Photo© by S.R. Snitovsky Shari Snitovsky, M.A Biology Professor Skyline College Building 7, 7117A (650) 738-4250 Email Shari Courses Bio 140 Bio 215 Bio 111   Marine Mammals About Shari Coastal Vertebrate Survey (CVS) CVS Photo Gallery procedure results Expanding Your Horizons in Math and Science Skyline's Home Page   Pacifica Ocean Discovery Center American Cetacean Society Environmental Assessment Program (EAP)        Courses Biology 110 Introduction to Biology Satisfies 4-unit Science with a Laboratory GE requirement Offered Fall, Spring, Summer 3 Lecture Hours; 3 Laboratory Hours per Week Biology 111 Natural History of California Satisfies 4-unit Science with a Laboratory GE requirement Offered Spring 3 Lecture Hours; 3 Laboratory Hours per Week Frequent FIELD TRIPS required Biology 140 Animals, People and the Environment Satisfies 3-unit Science GE requirement Offered Fall, Spring 3 Lecture Hours per Week Biology 150 Marine Biology Satisfies 3-unit Science GE requirement Offered Fall, Spring, Summer 3 Lecture Hours per Week Biology 215 Organismal Biology First Course for Biology Majors Offered Fall, Spring Back to the top...   Biography I am originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and I have been fascinated by marine life since childhood. Dolphins, whales, fish, starfish and sea horses all caught my attention. Lake Michigan, however, does not have a large population of dolphins and whales. My interest in marine life was supported through trips to the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago and Cousteau Specials on TV. I attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison and earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Zoology. After graduation, I moved to San Francisco and began working on my Master's degree at San Francisco State University. I earned my Master of Arts degree in Marine Biology where I did some research and teaching. I realized that I enjoyed teaching more than research and looked for teaching jobs. I began teaching at Skyline College in 1990. Back to the top...