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Congratulations to the many BAHS students who will head to clinical programs this fall in medical imaging and medical laboratory science. Students in medical imaging will pursue specialties in radiography, sonography, and cardiovascular technology.  We hope that you have a challenging and rewarding clinical experience. 

BAHS celebrates 20 years of offering Dendrology, the science that studies wooded plants. Dr,George Chamuris has taught this field course that focuses on the identification, biology and economic significance of trees and shrubs. The class emphasizes the tree species of eastern North American forests. 

The Pre-professional Committee congratulates the following students who have been accepted to professional school and will be donning their white coats soon. We are all very proud of you! Best of luck and stay in touch! Lauren Chamberlin : Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine  Sean DeAngelo : Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Katherine Hawkins : Drexel University College of Medicine Shaidy Moronta: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine Jonathan Perez : Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Alex Trezza : Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus University Julio Valencia-Velez : Howard University College of Medicine Justin VanDerMolen: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Bloomsburg University  hosted the Great STEM Adventure Camp in June for 550 area students in grades 5 to 8.  Students had the opportunity to explore topics in science, technology, engineering and matematics through hands-on, inquiry-based activities. A good time was had by all!  Campers visited BAHS for investigations of neurobiology, sensory biology, and human anatomy and physiology. Leading the enthusiastic scientists were Dr. Surmacz, Mrs. Diltz, BAHS laborato ry coordinator, and Alex Hoke , graduate assistant.

Th rainy weather did not dampen the spirits of our fantastic group of Spring 2017 BAHS graduates! Following the commencement ceremony, our graduates and their families were treated to a reception in their honor with BAHS faculty and students. The Biology and Allied Health Club and Tri-Beta Biology Honor Society hosted the event in Hartline Lobby.  Below is a list our spring 2017 graduates. Check out the photos of the celebration below the list. Congratulations to our newest alumni. Stay in touch! B.S. Health Sciences                                 B.A. Biology Tala Abdulal                                              BrieAnna Stauffer Sarah Bartra Hanan Ben Nacef Paige Betts                               ...

The College of Science and Technology hosted Research Day on April 7, 2017 in McCormick Human Services Center. This event celebrates a year of achievement  in the research laboratory and an opportunity for students to present their results for discussion and feedback. Following opening remarks by Dean Aronstam, Dr. Jennifer Whisner, Department of Environmental, Geographical, and Geological Sciences, presented the keynote address on Undergraduate Research-the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.  BAHS students were well-represented at Research Day with 27 student presentations! Student poster presentations were evaluated by a team of judges, including BAHS faculty emerita Dr. Margaret Till.   The following BAHS students received rewards for their poster presentation: first prize, Lauren Chamberlin , third prize: Kurt Jeffreys , and honorable mentions Haley Kravitz and Madison Aungst . Thank you to Dr. Coleman for serving on the CoST Research Day Committee.   The foll...