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Wildlife Society

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The Wildlife Society

Connect with students who share your interest in wildlife, natural resources, conservation, and careers working with the natural world.

Explore Wildlife Beyond the Classroom

The Wildlife Society Student Chapters are organizations for undergraduate students with an interest in wildlife and natural resources.

Members participate in a wide range of programs and activities designed to enhance the college experience and help prepare students for successful careers. Awards may also recognize outstanding individual and chapter accomplishments.

Build Community Connect with students who share an interest in wildlife and natural resources.
Gain Experience Participate in programs and activities that complement your academic experience.
Prepare for Your Career Develop experiences and connections that support future work in wildlife and natural resources.
Membership

Membership Qualifications

Students must meet the following qualifications for membership:

1 Academic Program Must have declared Wildlife and Natural Resources as your major or minor.
2 Sophomore Status Must have achieved sophomore status. Transfer students are welcome to apply.
3 Wildlife Coursework Must have completed 9 semester hours in wildlife science courses.
4 Overall GPA Must have achieved an overall grade point average of 3.15 on a 4.0 scale.
5 Wildlife Science GPA Must have achieved a grade point average of 3.00 in required wildlife science courses.

Interested in Joining?

Students who meet the membership qualifications and are interested in joining The Wildlife Society should contact the Department of Biology for current membership information and opportunities to get involved.

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Biology Student Clubs Explore all student organizations connected with the Department of Biology. Wildlife & Natural Resources Explore the undergraduate degree program and academic pathways in wildlife and natural resources.

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