Learn more about SACNAS and starting the UConn chapter on Friday, 09/30/22 at 1pm in PRLACC!

Drop-in hours will be offered every day for quick questions. Be sure to look at the schedule to find the best time for you!

The Yale Biological and Biomedical Sciences Diversity and Inclusion Collective is hosting a Research Symposium August 11-12, 2022. Apply by April 27th at 5pm!

There will be no drop-in advising March 7-27 due to registration and Spring Recess. Please check with your assigned advisor during that time to schedule an appointment.

The Biology Advising Center is offering virtual drop-in hours for the first two weeks of spring (1/18 – 1/28) on the following days and times:  Mondays: 10am – 12pm – Click to join Danyel’s virtual drop-ins! Tuesdays: 10am – 12pm – Click to join Zen’s virtual drop-ins! Wednesdays: 1 – 3pm – Click to join […]

Starting on Monday, December 20th, the Biology Advising Center drop-in hours will be suspended for winter break. They will resume when the spring semester starts on Tuesday, January 18th.

Come to TLS 181 on Thursday November 11th from 5 - 6pm to learn more about applying to graduate school in biology!

The Biology Advising Center is happy to offer extended in-person drop-in hours during the week of November 1st until November 5th. Click here for the schedule of the drop-in hours for First-Year Advising Week.

The Biology Advising Center will be hosting two first year advising workshops, one on Wednesday, Oct. 27th : 3:30pm-4:30pm and the other on Tuesday, Nov. 2nd : 3:30pm-4:30pm.

WiSTEM is an initiative designed to support underclasswomen pursuing STEM degrees through the mentorship of their upperclasswomen peers through the Women’s Center. We are searching for a dedicated group of interested and excited mentees and mentors to get involved! The application is due by September 24th at 8:00 PM.

In-person drop-in hours are back this fall. Check out what days and times you can drop in to the Biology Advising Center for quick questions.

This program will give us the opportunity to bring in recent college graduates who identify as historically underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The two-year program is designed to grow Pfizer’s pipeline of Research and Development talent and support our commitment to equity among rising leaders of the African American/Black and Latino/Hispanic communities.

LEAP (Leveraging mentoring and early research to advance academic potential) participants gain research training early on in their academic career. This training, along with close mentorship from faculty, prepares students for a broad range of scientific career paths.

Are you interested in learning more about how to get involved with research as an undergraduate student? Get a jump on fall with August online workshops offered by the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR).

Do you need a biology course to graduate over the summer? Or are you still looking for an open biology course over the summer to make up credits? Check out these available summer course options from EEB.