Summer Research Internship is a great way of getting the hands-on experience and build a strong resume. Here is a story from a biology major student Mary Cheetham. I spent eleven weeks this summer as a student trainee at the USDA Agricultural Research Station at the Eastern Regional Research Center in Wyndmoor, PA. I found … Continue reading Mary Cheetham…
Dear Biology Major students, or students who might consider Biology as a major: You are invited to the Undergraduate Biology Town Hall meeting, free period (12:20-1:20) on September 4th at the Large Lecture Hall in the Science Building. One of the main topic of the meeting is to go over the course requirement for the … Continue reading Town Hall Meeting, September 4th…
Civic engagement is a key mission of Rutgers-Camden. The Office of Civic Engagement and the Civic Scholars are two groups that lead the campus’ civic engagement efforts, and their enthusiasm is matched by Rutgers-Camden’s students, all of whom are passionate about service. Learn more about Rutgers-Camden’s commitment to civic engagement by reading about three undergraduate biology majors’ … Continue reading Biology Students Share Their Passion for Science with Local Youth…
Top ten reasons to joint the first Biology Chair Cup (4v4) Soccer Tournament, 9am – 3pm, May 15 10. Free lunch at Friends Cafe.9. You have two healthy legs.8. You don’t have anything better to do.7. You may actually find out where the soccer field is on campus.6. You may meet your future spouse.5. No … Continue reading Biology Soccer Tournament…
You are invited to the Undergraduate Biology Town Hall meeting, free period (12:15-1:15) on March 31st at the Large Lecture Hall in the Science Building. Please mark your calendar and attend the meeting. I want to hear your opinions on our Biology program and answer any questions that you might have. Free Pizza lunch will be … Continue reading Town Hall Meeting…
As a freshman, I quickly found Rutgers to be a fertile ground of high-caliber biology faculty who simultaneously make advances in their respective fields and take great pains to involve undergraduates in their labs.
