Choosing a major or minor in biology can open doors to many diverse career opportunities. The Biology Club was established in the late sixties and gives students a place to interact socially and academically. We provide many activities that are not school-related, which allow students a chance to take a break from their studies for a few hours. Students can ask questions about biology classes or faculty, or just shoot the breeze with  other biology students. The club is also one of the main vehicles for information flow between the students and the Biology Department. Through the Biology Club, students can contribute to service projects and fundraisers and interact  with the biology faculty. We have meetings 1-2 times a month and plan 2-3 outings per semester.

 

  President - Hilary Ploeckelmann

Vice President - Danielle Souder

Secretary - David Stieler

Treasurer - Tom Pevan

Public Relations - BreAnna Vidas

 

Contact Hilary if you'd like to join the Biology Club!

 

 

Club Officers for 2007-2008

 

L-R: David Stieler, BreAnna Vidas, Hilary Ploecklemann, Danielle Souder, Tom Pevan

   

Club Faculty Advisor:  

    Dr. Clay Carter

 

The Biology Club provides:
        -meeting other biology students
        -more interaction with faculty

        -use of *BRAND NEW* club room in LSCI 205A
        -fun activities

        -access to some sample tests

        -looks great on a resume

Have a great summer!

Congratulations to the 2008-2009 Biology Club officers:

TBA

Activities we've done:

•  Biology Club Picnic

•  Highway Clean-Up

•  Fall camping at Gooseberry Falls

•  Fundraisers

•  Baking cookies for Biology seminars

•  Faculty Bowling

•  Friday night trips to Spirit Mountain

•  Physics club/biology club movie night

•  Intramural broomball and Ultimate Frisbee Teams

 

 

          

David and Tom grilling at the Fall 2007 Biology Club Picnic

                       

         

 

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