
The Science Department believes that all Hunter students should become conversant with the contemporary issues that arise from the development of modern science irrespective of their college and career goals.
Although some students may tend to specialize early, pursuing more courses in one science and fewer in others, it is our goal that all students take a Science course every year, from grades 7 through 12, exposing them to a variety of science topics. These are reflected in the course requirements of the department.
As a result, students should appreciate and be able to demonstrate the ability to approach problems in a scientific manner. Also, these experiences should provide them with the skills and knowledge they will need to function as responsible, scientifically literate citizens in a democratic society.
Posted on: Tuesday, November 21, 2006| Ben Raisher | 646-963-6289 | |
| Robyn Wolin | 646-963-6291 | |
| Dr. Yael Wyner | 646-963-6291 | |
| Gilana Reiss | 646-963-6295 | |
| Phillip Frankel | 646-963-6299 | |
| Thomas Scott | 646-963-6294 | |
| Inez Sewell | 212-860-1285 | |
| Joanne Roque | 646-963-6292 | |
| Randolph Asumana | 212-860-1286 | |
| Sarah Fogelman | 646-963-6290 | |
| Laishona Vitelli | 646-963-6299 | |
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| Thomas Keenan | 212-860-1250 | |
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