Student Involvement
CBS Students are not only heavily involved with their classes, but also in many different student organizations related to the biological sciences. Administrative sponsored student clubs include:
- CBS Student Board
- CBS Ambassadors
- Deans' Scholars Program
University of Minnesota students also have the opportunity to create their own student groups. Examples of these student started groups include:
- AED Pre-Medical Honor Society
- AMSA Premed
- Biochemistry Club
- Biological Science Journal Club
- Biology Club
- Biology Hoopla Club
- Biology Without Borders
- Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior Club
- Forensic Science Club
- Genetics, Cell Biology, and Development Club
- Headwaters Ecology Club
- Link-Up: Lead & Learn Mentor Program
- Minority Association of Pre-Medical Students
- Microbiology Club
- Neuroscience Club
- Pre-Dental Club
- Pre-Optometry Club
- Pre-Pharmacy Club
- Pre-Physician Assistant Club
- Student Society of Stem Cell Research Club
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