Jan Reber

Jan Reber is a Professor of Biology at Taylor University, where he also serves as the Allied Health Advisor. He is a member of the Biology, Environmental Science and Sustainable Development Department, based in the Euler Science Complex. His role encompasses teaching, research, and advising students in health professions pathways.

His educational background includes:

• PhD in Aquatic Toxicology/Wildlife Biology from Purdue University
• MS in Aquatic Toxicology from Purdue University
• BA in Biology from Taylor University

Dr. Reber's research spans Anatomy, Zoology, Aquatic Toxicology, and Wildlife Biology, with significant focus on Environmental Science and Sustainable Development. His expertise in Herpetology is demonstrated through active participation in amphibian and reptile research communities. Work integrates laboratory and field studies to address ecological challenges in aquatic ecosystems and wildlife conservation, emphasizing anatomical and physiological adaptations.

He maintains active engagement with the following professional organizations:

• Indiana Academy of Science
• Indian Audubon Society
• American Scientific Affiliation
• Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles

As Allied Health Advisor, Dr. Reber provides comprehensive mentorship to pre-professional students pursuing medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, and other health careers, guiding academic planning, clinical experiences, and graduate program applications.