FSU Biology Advising Office

Join FSU Department of Biological Science's Dr. Greg Erickson at Railroad Square's First Friday event next Friday, April 4 from 6:00pm - 10:00pm!

You can also see Dr. Ashwanth Francis at Ask A Scientist Gaming on Wednesday, April 16 on Twitch!

The next Ask a Scientist live event is coming up April 4! Join the following researchers at Railroad Square's "First Friday" event to get your questions answered: FAMU FSU College of Engineering's Jonas Gustavsson and Daniel Hallinan; FSU Anne's College's Brady DeCouto; FSU Department of Psychology's Molly Hermiller; FSU Department of Biological Science's Greg Erickson; and host David Collins from the FSU Department of Physics.

Learn more: http://askascientisttallahassee.com/

NOTICE: Biology Advising will be seeing students IN PERSON only during Spring 2024 Drop/Add!

Biology Advising Hours for Drop/Add:
Monday - Friday
8:00am - 11:30am
1:00pm - 3:30pm

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📆 Spring 2024 Whiteboard Time! Please make sure to get all the big dates on YOUR calendar and speak with the advising office if you have any questions!

🖱 The best way to reach us is by email -- [email protected] is a central email checked by all advisors. Sending individual emails to all advising members may slow down our response time.

👩‍🎓Drop-in hours (in person or via Zoom) are available Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM until noon, and Fridays from 1:30 PM until 4 PM.

💻 Scheduled appointments (in person or via Zoom) are available Monday through Thursday, from 1:30 PM until 4 PM.

🌻 Please use Campus Connect for all meetings (scheduled or drop-in).

We look forward to seeing you! 😊
-The Biology Advising Team

FSU Biological Science is seeking graduates from our Biology undergraduate programs to participate in a departmental review process that takes place every 7 years. This would involve a group meeting on campus with other alumni and two reviewers from other universities that will evaluate the program. If you are an FSU Biology graduate available to participate in person on campus, Monday, September 25 from 4-5 pm, please email Dr. Thomas Houpt ([email protected]).

📆 Summer 2023 Whiteboard Time! Please make sure to get all the big dates on YOUR calendar and speak with the advising office if you have any questions!

🖱 The best way to reach us is by email -- [email protected] is a central email checked by all advisors. Sending individual emails to all advising members may slow down our response time.

👩‍🎓Drop-in hours (in person or via Zoom) are available Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM until noon, and Fridays from 1:30 PM until 4 PM.

💻 Scheduled appointments (in person or via Zoom) are available Monday through Thursday, from 1:30 PM until 4 PM.

🌻 Please use Campus Connect for all meetings (scheduled or drop-in).

We look forward to seeing you! 😊
-The Biology Advising Team

Public Health Event

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR SUMMER 2023 INTERNSHIPS

The most important thing on your resume is the work-related experience- what makes you the most qualified individual for the job. At Gulf Specimen, you would receive an array of experiences where your skill set will have an opportunity to double. Explore biological supply, aquarium husbandry, sea turtle rehabilitation, and marine life education through our unique internship program! To sign up or learn more about our summer internship program of 2023, visit our website https://gulfspecimen.org/internship/. If interested, please email your resume and cover letter to Tom Harrah at [email protected]!

“The expert at anything was once a beginner.” ~ Helen Hayes

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) St. Petersburg Coastal and Marine Science Center is accepting applications for our summer internships! Please share the information below with your networks and colleagues.

This paid Internship Program is designed to provide students enrolled in educational institutions with work opportunities and explore Federal careers while still enrolled in an Undergraduate Program. If you are interested in coastal and marine geology, oceanography, geochemistry, environmental science, science communication, or applying GIS applications to these earth science systems and like to learn new skills, apply to work with the USGS!

Position Title: Student Trainee Physical Science Tech
Position Type: Temporary Pathways Internship
Number of Positions: Few opportunities
Grade Level: GS-4
Salary: $16.14 - $20.99 per hour (dependent on experience and locality)
Work Schedule: 40 hours per week in summer
Application Acceptance Period: 2/21/2023 – 3/6/2023 (or when 50 applications have been received)
Location: St. Petersburg, FL

More Information and Application Instructions: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/705588200

Questions can be directed to Lisa Morrow ([email protected]).

Paid summer internship opportunity