The American Society for Microbiology, Student Chapter
University of Florida
UPCOMING EVENT!
1ST GENERAL BODY MEETING FALL 2024
September 9th, @ 6:30 pm at the Microbiology Department Seminar Room (Room 1044, MCB Building located at 1355 Musuem Drive) or on Teams.
This meeting will be focused on introducing students to our mission of creating a community for microbiology at UF and fostering an environment for students to connect over shared interests in science and research.
About Us
Welcome to the official website for the American Society for Microbiology (ASM), Student Chapter at the University of Florida! We are a student-led organization dedicated to growing the microbiology community for undergraduate students at UF. Our mission is to foster a deeper connection to microbiology within our student body and the broader UF community by providing enriching learning and career opportunities. We achieve this by offering valuable resources for students to get more involved in microbiology, including research presentations, career talks, and professional development workshops. Explore our website to learn more about how you can get involved!
Get Involved!
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FIND RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
One of our primary objectives is to help students get involved in research. Joining ASM Gators will connect you to fellow students and faculty members, facilitating your future in cutting-edge research at one of the top research universities in the nation. Stay updated on our events to learn about upcoming research events and opportunities.
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EXPLORE CAREER OPTIONS
Microbiology is an exciting, dynamic field with many career paths. Learn what you can do with your degree after graduation in postgraduate education or industry. Connect with people in your field using ASM's large network.
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ENGAGE WITH PEERS
ASM Gators offers not only academic and professional enrichment, but also a chance for members to interact with like-minded students and foster a beneficial social environment.
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ADVOCATE FOR SCIENCE
Bring your enthusiasm for science to community outreach events! We plan volunteer opportunities for engaging the public in microbiology with demonstrations and science activities.