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Tri-Beta Biology Club
Beta Beta Beta (Tri-Beta) is a club for students dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of biology. The Biology Club is open to all students with an interest in biology. You do not have to be a biology major to attend, so come and join us for biology-related activities and socializing!

Meetings
The Biology Club meets on the first and third Thursday of every month during Spring and Fall Semesters in McMichael 226. There are multiple ways to receive the most current announcements regarding club speakers/events/outings 1) request to join the Blackboard group for Tri-Beta by contacting one of the officers or advisors listed below, 2) join the Biology Club at Elon group on Facebook, or 3) scan through the postings on 2nd floor McMichael Science Building
2009-10 Officers
President – Monica Poteat (mpoteat2@elon.edu)
Vice President – Carly Altizer
Treasurer – Steve Greenberg (sgreenberg2@elon.edu)
Secretary – Travis Shute
Historian – Josh Brigham
Historian - Liz Hamlet
Social Chair – Travis Shute (tshute@elon.edu)
Advisors – Yuko Miyamoto (ymiyamoto@elon.edu) and Antonio Izzo (aizzo@elon.edu)
Membership in Tri-Beta
Any student with an interest in biology can become a member of the Biology Club. “Associate Members” participate in club activities and have an interest in biology. “Regular Members” have satisfied the following requirements: a) Biology major b) Completed at least one term of the sophomore year c) Completed at least three courses in Biology, of which at least one is not an introductory course, with an average grade of B or its equivalent in those biology courses d) Good academic standing. A call for new members is announced early in the spring semester (but feel free to participate in our events any time!).
What happens in Tri-Beta meetings?
Socializing and food
Conversations about graduate programs and career paths
Research presentations by students and faculty
Student internship presentations
Preparation for special events (see below)
Volunteer work for Habitat for Humanity
Examples of Past Events:
Organizational fair
Bonfire at the lodge
Bio Jeopardy to prepare for Senior ETS exams
McMichael Trick-or-Treat (around Halloween)

McMichael Trick-or-Treat!
Celebration of Charles Darwin's birthday (February 12)
“Plant Sale” or “Buy a Beta from Tri-Beta” (for charity)
Field trip to the N.C. Zoo, Duke Primate Center, or elsewhere
Tri Beta Induction Ceremony (mid-Spring)
Scientific conferences (ASB, NCAS, or Tri-Beta)
Officer elections for upcoming year (last regular meeting)
McMichael Cup Sports Tournament
Senior Send-Off and Cook Out (5:00 on last day of classes)
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