Student Life

Through involvement in the College of Science and Mathematics, students can develop closer ties with other students in the same major. A variety of clubs and organizations are available to students within the college.

Student Clubs, Organizations, and Resources

Biological Sciences Association (Biology Club)

The Biological Sciences Association at Wright State University is a student-led organization dedicated to building a community of students interested in nature, health, research, outreach, and other areas of biology. As a member, you will be able to participate in field trips and social events, take advantage of volunteer opportunities, build professional networks, and more. Our club is open to students in any major, regardless of whether you are pursuing a career in science or simply love learning about and experiencing the natural world. For information or questions, contact Dr, Jeff Peters. To join, visit https://wright.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/wsu-bio-club.  

Pre-Health Student Organizations

Pre-Health Student Organizations at Wright State are devoted to aiding you in your understanding of the pre-health fields.

Biology Help Room  

Located in 138 Fawcett Hall.  Our help room is open Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm with Biological Science Graduate students ready to help answer your questions.

Biological Sciences Community Room

Located in 110 Biological Sciences I.  Great space to meet friends, talk science, or a quiet place to do homework.

Students for Human Organ Donation

Hundreds of students on college campuses across the country have taken action to make a difference in the lives of the thousands of Americans in need of an organ transplant. Wright State has recently established its own chapter of Students for Organ Donation. This is a unique opportunity to gain real leadership experience while producing measurable results in an effort to improve the lives of thousands. Students participate in general awareness campaigns and registering as many individuals as possible for organ and tissue donation. With an ever-increasing number of Americans in need of an organ transplant, the national organ shortage is a growing crisis. However, this is one issue in which the efforts of students can truly make a difference.

Visit Student Activities to learn more about clubs and organizations.