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Networking Lunch: Life as a Graduate Student

Want to know more about life as a graduate student? Attend this free networking lunch to learn more from current MSU graduate student. Event registration coming soon!

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Networking Lunch: Life as a Faculty Member

Curious about what it’s like to be a faculty member? Attend this free networking lunch to learn more from MSU faculty members about their career paths. Event registration coming soon!

Wells Hall - Rooms B117, B119, B122 —

Summer Internships for Educators, SW Michigan, Kellogg Biological Station

KBS, in partnership with several departments, offers a wide variety of field-based summer courses that include important prerequisite courses in biology and ecology, plus advanced botany, grant writing, wetland ecology, and GIS.

KBS 2019 Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship and Internship Programs

KBS is now accepting applications for the 2019 Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship and Internship programs and summer field courses at MSU's W. K. Kellogg Biological Station.

Ally Brown in field of wild flowers

Undergraduate Researcher, Ally Brown will be Featured on CUR Website

Environmental Biology/Zoology sophomore, Ally Brown will have her undergraduate research story featured on the Council on Undergraduate Reseach website. Ally's story will highlight her experiences at Kellogg Biological Station last summer.

FW 491: Communicating Science Through Art

Blend your interests in both science and art. Check out this new course offering for the spring semester: FW 491.

AERA Undergraduate Student Education Research Training Workshop

This opportunity seeks to attract undergraduate students who have an interest in pursuing careers as researchers, faculty members, or other professionals engaged in advancing knowledge or solving challenging problems in the field.

Applications for the BRUSH summer program are due February 1st.

Apply for the Biomedical Research for University Students in Health Sciences (BRUSH) Summer Research Program.

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