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Dr. Erin Morris

Professor of Biology

  • College of Arts & Sciences
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Contact

    • Email: erin.morris@bakerU.edu
    • Phone: 785-594-7881

Location

    • Location:
      Room 228
      Boyd Science Center

Academic Areas

Biology
Molecular Plant Genetics
Pre-Med and Health Care Advising
Biology & Chemistry
Natural Sciences
Health Professions Preparation

Role Summary

Dr. Erin Morris serves as Professor of Biology and Healthcare Professions Advisor at Baker University. In this role, she teaches and mentors students in biology while supporting students preparing for graduate study and careers in medicine, health care, research, and related scientific fields.

Areas of Responsibility

  • Biology instruction
  • Pre-med and health care advising
  • Student mentorship in the natural sciences
  • Health professions preparation
  • Biology and chemistry academic pathways
  • Undergraduate research and scientific inquiry
  • Advising for students pursuing medical, dental, veterinary, and allied health careers

About Dr. Morris

Dr. Erin Morris serves as Professor of Biology in Baker University’s College of Arts & Sciences. Her academic expertise is in molecular plant genetics, and her work supports students studying biology, health care, and the natural sciences.

As Healthcare Professions Advisor, Dr. Morris helps students understand the academic preparation, course planning, and professional expectations connected to graduate study and careers in medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, biomedical research, and related health fields. Her advising role connects students’ academic interests with long-term professional goals.

Dr. Morris also serves as Chair of the Department of Biology & Chemistry, supporting academic programs that prepare students for scientific careers, graduate education, professional school, and research opportunities. Through her teaching, advising, and departmental leadership, she helps students build the scientific foundation and critical thinking skills needed for success in health care and the life sciences.

Education & Credentials

  • Ph.D., University of Missouri-Columbia
  • B.A., Drury University