Biology Club

Hey gang,

Here's the schedule for the wonderful talks that will be given this weekend. More may be announced in the next few days, so stay tuned.

Friday

11:00 am –Dr. Christy Morrissey, Ph.D - Toxins and the Environment

12:00 am— Philip McLoughlin, Ph.D. - The Ecology of the Wild Horses of Sable Island

1:30— Matt Frey, Masters Student—Why Field Biology Rocks!

Saturday

1:00 pm—Matt Frey, Masters Student—Why Field Biology Rocks!

2:00 pm  - Stan Shadick, Nature Saskatchewan Society—Tips for Birdwatchers

3:00 pm— Jan Shadick—Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation.

Sunday

11:00 am—Jan Shadick—Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation

1:00 pm—Matt Frey, Graduate Student—Why Field Biology Rocks!

2:00—Stan Shadick, Nature Saskatchewan Society—Tips for Birdwatchers

The last time the U of S Biology Club hosted Bioscan was 2008, and video of this fantastic event has finally surfaced! See for yourselves what fun was had! See for yourselves the vast array of educational materials! See for yourselves what Matt looked like before he grew a beard! Just imagine how this year's Bioscan will amaze and delight children of all ages!

Hi everyone! This year, the U of S Biology Club is hosting Bioscan 2012 March 9th through 11th. If you would like to book a class tour of some of the most dazzling displays of astounding natural phenomena and exotic organisms ever assembled by volunteer university students, please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and book one of the following timeslots. Note: March 9th timeslots will be reserved for school groups, March 10th and 11th will be open to the general public.

Hey everyone, just an update on upcoming events:

February 3rd there will be a Token Night at The Sutherland Hotel (the Scuz). Drinks will be two dollars each (or less) and each person will receive a free order of wings. The event is running 9 until 11 and is 5 dollars for members or 10 dollars for non Biology Club members.

The annual Science is Sexy Pubcrawl is being held on February 11th and leaves from the Sutherland Hotel. Tickets will be available in the near future from the Biology Lounge (second floor of the biology building), and will also be available at the Token Night being held on the 3rd.

And lastly, we are still looking for volunteers for Bioscan! Once again it is being held March 9th - 11th and we have many volunteer positions available with varying levels of commitment. If you are unable to help out on the actual days of the event, we will also be needing help with set up and planning in the weeks leading up to Bioscan. Please e-mail the Biology Club at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you are interested in volunteering.