Dr. Charmaine Henry
Associate Professor of Biology
- College of Arts & Sciences
Contact
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Email: charmaine.henry@bakerU.edu
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Location
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Location:Room 225
Boyd Science Center
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Academic Areas
- Biology
- Human anatomy
- Physiology
- Immunology
- Biomedical sciences
- Health and life sciences
- Undergraduate science education
Role Summary
Dr. Charmaine Henry serves as Associate Professor of Biology at Baker University. She teaches and mentors undergraduate students in the biological sciences, with particular expertise in anatomy, physiology, and immunology.
Areas of Responsibility
- Undergraduate biology instruction
- Anatomy and physiology education
- Immunology instruction
- Laboratory-based learning
- Student advising and mentorship
- Support for biology and health-science students
- Preparation of students for graduate and professional programs
About Dr. Henry
Dr. Charmaine Henry serves as Associate Professor of Biology in Baker University’s College of Arts & Sciences. Her teaching focuses on the structure and function of living systems, with particular emphasis on physiology, immunology, and human anatomy.
Through classroom and laboratory instruction, Dr. Henry helps students develop a strong understanding of biological processes and their relevance to health, medicine, and the life sciences. Her work supports students preparing for careers and advanced study in biology, health care, biomedical science, and related fields.
Dr. Henry has served on Baker’s biology faculty since 2000. She earned a Bachelor of Science from the University of the Virgin Islands and a Ph.D. from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.
Education & Credentials
- Ph.D., University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
- B.S., University of the Virgin Islands