Debbie is a biology major at Longwood University. She has studied biology for four years and has a wide range of knowledge on different aspects, topics, and concepts in biological sciences. She has held many officer positions such as the vice president of the NAACP chapter, treasurer for Global Leaders, and social chair for the chemistry fraternity, Alpha Chi Sigma. Debbie has earned her EMT, CPR, and EVOC license through Appomattox county, and by volunteering, she possesses knowledge of interacting, communicating, and engaging with people of all kinds
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- Communicating Through Science
- Collaborate effectively in a group setting within the discipline.
- Effectively communicate orally in multiple contexts within the discipline.
- Perform competently in a professional setting.
- Prepare and present, orally and in writing, to scientists in other disciplines and audiences outside the sciences.
- Write effectively in multiple contexts within the discipline.
- Concepts of Biological Science
- Analyze critically and apply the major principles of cell and molecular biology.
- Analyze critically and apply the major principles of ecology and evolution.
- Analyze critically and apply the major principles of organismal biology.
- Apply knowledge of biology to one or more contemporary issues in society.
- Identify and describe the major principles of biology.
- Integrate physics and chemistry concepts into relevant biological contexts.
- Evaluating Scientific Information Through Research
- Professional Development