In a world where science and the Christian faith find themselves at war, scientists in Christian education find ways to incorporate both into their teaching. AP Biology, biology, and zoology teacher Dr. Karen Walters encourages her students to dig into places where faith and science collide.

Today Dr. Walters' celebrates her birthday with calamari and clam chowder during zoology class, Oct. 3. 

Freshman Maxwell Hinton (pictured left) and Kamdon Marquez (pictured right) dissect squids in Dr. Karen Walters’ second-period biology class, March 7.

Biology teacher Dr. Karen Walters brings a bearded dragon as a new pet into her classroom, Feb. 7. Walters brings in pets to give students the curiosity and want to learn about them, giving them an incentive to gain knowledge in her class.

Dr. Karen Walters fifth period zoology students dissect dog sharks during lab class, Jan. 23.

Zoology students regenerate flatworms, Oct. 31. Science teacher, Karen Walters, leads the class in this experiment, to discover the secrets behind the worm's supernatural ability.

Karen Walters' 5th period zoology class study Charlie and Larry the crustaceans, Nov. 29.

Students in Dr. Karen Walters’ fifth period zoology class kick off their unit on the phylum Mollusca, Sept. 20.

National Teacher's Appreciation Day is a day devoted to celebrate the impact teachers make in the lives of students. One of the many campus educators, Dr. Karen Walters, teaches biology and zoology.

Karen Walters' Ap Biology and Zoology students take a trip to Cat Haven, May. 4.

Dr. Karen Walters' zoology and biology classes dissect fish during lab class as they study sea animals, April 26.

Dr. Karen Walters’ fifth period zoology class learn the science behind chicken eggs and how they are able to grow step by step, April 19.