About
Andrew Wier is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biology within the Dyson College of Arts and Sciences at Pace University's Pleasantville campus. He is actively involved in teaching and mentoring across a broad spectrum of biological sciences.
His research interests span several key areas in biology, with a strong emphasis on Microbiology, Evolutionary Biology, and Genetics. His academic training and course instruction reflect deep engagement with foundational and advanced topics in biological sciences, particularly in microbial systems and evolutionary mechanisms.
Based on his teaching portfolio, Dr. Wier has contributed significantly to curriculum development and research training in biology. He teaches core courses such as General Biology, Microbiology, Genetics, and Evolution, as well as specialized offerings including Environmental Microbiology and thesis preparation courses, indicating a commitment to student research development.
He advises independent studies and research projects, as evidenced by his teaching of BIO 395, BIO 480, BIO 481, and ENS 772, suggesting active mentorship of undergraduate and graduate students in biological and environmental sciences.
Dr. Wier is affiliated with research and academic training in environmental and biological sciences, particularly through courses tied to laboratory research, thesis preparation, and field experience, indicating involvement in research-oriented academic teams and student-driven projects.
