Biological Sciences Department at Fort Hays State University

Biological Sciences Department at Fort Hays State University If studying the diversity of life is interesting to you, check out the Department of Biological Sciences! There are also several biomedical options for the B.S.

We offer programs in areas of: Conservation Biology, Fisheries Biology, Wildlife Biology, Range Conservation, Botany, Zoology, and Environmental Biology. in Biology: Pre-Physical Therapy, Pre-Medicine (Biology Option), Pre-Occupational Therapy, Cellular / Molecular Biology, and Pre-Veterinary Medicine. We also offer a dual degree with a B. S. in Biology and Secondary Education.

Welcome to the Biology Department! Today our incoming students got to meet their faculty mentors, tour Albertson Hall, a...
08/14/2026

Welcome to the Biology Department! Today our incoming students got to meet their faculty mentors, tour Albertson Hall, and learn about student clubs. We are looking forward to an exciting semester.

Congratulations to Dr. Michael Gruenstaeudl who was named FHSU's Faculty Member of the Year!Dr. Gruenstaeudl works tirel...
08/13/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Michael Gruenstaeudl who was named FHSU's Faculty Member of the Year!

Dr. Gruenstaeudl works tirelessly with our undergraduate and graduate students. He is an innovative educator and researcher.

To learn more about Dr. Gruenstaeudl's work, visit his webpage: https://gruenstaeudl-lab.com/

Tiger Pride in medical school! 🩺 Huge congratulations to recent  graduates Grace Shiew (4th from left), Colson Browning ...
08/11/2026

Tiger Pride in medical school! 🩺 Huge congratulations to recent graduates Grace Shiew (4th from left), Colson Browning (7th), and Micah Burk (8th) on joining the KU Med – Salina Class of 2030.

Best of luck on this next chapter! 💛🖤

Congratulations to Jackson Turnbull on successfully completing his summer internship with Saint Luke's! We look forward ...
08/06/2026

Congratulations to Jackson Turnbull on successfully completing his summer internship with Saint Luke's! We look forward to hearing about his experience and insights, and we wish him all the best in his future endeavors.

08/05/2026

A team went out to collect samples at Webster Reservoir. Lauren Perez and David Bohorquez are taking samples while Dr. Kohno and Dr. Lee observe and provide helpful hints. In the lab, the team will work with Dr. Gruenstauedl to analyze the cyanobacteria that currently have the lake under a blue-green algae warning. Truly a collaborative effort!

The Channell Lab attended the 2026 Ecological Society of America conference this week! Dr. Channell and graduate student...
07/31/2026

The Channell Lab attended the 2026 Ecological Society of America conference this week! Dr. Channell and graduate students Elizabeth Horinek and Emily Redding networked with fellow ecologists in Salt Lake City. Emily and Dr. Channell also presented posters sharing their research findings. Emily won the Pensoft Publishers’ Agricultural and Environmental Modelling poster competition. Her poster “An analysis of woody encroachment in Kansas and its effect on grassland bird communities” was one of three award recipients.

07/31/2026

Dr. Kohno's pond slider (Trachemys scripta) turtles have hatched out!

Amelia Coykendall presented a poster at the 2026 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists in New Orleans. Her ...
07/30/2026

Amelia Coykendall presented a poster at the 2026 Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists in New Orleans. Her research project used morphology and genomics to identify a hybrid rattlesnake preserved in the Sternberg’s herpetology collection. Dr Jackson Roberts and Sternberg Museum affiliate Travis Taggart also attended the conference.

The fennel plants are doing their job!Look closely, how many do you see? The pollinator garden is located off of College...
07/24/2026

The fennel plants are doing their job!

Look closely, how many do you see?

The pollinator garden is located off of College Drive near Albertson Hall.

As summer winds down, we’re looking back on an unforgettable summer with our very own College Rodeo Queen, Ansley Carlso...
07/23/2026

As summer winds down, we’re looking back on an unforgettable summer with our very own College Rodeo Queen, Ansley Carlson! 👑🤠

Between trading in her lab coat for a cowboy hat, Ansley spent the summer hitting the road, representing FHSU at parades, rodeos, and community events across the region!

✨ From displaying flags in the arena to meeting young fans along the parade routes, she’s brought passion, poise, and school pride wherever the trail took her.

Now, it’s almost time to trade the arena dirt for the textbooks as the new semester approaches. Drop a 🤠 or 👑 in the comments to congratulate Ansley on an incredible summer!

Visit the Miss Rodeo Fort Hays State University page for more highlights!

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509 South Campus Drive
Hays, KS
67601

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Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
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