SBS Graduate School Information Session

The School of Biological Science’s (SBS) Diversity Committee invites our undergraduates to a Graduate School Information Session on Tuesday, Nov. 10th, from 3 to 5 p.m. This information session is geared towards students from historically underrepresented backgrounds but will contain valuable information for any interested student. SBS faculty and current graduate students will discuss the importance of diversity in academia and STEM, why you might choose to go to graduate school, the application process, graduate opportunities with SBS, and more. All attendees will be entered into a raffle for a $10 gift card.

If interested, the event will be hosted through Zoom using the following credentials:

Zoom Meeting ID: 972 2258 1382

Passcode: SBSGRAD

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