
Dr. Carla Narvaez Diaz
- Assistant Professor
Dr. Larissa B. Patterson
- Associate Professor
Alison M. Philbrook
- Assistant Professor
Dr. Jason B. Ramsay
- Assistant Professor
Dr. Rebeka J. Rand-Cyr
- Professor
Dr. Anabela Maria Resende da Maia
- Associate Professor
Dr. Eric M. Roberts
- Associate Professor
Dr. Geoff E. Stilwell
- Associate Professor
Dr. Anika M. Toorie
- Associate Professor
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