New-course announcements and course features and highlights to keep you in the know!
Are you signing up for Writing Intensive-Directed Research this spring? Writing up your research can be a difficult task. However, BTL postdoctoral associate Linh Chau is here to help! Next semester, Chau is offering a 1-credit writing support course to take you through all steps of writing your directed research paper.
Why take this course? You’ll get:
Interested in earning credit for your biology related internship this spring semester? Consider registering for BIOL 3610 Internship: Professional Experience in Biological Sciences!
This S/N course allows students to engage in structured reflection and career development throughout the internship experience while earning credit. A student must secure their own internship which can be paid, unpaid or stipend and intern a minimum of 150 hours over at least 10 weeks.
There are still seats open in several of the Pre-Health Student Resource Center courses for the 2019 spring semester. Detailed information regarding each course can be found on the PHSRC courses page.
Are you signing up for Writing Intensive-Directed Research this spring? Writing up your research can be a difficult task. However, there is help! Next semester, enroll in a 1-credit writing support course to take you through all steps of writing your directed research paper.
Why take this course? You’ll get:
CSci 3003: Introduction to Computing in Biology
Offered during spring semester 2019
CMB 5340: Structural Biology in Biomedical Research
All of the following biology topics for advanced undergraduates courses are one credit and have a maximum enrollment of 20.
The Program in Translation and Interpreting is hosting a drop-in information session this Wednesday, October 17.
The Pre-Health Student Resource Center offers two global seminars over winter break, one to India, one to Thailand. While they each have their own unique experiences, both seminars focus on global health within the context of their respective countries and are led by health professionals. New this year, students that take part in these seminars will all have the opportunity to continue learning back in Minnesota with a 7-week, in-person course during the 2019 spring semester in a joint setting with students from both seminars.