For information on upcoming meetings and events, see the bulletin boards on second floor of Temple Hall
The Pre-Medical Society of Missouri State strives to expose students to different aspects of medical fields and give students opportunities to enhance their leadership skills by becoming involved and interacting with other premedical students. The Society has a medical school tour and a preceptorship program each year, through which students can gain more experience in the medical field.
If you are interested in finding out more about the Pre-Medical Society, contact Dr. Tom Tomasi (faculty advisor) at 836-5126.
Tri Beta Honors Biological Society encourages undergraduate research and provides members with the opportunity to gain knowledge of careers in the biology field.
If you are interested in finding out more about Tri-Beta, contact Dr. Paul Durham (faculty advisor) at 836-5126.
Stream Team (Natural and Applied Science)
The Stream Team is a state-wide organization
which monitors the quality of Missouri's water ways. The club tests the
James River regularly on float trips and during cook-outs along the river.
If you are interested in finding out more about the Stream Team, contact
Tina Tamme Hopper (staff advisor) at 836-5304 or
TinaTamme@MissouriState.edu.
Sierra Club is for anyone who feels that we, as human beings, have a responsibility to give back what we can to our earth in meager compensation for all that she has provided. Past community service projects aided the campus, biological researchers, the Missouri Department of Conservation, schools and surrounding environments.
If you are interested in finding out more about the Sierra Club, contact faculty advisor Janice Greene ph: 836-5306, email JaniceGreen@Missouristate.edu
Wildlife Conservation Club
The Wildlife Conservation Club seeks to make students aware of wildlife conservation in their area and in Missouri as a whole, and to foster cooperation, support, and fellowship among wildlife conservation majors and related majors. Additionally, the club provides information concerning wildlife conservation career fields and training requirements.
The Pre-Vet club provides opportunities for students interested in veterinary medicine to interact with one another, share interests, and provide mutual support in their career goals.
If you are interested in finding out more about the Pre-Veterinary Club, visit their website (linked above) for contract information.
Ozarks Biological Graduate Society
The Ozarks Biological Society serves graduate students in the Biology Department. The primary function of OBGS is to raise funds so that students may attend scientific meetings. Other functions include social events and representation on the University Graduate Council.
If you are interested in finding out more about the Graduate Student Club, contact Dr. Alexander Wait (faculty advisor) at 836-5802.
Missouri State University Department of Biology • 901 South National, Springfield, MO 65897 Phone: 417-836-5126 Fax: 417-836-4204 Email: biology@missouristate.edu
