Week 8 Events

Current Opportunities

Human Biology End of the Year Celebration

Join the Human Biology Club for a celebration of the Human Biology major, our graduating classmates, and our alumni on Friday, May 22nd from 6:00-9:00 PM at Emerald Bay ABCDE! There will be dinner provided and some very special guests that will be attending! The dress code for this event is semi-formal. Everything is free, and you do not need to be a Human Biology major to attend!

Meeting Information

Nothing for this week!

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Alumni

Are you a former Human Biology student or current student needing Alumni support? Here are some resources for your convenience:Alumni DirectoryAlumni InstagramAlumni Facebook Network

Current Opportunities

Alumni Mentorship Program

Need a hand navigating undergrad, grad apps, and pre-med activities? Sign up to be part of our Alumni Mentorship program! Mentees are paired with Human Bio Alumni who have plenty of advice and resources.Mentee form is now closed!

Outreach

Welcome to Outreach!
This is a program where UCI students can mentor underrepresented students from middle and high schools on basic topics in biology, and spark their interest in the health sciences via interactive lessons. Mentors gain valuable leadership experience while shaping the future of healthcare in the community!

NGS x SREI Mentor Application

Summer Research Enrichment Internship (SREI) x Next Generation Scientists (NGS) is a high school introductory research program hosted by Free Clinic Project at UCI (FCP) and the Human Biology Club at UCI (HBC) catered towards students from underserved high schools. Mentors will work with 2-3 high school students throughout the duration of the program. Application is now closed!

Music Community Service project

The Music Mentorship program is a new opportunity that allows HBC members to provide musical mentorship to underserved students. The goal of this project is to serve low-income/special needs/neurodivergent youth (or even other UCI students) who do not have the opportunity to explore music due to lack of accessibility, whether that may be in terms of teaching styles or financial insecurity.