Calendar: Social Events, Mentoring & Other Service Opportunities
Mailing List, Contact Information, Email Addresses and Links
What Can You Do With a Biology Degree?
Here's a list of the events you missed. Check out our Photo Album for photos of previous events.
Tue., Feb. 5, 2002, 7:00PM: Dr. Debra Pearce. Hear about her Rat Pack research on nutritional supplements and their effects on reproduction. Remember Cell Biology?!
Sat., Feb.16, 2002, 10:15 -11:30AM: Black & Gold Day Here's an opportunity to impact the next crop of biologists and get to know other alumni. Best of all, it only takes one hour! During Black & Gold Days alumni and faculty discuss biology careers with interested high school students and parents. Who better to do this than those with the day-to-day experience? Think how useful this would have been to you at that stage in your life. To volunteer, contact Mark Nienaber, mailto:%20nienaberm@fuse.net . University Center.
Tue. March 05, 2002, 7:00PM: We meet at The Lloyd Library (917 Plum St.) for a tour hosted by Dr. John Thieret. Lloyd is among the best libraries for botany, pharmacy, herbal medicine, natural products and horticulture. Please RSVP by Fri., March 01 via BioAlumni listserve .
Thu. March 21, 2002, 8:00PM: Cincinnati Observatory Center (COC) lecture/viewing using 11" Mitchell refracting telescope. Please meet at COC (3489 Observatory Place). Map at http://www.cincinnatiobservatory.org/ . Please RSVP by Fri. March 15 via BioAlumni listserve .
Sat. April 06, 2002, : Dr. Barry Dalton, head of NKU Environmental Resource Management Ctr. (ERMC), will lead a field trip to the Adair Wildlife Area. It is a 640-acre site N of Big Bone State Park where ERMC manages the ecological restoration of 20 acres of bottomland forest. Depart HAC 9:00AM.
Sat. April 27, 2002, : Dr. Richard Durtsche will lead a Herpetology field trip and review his lizard work in tropical Mexico. His enthusiasm for undergraduate research is excellent. Depart HAC 9:00AM.
Sat. April 27, 2002, 10:15 -11:30AM: Black & Gold Day Here's an opportunity to impact the next crop of biologists and get to know other alumni. Best of all, it only takes one hour! During Black & Gold Days alumni and faculty discuss biology careers with interested high school students and parents. Who better to do this than those with the day-to-day experience? Think how useful this would have been to you at that stage in your life. To volunteer, contact Mark Nienaber, mailto:%20nienaberm@fuse.net . University Center.
Thu. May 23, 2002, 7:00PM: "Annual" Biology Alumni Plant Exchange in HAC parking lot. Come empty-handed or bring a truckload. There are always more plants than people. Guests welcome!
Monday, October 15, 2001: Starry, Starry
Night
Dr. Ray McNeil, Physics & Geology,
joins us for another look at the stars through his telescope. We’ve chosen
the darkest night of the month. Meet at the Mark R. Herrmann Alumni Center
at 7:00pm for an evening of stargazing followed by cocoa &
conversation. Feel free to bring a guest. R.S.V.P to the Alumni Office by
Friday, October 12 th. 859.572.5876.
http://www.skymaps.com
This is the website Ray McNeil recommends for a free
skymap.
Sat., Dec. 29, 2001, 7:30PM: Annual Party at Skyline
Tavern
Free food. Cash Bar. Call an old friend
and plan to meet them there.
Thu. Jan. 24, 7:00PM: Dr. Charles
Acosta.
Meet the new Invertebrate Zoologist and learn about
his research program. Enjoy a wonderfully warm tropical Caribbean research
seminar.
Last Update: 27 June 2003