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#BioBadgers! Our own Olivia Nygaard is the UW-Madison selected finalist for Planet Forward Storyfest! 🎉🥳
Check out her video here: "Farmers Markets: Food That’s Close to Home." planetforward.org/story/farmer... and show your support with a vote for her as “Fan Favorite” here: shorturl.at/qCxFH 🌱🌎
Hey #BioBadgers! UW-Madison Physician Assistant Program in UWSMPH will be hosting three information sessions this spring! Students are welcome to join at each of their three campus locations: Madison, Wausau, and Platteville, or virtually!
Sign up here: forms.gle/fL9SFHBa6A5W...
#BioBadgers! Are you applying to medical school soon, or in the distant future? Want tips on standing out in a competitive applicant pool?
Sign up for "From Application to Admission with Dr. David Tillman": go.wisc.edu/bki227
This virtual event will be held March 12th from 6-7PM
#BioBadgers! Join SuccessWorks for a career trek to Epic!
Tour Epic’s uniquely themed campus and learn more about the company, its culture, and the wide range of career opportunities available, from non-technical roles to highly technical positions.
successworks.wisc.edu/event/ls-car...
Hey #BioBadgers! We hope you will join us for tomorrow's Biology Colloquium "Using natural history collections for modern research" with Sara Ruane from the Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, 3:30PM in 168 Noland Hall!
Sara's research focuses on snake evolution and systematics: sararuane.com
#BioBadgers! Please, join us for tomorrow at 3:30pm for the Biology Colloquium in 168 Noland Hall, where Margaret Malone (Lawrence University) will be presenting "Decisions in a Costly World: Linking Animal Behavior, Space Use, and Energetics".
Hey #BioBadgers! We hope to see you on Thursday, February 19 at 3:30pm for the Biology Colloquium in 168 Noland Hall, for Sam McKenzie (University of New Mexico) presenting "Experience dependent changes in hippocampal noradrenergic signaling and representational uniqueness around event boundaries".
Hey #BioBadgers! Curious about biotech careers? Join CALS on Feb. 27th and visit Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals!
Meet scientists and staff, ask questions, and get an inside look at careers in biotech and drug discovery.
Transportation provided!
Register here: wisc.joinhandshake.com/stu/events/1...
Hey #BioBadgers! On February 19th, 4:30-5:30PM in the HSLC, MD Admissions will host a Suture Clinic! This clinic will offer hands-on suture clinic focused on teaching simple interrupted and uninterrupted suturing techniques.
Register here: uwmadison.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...
Hey #BioBadgers! Midterms are around the corner, here's some food for thought: www.tiktok.com/@helpmeharla...
#BioBadgers! Don't forget, Darwin Day is this Thursday!
Join us at 12:30 in Genetics 1441 for Dr. Douglas Emlen's presentation on "Extreme Weapons: A Natural History".
Then, head over to the Great Hall in Memorial Union for the Joint Biosciences Poster session - food and drink available!
#BioBadgers! The Spring Career & Internship Fair is this Wednesday and Thursday! Connect with employers and ask questions about the companies they represent. All current UW-Madison students and recent alumni are encouraged to attend.
Flyer for Darwin Day speaker, Dr. Douglas Emlen, to be held on February 12th, 12:30-1:30PM, in Genetics 1441
Flyer for Darwin Day Poster Session, presented by Joint Biological Sciences Graduate Students, from 3-5PM in Memorial Union, in the Great Hall. Food will be provided!
#BioBadgers! Darwin Day is on February 12th!
At 12:30 in Genetics 1441, Dr. Douglas Emlen (University of Montana) will present "Extreme weapons: A natural history".
Then, from 3-5 in the Great Hall, Memorial Union, there will be a Joint Biological Science Poster Session.
See you there!
