Whatever Your Passion, You Can Pursue It At Misher College

Home to the core science curriculum, the arts and humanities, and the behavioral and social sciences, Misher College offers pre-professional programs. BS, MS, PhD, and integrated BS/MS programs cover a range of disciplines, from biochemistry and biology to medical laboratory science, microbiology, psychology and physics. Each undergraduate program introduces you to our major scientific concentrations, so you can decide which course of study is best for you without losing credits or time.

Regardless of your selected major or program, you’ll benefit from the guidance of distinguished faculty, service learning, and the opportunity to perform investigative research with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities. And you’ll leave with a well-rounded education: All USciences undergraduates spend their first two years with our general education curriculum.

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Microbiology Lab Awarded Nearly $500,000 to Study Plant Pathogens
November 11, 2019
The act of brushing your teeth is a way to get rid of biofilms, a collection of microorganisms that grow on the tooth's surface containing bacteria that lead to tooth decay. Teeth aren't the only surface where potentially harmful biofilms grow, and Jason Heindl PhD, assistant professor of biology, runs a lab looking at the cell biology of bacteria and how organisms form biofilms.
Religion Professor Authors Book on Material Religion
November 06, 2019
Leah Comeau, PhD, associate professor of religion at USciences, is the author of a new book "Material Devotion in a South Indian Poetic World, published by Bloomsbury Press as part of a new material religion series.
Philosophy Professor Authors New Book on "Problems of Error"
November 06, 2019
Samuel Talcott PhD, associate professor of philosophy, is the author of a new book entitled "Georges Canguilhem and the Problem of Error."
Professor Christine Flanagan Tours to Lecture on Recent Book
October 29, 2019
Christine Flanagan, MFA, associate professor of English at USciences, presented several lectures related to her research about Flannery O'Connor and Caroline Gordon, about which she wrote her most recent book.
Cohen Lecture 2019: Climate Change Offers an Opportunity for Public Health Advances
October 29, 2019
For global climate expert Jonathan Patz MD, MPH, professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and director of the Global Health Institute, the challenges posed by climate change, pose an incredible opportunity to impact public health.