Dr. Kyle York

Academic Areas

• Biology
• Human anatomy
• Human physiology
• Human biology
• Health sciences
• Pre-professional preparation
• Undergraduate laboratory education

Role Summary

Dr. Kyle York serves as Assistant Professor of Biology at Baker University. He teaches and mentors undergraduate students in the biological sciences, with particular expertise in human anatomy and physiology.

Areas of Responsibility

• Undergraduate biology instruction
• Human anatomy and physiology education
• Laboratory-based learning
• Advising students interested in health professions
• Support for human biology and pre-professional pathways
• Student mentorship and academic guidance
• Preparation for graduate and professional study

About Dr. York

Dr. Kyle York serves as Assistant Professor of Biology in Baker University’s College of Arts & Sciences. His teaching focuses on human anatomy and physiology, helping students understand the structures and systems of the human body and how those systems work together.

Through classroom and laboratory instruction, Dr. York supports students pursuing studies in biology, human biology, health sciences, and related pre-professional fields. He also serves as an advisor for Baker’s chiropractic 3+3 pathway, which prepares students to complete foundational coursework in biology, anatomy, physiology, and chemistry before beginning professional chiropractic study.

Dr. York earned his Ph.D. from Cleveland University.

Education & Credentials

• Ph.D., Cleveland University