2006–2007 Academic Catalog - Concordia University Ann Arbor

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SCHOOL OF ARTS & SCIENCES: DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS - CHEMISTRY
At least one of these:
BIO221 Vertebrate Zoology 3
BIO331 Human Biology 3
At least one of these:
BIO342 General Ecology 3
BIO355 Environmental Science 3
At least one of these:
BIO343 Genetics 3
BIO344 Evolution 3
At least one of these:
BIO351 Immunology 3
BIO353 Cell Biology 3
Chemistry
Chemistry is the study of the nature of matter-its composition, structure and behavior. The
understanding of chemical principles, concepts, and techniques included in this discipline
plays a central role in a university level science education. Students who complete this
minor will acquire specialized knowledge, skills and attitudes for a variety of diverse vocations
such as laboratory technical positions, biology and general/physical science education,
medicine, and academic research.
Chemistry Minor – Liberal Arts
20 credits
Required Courses
CHE205 Chemistry of Living Systems 4
CHE211 General Chemistry I 4
CHE212 General Chemistry II 4
CHE321 Organic Chemistry I 4
CHE322 Organic Chemistry II 4
Cognate Courses (Electives)
CHE395 Biochemistry 3
PHY211 General Physics 4
PHY212 General Physics II 4
MAT111, 112 Pre-Calculus 5
MAT221 Calculus I 4
Other 300+ level courses such as Qualitative Analysis, Quantitative Analysis, Physical Chemistry,
Toxicology, Environmental Chemistry, etc. may be taken at other colleges and universities.
Health Education and Life Sciences (HEALS)
The mission of Concordia University is to “prepare men and women for lives of service to
the church and world.” With the growing needs of an aging population and a heightened
awareness of various health issues, our nation and the world will look to tomorrow’s graduates
for servant leadership and service. In our recently adopted HEALS program, students
will be trained within our mission and prepared to serve the physical, mental, emotional,
social and spiritual needs of patients.