Our Students
Student Organizations
Tri-Beta
Union's Biology department has a local chapter of the Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honor Society that is "dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of biological study and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research."
BIOME
Biologists in Observation of the Master's Earth is a student-led biology club that brings students with interests in God's creation together for service and fellowship. The club meets several times a month and students participate in many exciting and community-building activities, including camping trips, game nights, and service projects for Union's Campus and Community day.
Critter Club
Critter Club is a zoology-themed animal care and education outreach club. This club promotes the love of learning about animals in local elementary schools through interactive presentations using live animals on the topics of animal care, biology, behavior, and conservation.
Recent Research
Effects of Pseudomonas fluorescens Culture Supernatant on Biofilm Formation of Staphylococcus epidermidis Strains
Presenter: Cassandra Fish
Faculty Project Advisor: Esther Choi
The Effects of Environmental Enrichment Removal on Wheel Running Behavior in Caged Mice
Presenter: Sarah J. Ruckersfeldt
Faculty Project Advisor: Robert S. Bowen
Examining the Retention of Intraspecies Phenotypic Variation of Chinese Elm During Regeneration
Presenter: William Smith
Faculty Project Advisors: Mark Bolyard