
"From the science laboratory to the theater of life outdoors, from the amazing anatomy of the human body to the intricate patterns in mathematics, God's handprint is on all." - Bart Valentine, WP Faculty
Natural Sciences and Health degrees at Warner Pacific College are designed to give students a solid foundation and a broad understanding of science, math and health related disciplines. Students explore the dynamics of human physiology, participate in original research and build critical thinking skills. The Department of Natural Sciences and Health offers multiple courses of study, tailored to meet the professional aspirations of each student. Majors are available with a variety of emphases in Biological Sciences and Health and Human Kinetics. Minors are offered in Biology, Chemistry, Health and Physical Education.
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We can customize a program of study in our health and science offerings for those interested in pre-medical, as well as dentistry and nursing. More information about options can be found on the Pre-Professional Programs homepage.
Students choosing to major in Biological Sciences lay the foundation for continued study and research in the fields of medicine, dentistry, healthcare, physical therapy and environmental occupations. Those pursuing a Health and Human Kinetics Major successfully find careers in health fitness management, physical education and exercise science. The majority of students studying Natural Sciences and Health will continue their education through graduate programs or pre-professional studies. Recent graduates have pursued advanced degreesat Johns Hopkins University, University of Colorado, Linfield College, University of Buffalo, Northern Arizona University, University of Portland, Midwestern University, Oregon Health & Science University, University of Connecticut, Virginia Commonwealth University, and Carroll College.
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Brad Tripp, Ph.D.Professor of Biology Phone: 503.517.1070 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
Bart Valentine, M.S.Assistant Professor of Mathematics Phone: 503.517.1125 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |