Fall Session: 8/24/2026-12/18/2026
General comments about biology classes with labs:
Fall On-Campus/Hybrid Courses
Fall Online/Mostly Online Courses
Please refer to the course outlines on E-services for specific course details.
Students enrolled in a completely online asynchronous BIOL 1100 lab course should come to the Biology Lab Front Desk (S 1360) to pick up an online lab kit and/or to replace missing/broken/emptied lab kit components.
Lab Kit pick-ups are available on weekdays from August 17 to September 11 and are available during the following times:
Lab kits will not be available for pick up on Wednesday, August 19 and Monday, September 7 (Labor Day).
When you come to pick up your lab kit, please bring the following:
Online labs are NOT allowed to be performed on campus and must be performed at home.
Students will be responsible for checking the lab kit contents against an inventory sheet and return the signed sheet before leaving the pick-up area to ensure all components are received. This will take about 5-10 minutes. Students are responsible for alerting staff of any missing components as soon as possible.
If a student is unable to come to campus, they can have a family member/friend pick up their kit on the student’s behalf or the lab kit can be mailed to a street address in the United States. Lab kits cannot be mailed to post office boxes, to Alaska or Hawaii, or to locations outside the United States. Make sure that whoever picks up the lab kit has the instructor’s permission and brings the student’s tech ID information. Students should contact their instructor no later than the first day of class to request a mailed lab kit.
After the Course has ended, please return the following lab kit components to the BLC main desk or designated area outside of the lab:
Students enrolled in a completely online asynchronous BIOL 1101 lab course should come to the Biology Lab Front Desk (S 1360) to pick up an online lab kit and/or to replace missing/broken/emptied lab kit components.
Lab Kit pick-ups are available on weekdays from August 17 to September 11 and are available during the following times:
Lab kits will not be available for pick up on Wednesday, August 19 and Monday, September 7 (Labor Day).
When you come to pick up your lab kit, please bring the following:
Online labs are NOT allowed to be performed on campus and must be performed at home.
Students will be responsible for checking the lab kit contents against an inventory sheet and return the signed sheet before leaving the pick-up area to ensure all components are received. This will take about 5-10 minutes. Students are responsible for alerting staff of any missing components as soon as possible.
If a student is unable to come to campus, they can have a family member/friend pick up their kit on their behalf or their lab kit can be mailed to a street address in the United States. Lab kits cannot be mailed to post office boxes, to Alaska or Hawaii, or to locations outside the United States. Make sure that whoever picks up the lab kit has the instructor’s permission and brings the student’s tech ID information. Students should contact their instructor no later than the first day of class to request a mailed lab kit.
After the Course has ended, you may return any unused lab kit items to the lab or dispose of them in the general trash.
Students enrolled in a mostly online or completely online asynchronous BIOL 2041 lab course should come to the Biology Lab Front Desk (S 1360) to pick up an online lab kit and/or to replace missing/broken/emptied lab kit components.
Lab Kit pick-ups are available on weekdays from August 17 to September 11 (unless otherwise directed by the instructor) and are available during the following times:
Lab kits will not be available for pick up on Wednesday, August 19 and Monday, September 7 (Labor Day).
When you come to pick up your lab kit, please bring the following:
Online labs are NOT allowed to be performed on campus and must be performed at home.
Students will be responsible for checking the lab kit contents against an inventory sheet and return the signed sheet before leaving the pick-up area to ensure all components are received. This will take about 5-10 minutes. Students are responsible for alerting staff of any missing components as soon as possible.
If a student is unable to come to campus, they can have a family member/friend pick up their kit on their behalf or their lab kit can be mailed to a street address in the United States. Lab kits cannot be mailed to post office boxes, to Alaska or Hawaii, or to locations outside the United States. Make sure that whoever picks up the lab kit has the instructor’s permission and brings the student’s tech ID information. Students should contact their instructor no later than the first day of class to request a mailed lab kit.
After the Course has ended, please return the following lab kit components to the BLC main desk or designated area outside of the lab:
If the main doors are closed and the BLC is still in operating hours, press the doorbell until you hear it or until a CLA comes to the door.
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