Peer Mentors - Login to Lionmail to access this Google sheet. Any current or prospective student may contact a peer mentor with questions about classes, professors, research experience, or anything related to your current or prospective bio-related major.
Juniors & Seniors who were previously assigned to a different advisor may continue to consult with their old advisor, or switch to a new one.
Before contacting an advisor, check whether your question has been answered in our FAQs for:
First-Years
Majors & Prospective Majors
General Studies Students
Biology Majors & Concentrators (CC)
Current and prospective major students whose last names begin with:
- A-G
[email protected]
- H-N
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O-Z
Please bring a Biology Major checklist or a list of completed and current courses if seeking advice on which courses to take.
Biology Majors and Concentrators (GS)
Current and prospective major students:
Prof. Deborah Mowshowitz
744D Mudd
[email protected]
See Dr. Mowshowitz's faculty page for office hours times.
Biochemistry Majors (CC)
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For Chemistry
Prof. Vesna Gasperov
355 Chandler Hall
[email protected] -
For Biology
Biochemistry Majors (GS)
Biophysics Majors (CC & GS)
Prof. Ozgur Sahin
908 NWC
[email protected]
Neuroscience & Behavior (CC)
- For Biology
Last Names Beginning with A-P:
1011B Fairchild
[email protected]
Last Names Beginning with Q-Z:
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For Psychology (CC & GS)
Please bring a Neuroscience & Behavior Major checklist or a list of completed and current courses if seeking advice on which courses to take.
Neuroscience & Behavior (GS)
Prof. Deborah Mowshowitz
744D Mudd
[email protected]
Please bring a Neuroscience & Behavior Major checklist or a list of completed and current courses if seeking advice on which courses to take.
For All Majors (CC&GS)
If your advisor is not available or you have special questions, consult the Director of Undergraduate Studies:
Prof. Alice Heicklen
744B Mudd
[email protected]
Bio Career Advisor
Advisor for students applying to graduate school or looking for bio related jobs. (Students applying to medical school should consult the pre-professional office.)
Prof. Molly Przeworski
[email protected]