Meet The Faculty

Alan Bjorkman

Professor of Biology

abjorkman@northpark.edu

Location: Johnson Center 219 Campus Box: 57 Tel: (773) 244-5781

Bjorkman

Drew Rholl

Associate Professor of Biology

darholl@northpark.edu

Location: Johnson Center 217 Campus Box: 57 Tel: (773) 244-5655

Rholl

Eric Brown

Associate Professor of Biology

embrown@northpark.edu

Location: Johnson Center 220 Campus Box: 57 Tel: (773) 244-4656

Brown

Linda Vick

Professor of Biology

lvick@northpark.edu

Location: Johnson Center 019 Campus Box: 57 Tel: (773) 244-5660

Vick

Lindsey Alexander

Assistant Professor of Biology

lsalexander@northpark.edu

Location: Johnson Center 021 Campus Box: 57 Tel: (773) 244-5785

Alexander

Matthew Schau

Professor of Biology

mschau@northpark.edu

Location: Johnson Center 216 Campus Box: 57 Tel: (773) 244-5252

Schau

Timothy Lin

Associate Professor of Biology

tlin@northpark.edu

Location: Johnson Center 221 Campus Box: 57 Tel: (773) 244-5223

Lin

Yoojin Choi

Prof of Biology & Director of Summer Science Initiatives

yjchoi@northpark.edu

Location: Johnson Center 218 Campus Box: 57 Tel: (773) 244-4838

Choi

Alan Bjorkman

Drew Rholl

Eric Brown

Linda Vick

Lindsey Alexander

Matthew Schau

Timothy Lin

Yoojin Choi

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