Biology Club
The Biology Club allows students who are interested in biology to gain educational experiences and interact with students outside the classroom. Through various activities, the club plays an active role in enhancing the biological and scientific education of Susquehanna students. The Biology Club holds bi-monthly meetings where members discuss biological issues and plan events. Each year, the club organizes a trip to a place of interest. A recent trip was to Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland and Virginia, where members explored plant and animal life.
Represented Majors:
Biology
Biochemistry
Chemistry
Ecology
Student Perspective:
“The best part of being a member of Biology Club is the interaction it provides. It gives you a chance to meet and talk with upper level majors to learn from their experiences. There are also times when faculty members participate in club activities. It’s a great way to make friends with people who share your interests. The club is mainly about having fun within the department, doing fun service projects that help the academic programs and interacting with people who share similar interests.”
— Brian Tanis ’10
Biology, Ecology | Oakland, N.J.
