Flathead Lake Biological Station (FLBS) offers a summer academic program in spectacular northwest Montana where students (undergrads and grads) from universities throughout the U.S. and around the globe attend field-based ecology courses in aquatic and terrestrial realms. Apply now
Dr. Daniel Voytas Lab is seeking a sophomore or junior undergraduate to join the lab. This position is for students who are thinking about a research career in biotech/life sciences.
Projects involve cutting edge genetic engineering, virology and synthetic biology in crop plants. Students who are accepted will gain skills in:
Hometown: Jerusalem, Palestine
Majors: Biology, Spanish Studies
Do you have financial need, and are unable to afford full-priced professional attire for career fairs, networking events, and future job or graduate school interviewing? CBS Student Services has secured a limited number of clothing appointments through an organization called Ready for Success.
Please fill out the google form by February 28th to determine eligibility for free professional clothing assistance.
Prepare for job/internship fairs, including:
Calling all undergraduate, graduate and professional students at the University of Minnesota! Do you have a project with a sustainability angle?
GCD 8111*/GCD 5111
Dates: May 18 – June 5 (Tu/W/Th/Fr)
Time: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. (3 credits: A-F) 2-138 MCB (3 week intensive lab course)
Instructor: Sivaraj (Shiv) Sivaramakrishnan (sivaraj@umn.edu)
Undergraduate Surgery Interest Group (USIG) is working in collaboration with Emergency Physicians Professional Association (EPPA) Scribes to present several complex ethical situations involving surgical care and attendees will have the opportunity to develop responses and consider the actions they would take when faced with these types of dilemmas. In addition to the small group discussions, USIG members will have the opportunity to network with members of the EPPA team along with university physicians.
Looking for an internship? A full-time job? Attend the third annual CBS Bio-Science Networking Event to meet potential employers who are looking to hire CBS students and recent alumni.
Attend the 30-minute Networking Practice Session to get some pointers before you dive in! Sectors include microbiology, biotechnology, food science, agriculture, animal science, environmental science and more.
Grab food and connect with other indigenous students and students of color in CBS. Come and go as your schedule allows.
Spring 2020 Dates
February 4, 18
March 3, 17, 31
April 14, 28
May 12
Location & Time
41 Appleby Hall, from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m.
For two hours, students met tarantulas, served as citizen scientists for Eyes on the Wild and sketched out insect life cycles, to name just a