Undergraduate Opportunities:
Opportunities for Undergraduate students or those with interest can participate in events posted below. In addition, job opportunities will be posted for students.
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Alternative Spring Break Outreach (ASBO) |
ASBO is a student-developed, student-run, community service organization at Stony Brook University that has been running for over 13 years. We look to promote a lifelong spirit of volunteerism within our student community through various outreach opportunities, having traveled to over nearly 10 states where we contributed to construction projects and provided natural disaster relief, volunteered off-campus with beaches and farms to clean the environment, and collaborated with other SBU-affiliated clubs/organizations to create positive impacts within our shared interests. |
To prepare for this trip, attendance to GBMs is required and takes place on Mondays 7-8 pm in Frey 309. Location: Frey 309 |
Please see the attached flyer for more information. Click me! |
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Ecosystem Field Studies |
SUMMER, 3-CREDIT, FIELD COURSES IN COLORADO AND THE CARIBBEAN! An opportunity to apply your classroom & textbook learning while immersed in a spectacular
& transformative environmental academic setting!
Caribbean Ecosystem Field Studies
* Study, SCUBA, & Snorkel on the Caribbean coast of Mexico
May 20 - June 9, 2025
Colorado Ecosystem Field Studies
* Study, camp, & hike in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado
July 18 - August 7, 2025
- Earn 3 undergraduate college transfer credits in these exciting 3-week, hands-on
field study courses.
- Learn practical scientific skills & methods in field research through active investigations - Engage & connect with a dynamic & diverse group of student peers from throughout
the US and beyond
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Apply anytime before the dates listed ! |
Direct questions to Professor Steve Johnson, EcoFS Director at steve@ecofs.org. Visit www.ecofs.org for all info!
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HANDS (Hydrocephalus Association Network for Discovery Science) | Research Internship
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Applications for the 2025 Ralph Kistler Research Internship are now open. The internship is for undergraduate college students interested in the sciences, public health, engineering, non-profit operations, and/or related fields. Working with the Hydrocephalus Association Research Department, the intern will contribute to various research projects and initiatives that support the Association's mission. These projects include the HA patient-powered registry (HAPPIER), the HA Network for Discovery Science (HANDS), and other initiatives. Additionally, the intern may assist in creating blogs and other research-related content for the hydrocephalus community, engage with community members, clinicians, and scientists who support the Association, and provide support during research grant cycles. The internship is remote and will run from September to mid-November 2025. The intern must commit to 30 hours/week but the hours are flexible. The intern will receive a stipend of $2,500. |
Application Deadline: Friday, May 30, 2025 |
Learn more: hydroassoc.org/the-ralph-kistler-research-internship. Email samantha@hydroassoc.org with any questions. |
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Leukemia and Lymphoma Society at Stony Brook University |
Would you like to help make a difference in the world? If so, you should consider volunteering for LLS at SBU! Currently, we are offering positions for our Fundraising and Outreach teams. |
Join anytime! |
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Methods in Primate Behavior and Conservation |
This is a two week course that provides students with field experience in primate behavior, ecology, and conservation. This course will provide experiences in field exercises, seminars, lectures, and applied conservation. Lecture topics will cover the behavior and ecology of Old and New World primates from an evolutionary perspective. Selected lecture topics include primate sociality, feeding ecology, taxonomy, rain forest ecosystems and conservation. Service learning is a large component of all our programs. Students will gain experience in applied conservation through participation in Osa Conservation’s reforestation, sustainable agriculture and wildlife monitoring programs (big cat and sea turtle). | June 10,2025 - June 25, 2025 | Visit www.danta.info for more information and/or email conservation@danta.email for any questions. |
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Nova Southeastern University |
For graduating seniors: Applications are open for the NSU MS Biological Sciences Program! There are 3 concentrations in the masters program – the links to apply are below: Scholarships are available! Health Studies https://hcas.nova.edu/degrees/masters/biological-sciences-health-studies.html (Must begin in summer, June 23, 2025) Research https://hcas.nova.edu/degrees/masters/biological-sciences.html (may begin any semester and classes are a mix of on ground and online) Bioinformatics https://hcas.nova.edu/degrees/masters/biological-sciences-bioinformatics.html (must begin in the fall semester and classes are fully online). |
Next to links! |
More information can be found in the flyer in the UG BIO Opportunities Archive. |
