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BOTANY Scientists Program

Braiding Opportunities in Teaching, Advocacy, and Networking for Young Scientists 

Plant biologists are solving the energy crisis, mending global climate change, building global food security, and controlling invasive species. Thus, the U.S. Labor of Statistics indicates there is an increase in demand for plant biologists. Through the events and opportunities below, the BOTANY Scientists project serves the national interest by establishing practices to improve student mindset and persistence in botany. 

 

 

Summer Bridge

Considering a degree in botany for the first time? Interested in gaining essential academic skills and developing relationships needed for academic success in college?
Apply for a PAID two-week summer botany bridge program. Be set-up for success as you engage yourself in botany.

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Shadow A Botanist Day

If your middle or high school student's have friend’s named Fiddle, Snake, or Philodendron you should bring them to us for a day of fun, food, and botanists! Teachers, let your biology-minded students get to know these plant-friends better and how Weber State botanists are making an impact on the world. 

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K-12 Educators Workshops

In collaboration with the Center for Science and Mathematics Education (CSME) workshops for K-12 educators will be offered for development of course materials that meet UT K-12 SEEd standards, encourage teacher collaboration, and reach all student age groups. 

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Peer Mentors

Information coming soon.

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Orientation Day

Attend the exclusive orientation designed for future botanists and plant ecologists. Meet faculty, staff and fellow new students. Learn the resources designed specifically for you. Bring your supporter (parent, guardian, spouse, etc.) so they can learn about your future too.

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Program Contacts

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