Andy Jensen
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Associate Professor, Biology
Dept of Biological Sciences
208.562.2061
andyjensen@cwi.edu

I've been teaching A&P at various institutions in the Treasure Valley for 14 years now and still get massively excited about anatomy & physiology, and the process of science.  I've been teaching at CWI since 2010 and teach A&P, general biology, and a CWID class on poisons and toxicology.  I'm currently developing a class on the philosophy and process of science that I hope to start teaching in the Fall of 2017. 

In my off time I enjoy playing with my kids and participating in various hobbies like: archery, disk golf, playing the bass guitar, road biking with my wife, and preventing the gibbering Lovecraftian horrors from the dimensions of ignorance and apathy from eating the brains of students.  I have 1 cat and 2 dogs (all rescue animals)  and a ball python named Loki.

Blogs by Andy Jensen

Jaymie Lint in Nampa has been selected to travel to NASA’s Ames Research Center

CWI Student Selected to Visit NASA

Jaymie Lint in Nampa has been selected to travel to NASA’s Ames Research Center
Jaymie Lint of the College of Western Idaho in Nampa has been selected to travel to NASA’s Ames Research Center this winter to participate in the NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars (NCAS) onsite experience. Lint has been selected as one of 171 community college students from...
CWI and the Treasure Valley A&P Lab at ISU Meridian (TVAPL) have partnered to offer an exceptional opportunity for CWI’s A&P students to attend the cadaver lab inside TVAPL.

CWI Students Tour Cadaver Lab
CWI and the Treasure Valley A&P Lab at ISU Meridian (TVAPL) have partnered to offer an exceptional opportunity for CWI’s A&P students to attend the cadaver lab inside TVAPL.
College of Western Idaho Anatomy & Physiology students tour state-of-the-art cadaver lab.
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The 10 Percent Brain
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A few months ago a new movie came out about a woman, who on exposure to some blue drugs, was able to start using more than the 10% of her brain that the rest of us are stuck with. Wait, what? Since when did people start using only 10% of their brains?  This is just one of...