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Professional Internships in fish and wildlife conservation with the NY State Department of Environmental Conservation |
Work alongside professional biologists to study NY wildlife. Positions are typically full-time over the summer (some part-time, some during winter), with start and end dates that vary by position and provide flexibility with respect to your academic schedule. | Summer 2025 and Winter 2025-26. Each individual listing has a seperate application deadline. | Click me to view the full flyer for all positions and how to apply. |
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SUNY Cortland Study Abroad |
SUNY Cortland professors Drs. Theresa Curtis and Christa Chatfield are again leading a healthcare and medical shadowing faculty-led group in Chiang Mai, Thailand. This SUNY Cortland study abroad opportunity is open to all SUNY students. The 20-day trip includes a wide variety of medical shadowing, global health, and cultural experiences. More details about the program can be found here. Students in last year's program raved about the experience. Said one student, "The hospital rotations exceeded my expectations. I got to experience things I never would have expected and I am beyond grateful." |
information session about the program on March 26, 2025, at 4:30 pm |
If you have questions, please feel free to contact:
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Study Abroad in Kenya, Origins Summer Field School |
Do you want to learn more about the methods used to understand ancient humans and the environments in which they lived? Consider traveling to the Turkina Basin Institute and the Origins Summer Field School in Kenya. This six-week program holds three upper level 3-credit courses at the upper division or graduate level. | Held yearly in June and July |
To Learn more or apply, visit KenyaStudyAbroad.org or email turkinabasin@stonybrook.edu |
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The Long Island Native Plant Initiative (LINPI) Off-Campus Opportunity |
The Long Island Native Plant Initiative (LINPI) is a nonprofit committed to preserving
Long Island's biodiversity through native seed collection, plant propagation, and
conservation education. Intern qualifications include a major in ecology, horticulture,
or environmental science, the ability to work outdoors, and strong teamwork and organizational
skills. Please include a resume, cover letter, and three references, emailed to info@linpi.org.
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Apply anytime ! |
More information can be found on their website : https://www.linpi.org/news |
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University at Buffalo School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences |
We are pleased to present our 2025 Pharmacy Summer Institute: Monday, July 14 - Wednesday, July 16, 2025 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. EST Held on the historic University at Buffalo South Campus Our unique program incorporates active participation in a wide range of learning experiences including:
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Application Deadline: Thursday, May 1, 2025 |
More information can be found in the flyer in the UG BIO Opportunities Archive. Application Link: Click Me! |
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Wildlife Conservation and Sustainability |
This course is designed to provide students with field experience on a range of terrestrial surveying techniques, measuring bio-indicator species: mainly key predators and butterflies. Students will also gain a a better understanding on the principles of defaunation, sustainable development, and community management and its conservation related issues. The course includes four learning experiences categories: field exercises, seminars, lectures, and applied conservation. | July 1, 2025 - July 16, 2025 | Visit www.danta.info for more information and/or email conservation@danta.email for any questions. |
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🌿SUNY Climate Corps Internships Program |
The SUNY Climate Corps, an initiative of the State University of New York system, aims to empower future climate innovators by connecting SUNY students with paid internships in various climate-related disciplines. The program provides paid internships in areas like planning, technology, renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, and the circular economy. Key goals include training the next generation of climate innovators and strengthening New York State's climate policies by developing a skilled workforce for partner agencies. Why you should apply: - You can work on climate-focused projects with agencies across New York State - Develop skills in areas like clean energy, environmental engineering, communication, and conservation. Internships may also cover waste management, GIS, data analysis, and AI - Work directly with experienced professionals at parterning agencies such as the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), the Department of Public Service (DPS), NyhSERDA, the Office of General Services (OGS), and more. - Actively participate in projects aimed at building a cleaner and more sustainable world, making a tangible differnece in environmental and societal well-being. |
Applications Still Open! |
Visit the official SUNY Climate Corps website here Or view the flyer here |
