Here you will find a collection of news, information and updates for College of Biological Sciences undergraduate students.
Consider adding a new course to your spring 2020 load. Prokaryotic Genetics will focus on a molecular understanding of bacteria, archaea and phage covering both classic and modern genetic approaches. Note that the course fulfills Upper Division Elective for BIOC, BIOL, COP, GCD, MICB and PMB majors.
CBS undergraduates (from left to right) Destiny Weaver, Issraa Hussein, Xianyi Xiong and Meredith Song were all named SEED recipients.
Meet international alumni from the U who graduated with STEM majors. We welcome all undergraduate international students to join us for networking with a panel of international STEM alumni, and a Q&A discussion.
Wednesday, November 20, 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Tate Room 120
Come find out! CBS Student Services invites CBS students, faculty and staff, join us for a screening of The Lion King (2019) followed by a discussion led by former University of Minnesota Lion Center researcher Dr. Anna Mosser.
Event Details
Thursday, November 21
5:30 - 8:45 p.m.
Coffman Theater, Coffman Memorial Union
No RSVP required.
Interested in working as a medical scribe? The Emergency Physicians Professional Association (EPPA) Medical Scribe Program is hiring pre-health students and graduates for 2020. Part-Time & Full-Time Positions Available
Apply and schedule an on-campus interview.
Apply on our website with your resume & unofficial academic transcript www.eppahealth.com/scribes
Join CBS, the University of Minnesota and colleges across the U.S. as we celebrate the presence and experience of first-generation college students, faculty, and staff on campus! The national First-Generation College Celebration Day takes place on November 8, the anniversary of the Higher Education Act of 1965. We celebrate all week, Nov 4 - Nov 8. Be sure to see the full list of activities across campus.
Apply now to serve as tutor in the Lindahl Academic Center for spring semester 2020. These are paid positions open to both graduate and undergraduate students. We are looking for tutors in the following areas:
Get serious about career exploration. Connect with faculty research, learn about opportunities in industry and healthcare, and gain leadership experience in this student-run course.
Learn more about BIOL 1020 at z.umn.edu/BIOL1020