Entomology

The Entomology (Insect Science) Program provides students with scientific knowledge of insects and their interactions with people and the environment. Students receive mentorship and opportunities for experiential learning during their studies. They receive training in pest mitigation, biological control, biosecurity, forensic entomology, medical and veterinary entomology, public health, and urban entomology. As a result, our graduates are in great demand upon graduation. Excellent employment opportunities are available to graduates with state and federal agencies as well as major private companies.

For more information on this exciting major click Entomology Request Form, and Entomology Curriculum.

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CONTACT:
Lambert Kanga, Ph.D.
Professor and Program Leader
Email: lambert.kanga@famu.edu
Phone: (850) 599-8725.

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Lambert H. B. Kanga

Professor

Ph.D., Texas A&M University

Email：lambert.kanga@famu.edu

Areas of Interest: Biological Control, Invasive Species, Toxicology, Pathology, Agricultural Engineering

Muhammad Haseeb

Associate Professor

Ph.D., Chiba University, Japan

Email：muhammad.haseeb@famu.edu

Areas of Interest: Integrated pest management of specialty crops insect pests, Biological control of insect pests, Identification and diagnosis of invasive species, Geographical modeling of invasive insect pests.

Raymond Hix