Hey #BioBadgers! Struggling to find a lab to join on campus? WISCIENCE is here to help! Find a Research Mentor workshops are available Feb. 10th and 24th, and March 17th, register here: go.wisc.edu/L29LS9
Unable to make the workshop dates? Peer-leaders can help during their drop-in hours! 👇👇👇
Hey #BioBadgers! Interested in studying abroad but looking for a short-term program? The Coral Reef Ecology and Water for Life programs might be for you!
Each program will be hosting hybrid info sessions next month, see the images for details.
Hey #BioBadgers! We hope to see you today at 3:30PM for the Biology Colloquium in 168 Noland Hall. Dr. Morgan DeSantis from (University of Michigan) will be presenting "Mechanisms of Dynein Regulation".
Hey #BioBadgers! Are you graduating this Spring or Summer? Anxious about life after graduation? Check out the Senior Year Transition Series, brought to you by your Senior Class and UHS!
Attend post-grad talks, learn money management skills, and even decorate your graduation cap!
go.wisc.edu/z6xvw2
Hey #BioBadgers! Do you find yourself struggling to adjust to college-level learning, studying, and time management? Do you feel you that your studying could be more effective? Then this Level Up your Learning interactive workshop is for you!
Feb. 4th, 4-5:15PM, 2301 MSB
RSVP: go.wisc.edu/nkl9x9
Hey #BioBadgers! We hope to see you at 3:30PM today, 168 Noland Hall, for the first Biology Colloquium of the term!
Join us as we learn from Asst Prof Laura Gunn (Cornell) presenting "CO2 fixation: Molecular mechanisms of adaptation and acclimation".
Hey #BioBadgers! Interested in connecting with our alumni? Join SuccessWorks Career Conversations canvas course for networking and career exploration: canvas.wisc.edu/enroll/7R3PJJ
Welcome Back #BioBadgers! The Winter WI Welcome starts today and goes through February 10th - be sure to download the UW Events App so you can stay up to date on everything happening this first month of the term: newstudent.wisc.edu/wiwelcome/
Hey #BioBadgers! Get ready for the All-Campus Career & Internship Fair, February 11-12, 4-7PM in Union South, Varsity Hall.
Connect with employers for internships and full-time positions, and see all of the possibilities awaiting you with your degree!
Register and view employers: go.wisc.edu/b4fq1f
Forest and Wildlife Ecology 520: Ornithology Description: Introduction to bird biology, ecology, and behavior. Topics include the evolutionary origin of birds and flight, anatomy and physiology, functional morphology, migration, communication, reproductive strategies, ecological adaptations and roles, and biogeographical patterns.
Happy #NationalBirdDay #BioBadgers! Did you know that Forest & Wildlife Ecology 520: Ornithology still has seats remaining in the course? Extend today's celebration into the Spring term by enrolling in this course (and completing a Biology Major requirement, too).
Hey #BioBadgers! The new learning center in Morgridge Hall is here to help you in your final push for finals week!
Check out their schedule at www.cdis.wisc.edu/learning-center
Hey #BioBadgers! We hope to see you today at 3:30PM for the Biology Colloquium in Birge Hall Room B302. We will have Jesse Weber presenting "How does Parasite Immunity Shape the Adaptive Radiation of Threespine Stickleback Fish?".
Hey #BioBadgers! Curious about studying abroad? Hear from your biology major peers, like Hannah K., studying abroad in Galway, Ireland: ifsa-butler.org/student-stor...
Hey #BioBadgers! Need some boosts before finals? Check out the opportunities being offered by GUTS!
On Dec. 2nd, 6-6:45, GUTS will be hosting an exam prep crash course; Register here: go.wisc.edu/46zxo8
On Dec. 11th 11-3PM, GUTS will have drop-in tutors and treats; no sign-up necessary!
Promotion for Ceiba info-session, includes QR Code for registration.
Hey #BioBadgers! Check out the Ceiba Water for Life info-session this Wednesday, 4:30-5:15 via Zoom, to learn more about this amazing experience that explores the intersection between environment, health, and community.
Register here: go.wisc.edu/t01000
