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College of Biological Sciences alumni can be found all over the globe, doing amazing work with their degrees. Enjoy this collection of features and opportunities for and about CBS alumni.
Planting Seeds
Fourth-generation Gopher Mary Kemen is making sure students have access to hands-on learning opportunities.
Mary Kemen at the College of Biological Sciences Conservatory where she did research as an undergraduate.
A Sample Strain and a Lasting Legacy
Former University faculty member Marty Dworkin’s microbiology legacy lives on in the kegs of a local taproom.
Front row from left to right: Caleb Levar, Tim Brickman, Daniel Bond, Jeffrey Gralnick; back: Niko Tonks of Fair State Brewing
Dinner with Four Networking Event
Connect and network with CBS alumni who are currently working industry (non-pre-health) professions at Dinner with Four Networking Event. This program is limited to four alumni and 34 students to allow for meaningful conversations around a large dinner table. Applicants must be available to attend both the prep workshop on May 2, 4:30-5:30 p.m. as well as the dinner May 3, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Apply by April 25: z.umn.edu/cbsdinnerw4. Students will be notified on April 27 of their acceptance.
CBSpotlight: Heather Zierhut
Take a tour of Itasca!
Take a virtual tour of the Itasca Biological Station and Laboratories!
Alumni Award Recipients Recognized
Two College of Biological Sciences alums were honored at the college's 2016 Recognition and Appreciation Dinner in late October.
Left to Right: Dean Valery Forbes, Kipling Thacker, Aliredha Walji
CBS Alumni Spotlight: Carly Eichten
Carly Eichten, MedDevice Associate at Vascular Solutions
B.S Genetic/Cell Biology, Minor In Public Health 16’
Plastic Debris in the Ocean: Are There Solutions to This Global Environmental Problem?
Richard C. Thompson, professor of marine biology at Plymouth University will present at the Covestro Lectureship in Sustainability. Tuesday, October 11, 2016 • 7 p.m.
Tuesday, October 11, 2016 • 7 p.m.
100 Bell Museum Auditorium
Free admission with registration at z.umn.edu/covestrolecture16
Where the Wild Things Aren't: The Future of Wilderness and Wildlife From the Serengeti to the Arctic
Virtually every part of the planet is impacted by human activity.