Clubs

The Natural Science Club, Pre-Med Club and AquaLife Sciences Club are excellent opportunities for biology students to get involved!

Natural Science Club

The Natural Science Club supports students through hands-on, real-world activities beyond the lecture and lab, and sometimes out of state! We offer social and academic networks for students. We are one of the oldest clubs on campus and are proud to provide our members with opportunities and adventures!

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Pre-Med Club

The WOU Pre-Med Club strives to be a safe space for all students interested in Pre-Health. We want to be able to provide valuable connections and resources to our members so they feel prepared as they reach their goals of working in healthcare.

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AquaLife Sciences Club

Join the Aqualife Science Club to learn and have fun with aquatic life on campus! Dive into caring for our aquariums and pond near the Natural Sciences building. We provide education, as well as industry tips and tricks for setting up and looking after your own aquarium at home!

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CONTACT US

Biology Department

503-838-8206 | or e-mail: biology@wou.edu

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