General Information

If you are trying to crash a class in the Life Sciences Department: please read

We are in the
Natural Sciences Building

  Photo gallery tour of the
NS building under construction,
September 29th, 2006


Palomar Premed Club
Any student interested in
 the health professions should join!


Wayne's Word
The best botany site on the net. Period. Created and maintained by
Wayne Armstrong, Life Sciences Department Professor Emeritus


Palomar College Arboretum

Department Programs

Medical Assisting

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Opportunites

Bridges to the Future
Earn $4,250 per year!
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The Life Sciences Department is in the
 Mathematics and the
Natural & Health Sciences
Division

Palomar College Home Page

 


Field Courses


The Life Sciences Department offers three field courses each year: Catalina Island (spring break), Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (summer), and Belize (winter break). Click on the graphics below for more information.
 


Photo:
Kristine Maloney


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Online Courses

Botany 115, Wayne Armstrong, Instructor
Biology 101, Wayne Armstrong, Instructor

(Not offered this academic year)

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Television Courses

Biology 101, Dan Sourbeer, Instructor


Staff

 

Full-Time Faculty 

Richard Abistegui-DuBois
Gary Alderson
Carey Carpenter
Ralph Ferges (Chair)

Maura Gage
Jim Gilardi

Gene Gushansky
Kimberly Marhsall

Beth Pearson
Dan Sourbeer
C. Andrea Taupier

Lesley Blankenship-Williams

 

Academic Department  Assistant
Karen Buehler

Instructional Support  Assistants 
Chris Hall
Margarita Vega

Pedagogical Engineer and BS Manager
Steve King

Faculty Emeritus
Wayne Armstrong 

Adjunct Faculty for Fall 2008 

Russell Bloxton
Lisa Dow
Ana Dowey
Bill Gaarde
John Hakanson
Debra Han
Tonya Huff
Bill Kloetzer
Ron Langlois
Dan MacNeil
Michael Monahan
Robert Mustard
Elmar Schmid
Diane Strader
Phil Vanderschaegen
Gary Waayers
Robin Waayers
George Zabka




 

Please contact Carey Carpenter regarding any errors, omissions, etc.

"Evolving" gif created by Olle Håstad and taken from the Klymkowsky Lab site

 

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