11/29/2024
More info for our upcoming event! RSVP if you haven’t already! link in bio!
The BSDA aims to represent and create a community for undergraduate students in Biological Sciences
The goals of the BSDA will be to create a tight-knit community of biosci students and to promote student success, both in current studies and post-graduation.
11/29/2024
More info for our upcoming event! RSVP if you haven’t already! link in bio!
11/26/2024
It is that time of the year! BioSci people meet YOUR Executives!
11/13/2024
As we are getting things on a roll we would like your input! Please copy and paste the link below into your web browser and follow out the survey. The deadline for feedback is Dec 1st 2024 at 1800!
https://forms.gle/fGQPQQqEr7cSupnX9
10/09/2024
Hey bio nerds, we’re looking for multiple VP positions specifically for communication and general. Requirements are that you must be an undergraduate biosci student enrolled at the UofA. Please apply by the 20th as applications after this may not be guarantied to meet with a response. Hope to see some of you in person soon 👍
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe8RrgGOwrW2NH2sy5MID9xuMBkZS3u74IXkLtvO_sLORKUAw/viewform?usp=sf_link
Link is also in bio
11/23/2023
Audrey Johnson is thrilled to serve as the Vice-President External of the Biology Students' Department Association! 🌿📚 Excited to connect, collaborate, and champion the incredible work of our bio community.
11/17/2023
Anakhpriya Kaur Dhillon, the powerhouse driving the pulse of our Biology Student Department Association as the Vice-President Internal! Get ready for a glimpse into her role and the passion she brings to every project! 📚🔬
02/06/2023
Do you need a quiet place to study on campus? Come to our biweekly study hall!
We will be hosting this every other Monday, with the schedule posted above. You’re welcome to drop in anytime between 1PM-5PM!
Non-BioSci students are also welcome!
DM us, or shoot us an email, if you have any questions!
10/28/2022
Come attend our Introduction to Research Night on November 4 at 5:00 pm!
This is an event cohosted by the BSDA, PSA, IMINSA, and BCSA to provide undergraduate students with information on how to get involved in research on-campus. Whether students are interested in summer studentships or research courses, we will discuss all the "how-to"s!
Our guest presenters will be describing their experiences in research and the steps they took to get there. Following presentations, there will be question periods for students to inquire about their questions/concerns.
Interested? RSVP on BearsDen using the link in our bio!
The BSDA, BCSA, PSA, and IMINSA look forward to seeing you there!
03/28/2022
BSDA 2022-2023 executive nominations!
My name is Areeha, and I am running to be BSDA’s next President. I am a Biology major and English minor going into my third year for the 2022-2023 academic year. I currently hold leadership positions on campus, including Vice-President of Marketing for the University of Alberta’s Heart & Stroke Foundation Students’Association, as well as the News Editor for The Gateway.
This year as BSDA’s Vice-President Internal, I have worked to maintain smooth communications within the association. My duties included creating meeting agendas, sending out monthly newsletters, and undertaking administrative responsibilities. Through this, I have attempted to increase communication between the BSDA and Biology students.
Next year, I will work towards fostering a strong on-campus community for Biology students, while ensuring opportunities remain virtually accessible to students off-campus. This will include continuing successful events held by the BSDA, such as the Speaker Series Event and Grad School 101. Additionally, this will mean building on the strong foundation created by current BSDA executives to kickstart new events introduced by the current team, such as a faculty and student mixer. Feel free to email me at [email protected] with any questions, and I look forward to your support on March 30th.
03/28/2022
BSDA 2022-2023 Executive nominations!
My name is Emma Kornel (she/her) and I am currently enrolled in a Double Major in Biology and Chemistry. I am very passionate about genetics as well as inorganic and analytical chemistry. I have years of prior volunteer experience, ranging from student clubs and community work, to a music festival, where I have now worked my way up to a manager position. My goal is to help foster a fun, supportive and educational environment for the Biology department’s entire student body, both in the classroom and in other parts of campus life. I would not only be well suited to the position, but also would be enthusiastic and grateful to put both my volunteer experience and my academic passions to your service as VP Internal.
03/28/2022
BSDA 2022-2023 Executive Elections ------
My name is Emma Kornel (she/her) and I am currently enrolled in a Double Major in Biology and Chemistry. I am very passionate about genetics as well as inorganic and analytical chemistry. I have years of prior volunteer experience, ranging from student clubs and community work, to a music festival, where I have now worked my way up to a manager position. My goal is to help foster a fun, supportive and educational environment for the Biology department’s entire student body, both in the classroom and in other parts of campus life. I would not only be well suited to the position, but also would be enthusiastic and grateful to put both my volunteer experience and my academic passions to your service as VP Internal.
03/28/2022
BSDA 2022-2023 Executive Elections ------
My name is Areeha, and I am running to be BSDA’s next President. I am a Biology major and English minor going into my third year for the 2022-2023 academic year. I currently hold leadership positions on campus, including Vice-President of Marketing for the University of Alberta’s Heart & Stroke Foundation Students’Association, as well as the News Editor for The Gateway.
This year as BSDA’s Vice-President Internal, I have worked to maintain smooth communications within the association. My duties included creating meeting agendas, sending out monthly newsletters, and undertaking administrative responsibilities. Through this, I have attempted to increase communication between the BSDA and Biology students.
Next year, I will work towards fostering a strong on-campus community for Biology students, while ensuring opportunities remain virtually accessible to students off-campus. This will include continuing successful events held by the BSDA, such as the Speaker Series Event and Grad School 101. Additionally, this will mean building on the strong foundation created by current BSDA executives to kickstart new events introduced by the current team, such as a faculty and student mixer. Feel free to email me at [email protected] with any questions, and I look forward to your support on March 30th.