President: Jessica Julias Address: Brooks Hall 217, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan 48858 Phone: (810) 625-9046 Email: tribetacmu@yahoo.com Meeting Time/Place: Sundays at 7pm in Brooks 201 Advisor(s): Dr. Jennifer Schisa, Biology Department
Description: Students that seek a career in biology and want to promote research as well as to help students develop their interests in the Biological Sciences.
Conservation Club - At this time, the Conservation Club is not active
Advisor(s): Dr. Scott McNaught
Description: The primary focus of the organization has been to promote the efficient utilization of our natural resources by educating students and encouraging public awareness. Current campus involvement has centered on development of a strong recycling program and the establishment of a "natural" university woodlot. Several planned environmental outings and seminars are organized by the club during the academic year.
Fisheries Club
President: Paul Atwood Address: Box 164 Bovee UC, Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 Phone: 989-774-2732 Email: atwwo1pm@cmich.edu Meeting Time/Place: 1st Tuesday of the month, 6:00pm in Brooks 148 Advisor(s): Dr. Tracy Galarowicz
Description: We provide fisheries related experience to students of all majors, help to establish professional contacts, better prepare future professionals, and foster campus and community awareness of fisheries related issues and research projects.
The CMU Fisheries Club meets biweekly to discuss current issues in fisheries and aquatic ecology. Activities include workshops, lectures, presentations for local schools, and field trips. The goals of the organization are to expose students to different aspects of fisheries ecology and allow students to gain experience and explore career opportunities.
Pre-Medicine and Osteopathic Society
President: Kevin Storai Address Box: 068 Bovee UC, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan 48859 Phone: 231-740-2264 Email: medical@cmich.edu Web Page: http://www.geocities.com/cmu_premed Meeting Time/Place: Alternating Tuesdays, 7pm, Brooks 176 Advisor(s): Dr. Fred McCorkle
Description: The Pre-Medicine and Osteopathic Society aims to help its members fulfill the requirements for entry into medical school or any other health graduate schools.
Pre-Veterinary Club
President: Jenny Gubler Address: Box 050 Bovee UC, Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 Email: prevet_central@hotmail.com Website: www.rso.cmich.edu/prevet Meeting Time/Place: Tuesday at 5:30, DOW 179 Advisor(s): Dr. Elizabeth Alm and Dr. Greg Colores
Description: The Pre-Veterinary Club has several goals. Our purposes include preparing our members for a future in veterinary medicine and to gain exposure to profession. We intend for members to work together with people of the same or similar goals or interests. We wish to increase campus involvement with animals and to offer more opportunities for the public to get involved with animal welfare. Throughout the years, we aim to explore veterinary medicine and promote animal awareness.
Student Association for Microbiology
President: Michael Pressler Address: Biology Dept. Brooks Hall, Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48859 Phone: Contact by email Email: microclub@hotmail.com Website: In Progress Meeting Time/Place: Biweekly (email for information) Advisor(s): Dr. Greg Colores & Dr. Elizabeth Alm
Description: The Student Association for Microbiology was formed as a way for microbiology students in the biology department at CMU to get to know one another better and promote communication among the microbiology students. The goals of the Student Association for Microbiology (SAM) are to promote research and education for undergraduates and graduates in microbiology related fields at CMU.
The Wildlife Society
President: Clay Wilton Address: 181 Brooks Hall, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan 48858 Phone: 989-774-2484 Email: cmutws@hotmail.com web site address:
www.cst.cmich.edu/org/tws/index.htm
Meeting Time/Place: Wednesdays at 6 pm in DOW 170 Advisor(s):Dr. Tom Gehring
Description: The CMU Student Chapter of Wildlife Society meets weekly to discuss Chapter business and to hear presentations by wildlife professionals. The organization is dedicated to excellence in wildlife stewardship through science and education. The organization is committed to the conservation of diversity and the responsible use of wildlife resources for the benefit of society. The organization meets these objectives through education, public outreach, and student research. Examples of anticipated student research include: Veits & Neithercut Woods Deer Project and Wolf Track Survey Project.
Microscopy Student Association
President: Cassandra Hawkins Address: 217 Brooks Hall, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan 48858 Phone: 517-303-0128 Email: hawki1cm@cmich.edu Meeting Time/Place: 8 p.m every third Thursday, check the bulletin board (by the Microbiology Lab)on the first floor for dates Advisor: Dr. Joanne Dannenhoffer
Description: The Microscopy Student Association meets intermittently throughout the semester to discuss career paths, hear from professionals in the microscopy field, and to work together to develop social and professional relationships. The goal of the MSA is to explore techniques and research in the microscopy field, to further professional development, and to develop relationships with professionals in microscopy fields. The association meets these goals through student research, seminars, and collaborative work efforts between individuals with the same interests.
