BSA Student Chapters
Student Chapters are a great way to network with your peers at your institution of learning through engaging activities as well as take advantage of special BSA discounts including a $10 Student Membership (this is a 50% discount off student membership) and discounted registration to Botany Conferences each year!
To learn more about starting a student chapter click here.
Current BSA Chapters
To contact a student chapter click on the chapter name to email their main contact for more information.
Bucknell University - Student Chapter Crandall University - Biology Society - Student Chapter Eastern Michigan University - Student Chapter Indiana University - South Bend - Student Chapter L.H. Baileys Botany Bunch - Cornell University - Student Chapter National Association of Botany Students, University of Lagos - Student Chapter Northwestern Univeristy - Student Chapter Roots, the Botany Club at Rhodes College - Student Chapter Samford Botany - Club - Student Chapter South Australia, The University of Adelaide - Student Chapter South Dakota State University - Student Chapter Stephen F Austin State University - Student Chapter Texas Tech University - Student Chapter The Botany Club of Louisiana State University - Student Chapter University of Central Florida - Student Chapter University of Denver Botanical Society - Student Chapter University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa - Student Chapter University of Oklahoma - Graduate Student Chapter University of West Florida - Pensacola - Student Chapter University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point - Student Chapter Weber State University - Student Chapter
Don't see your Student Chapter on the list? You can re-add your chapter or start a new chapter by filling out the Student Chapter Application. Click here for more information.
BSA STUDENT CHAPTER NEWS!
Crandall University - Biology Society - Student Chapter Hosts a Cleanup
The Crandall University student chapter hosted its first event of the year on September 18th. We did a cleanup of the Gorge Brook woods and collected over 260 lbs of trash. We had 30 volunteers attend who helped out for a total of 210 collective hours.
Eastern Michigan University Student Chapter Tackles Invasive Species
Members of the Eastern Michigan University Student Chapter decided that this spring they would focus on the topic of invasive species and its affects on local plants. Last week the chapter held an informative lecture for the Eastern Michigan Plant Lovers Gardening Club and invited attendees to join them for an invasive honeysuckle removal project that next weekend. Together with the local parks department, the chapter, and garden club volunteers were able to remove over 2 acres of honeysuckle from the local natural areas of the city parks. Here are some photos of the members and their volunteers.

Send your Student Chapter News to aneely@botany.org and we will showcase it here as well as in our BSA Members Newsletters and on BSA Social Media!
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