Research

The Biology Department believes that a critical aspect of learning science is learning how science is done. We encourage our students to engage in research in the classroom, in the laboratory, and in the field. Explore the variety of ways to become engaged in scientific research.

Earlham Research

• Ford-Knight Student-Faculty Collaborative Research
  
• Bahamas Iguana Research
  
• Nebraska Turtle Research

Other Undergraduate Research Opportunities

• Undergraduate Research Opportunities Outside of Earlham

Selected Research Activities

Selected Earlham Faculty and Student Publications

• Kakamega Forest

Selected Grants Received by Earlham Faculty

• NIH Grant Awards $164,000 for Research Project
  
• Borman Family Foundation and Wayne County Foundation Awards support for Joseph Moore Museum's Educational Outreach Program
  
• Recent College Grants (all disciplines)

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