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The Center for Life Sciences Education (CLSE) at Ohio State University is dedicated to providing high-quality biology education programs to students, researchers, and citizens. Established in 2006, CLSE aligns with the academic and science plans of the College of Arts and Sciences, the university, and the state of Ohio. Through innovative teaching methods and curriculum development, CLSE prepares undergraduate and graduate students to become lifelong learners in a rapidly changing world. With a team of exceptional faculty and staff, CLSE offers a range of courses and programs that adhere to the recommendations outlined in the NSF AAAS report, Vision and Change in Undergraduate Biology Education. By measuring the impact of their educational initiatives on student learning, CLSE continuously improves their teaching practices and shares their best practices with the wider community. Majors and minors in biology, molecular genetics, neuroscience, and vision science are among the programs offered by CLSE.Generated from the website

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