Biology classes take place in the Solomon L. Loewen Natural Science Center, Tabor’s state-of-the art science facility. The Center is named for the late Tabor Biology professor Solomon L. Loewen who was instrumental in shaping the lives and careers of many of Tabor’s outstanding science alumni. The Center’s major feature, a spacious atrium, is named for the influential Chemistry professor Dr. William Johnson. The building also features a greenhouse, animal observation and a large lecture hall. Both students and faculty have found the facility and equipment to be a tremendous asset for the science education.

Laboratories

• Cell Biology and Microbiology
• Environmental Science, Ecology and Botany
• Zoology
• Anatomy and Physiology
• Chemical Instrumentation
• Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry
• Physical Chemistry

Natural Resource Areas

• Marion County Reservoir – Download the Map
• Dyck Arboretum of the Plains – Hesston, KS
• Maxwell Wildlife Refuge – Download the Map