About Us

What Is The Biology Club?

The Biology Club is a group of students interested in biology who have recently come together to network and form bonds with others interested in biology. Our goals are to provide a community for undergraduates and graduates alike on a very commuter-rich campus and to enable students to learn and be successful in their endeavors.

What Does The Biology Club Do?

-  Meet bi-weekly : some activities at meetings have been a scavenger hunt around the building, and a presentation on job opportunities and undergrad research.
-  Volunteer : activities include the Bogs & Bayous program at the Public Museum, the Downer Woods Clean-Up, the RAK-a-thon, and sponsoring a Blood Drive among others.
-  Social Events : Ice Skating, Pantherfest, a Fall Masquerade, etc.
-  Gather and Distribute Career Information : Job postings and career-focused speakers have been offered.
-  Academia : Tutoring and Peer Advising, workshops on how to graduate in four years.
-  Organize the annual Biological Sciences Research Symposium : This year's symposium was held on May 4th from 8-6pm.

Requirements::

-  Attend 4 regular meetings per semester
-  Volunteer or fundraise at least once per semester
-  Pay $10 dues each semester
-  Download a requirements sheet  download

Who is involved in the Biology Club?

-  20+ members, 80+ participants, Graduates and Undergraduates, Bio Majors and more
-  President : Alicia Hanson
-  Vice President : Rochelle Van Hart

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