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Terrance Oscar-Okpala is one of the new U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Interns. His project will be on the Florida Bonneted Bat, mentored by Dr. Brandon Vernier from B-CU and by Sandra Sneckenberger from USFWS.

The RISE QEP and the Center for Experiential Learning is proud to host the Majors Fair happening TODAY!! Stop by the Center for Civic Engagement and check out all the festivities, food and raffle prizes!

Khanyisile Tshabalala is one of the new U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Interns. Her project will be on RCW Mitigation Parcels, mentored by Dr. Brandon Vernier from B-CU.

The Majors Fair is just TOMORROW!!! We have planned so many things for you to take part in, you won't want to miss it! Tag a friend who need to go!

It isn't a fair without the fair food! We are happy to partner with Sodexo to bring you some delicious food for the Majors Fair happening on Thursday, November 2nd from 10am - 7pm at the Center for Civic Engagement.

Zyona Landry-Whitted-Nti is one of the new U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Interns. Her project will be on School Interpretive Panel, mentored by Dr. Sarah Krejci from B-CU and by Kim King-Wren from USFWS.

Endi Carter, a sophomore in environmental science, is one of the new U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Interns. Her project will be on Hobe Sound NWR, mentored by Dr. Sarah Krejci from B-CU and by William Miller from USFWS.

Bethune-Cookman University announces the Gay Straight Alliance, a safe space for students on campus. If you are interested in joining, see Dr. Frank Wod in Harrison Rhodes HR408 for more information.

The Transdisciplinary Data Scholars Development Program is looking for students who both regularly play videos games as well as those who don't, to complete a survey for research. If you would like to participate, click the link in bio and complete the survey.

3/You can watch a short video of this experience here: youtu.be/bmmTuDD4xaw

2/During this trip, students received a private tour of the facility and grounds from Tony Brady, Deputy Project Lead, and Jorge Burning, Lead Fisheries Biologist. ​​​​​​​​​ Read the more about this trip here: #p=14" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">online.fliphtml5.com/xzbyj/yulm/#p=…

1/B-CU's Spring 2023 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services interns started off their spring experience with a trip to the Welaka National Fish Hatchery located along the St. Johns River.

2/Our current CEL Student Advisory Committee members include Providence Pandora, Janiya Jones, Ariana Lyles, Zakira Gleason, Cameron Johnson, and Torianna Broaddus. You can read more about the CEL Student Advisory Committee here: #p=10" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">online.fliphtml5.com/xzbyj/yulm/#p=…

1/The Center for Experiential Learning held the first Student Advisory Committee meeting on April 19th. The Student Advisory Committee was formed to give students a voice in the initiatives created and managed by the CEL.

The EcoCAR dSpace and After Workshop was held April 15-16th in Detroit, Michigan. The workshop included both social and technical aspects. Bethune-Cookman student Santosh Lamichhane attended on behalf of the B-CU EcoCAR team. ​​​​​​​​​ #p=13" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">online.fliphtml5.com/xzbyj/yulm/#p=…

3/Congratulations to Cyrille Teforlack for winning first place and $300 cash prize for his oral research presentation! Read the full article here: #p=1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">online.fliphtml5.com/xzbyj/yulm/#p=1

2/This year, B-CU had three student presenters - Cyrille Teforlack, Providence Pangira and Jamal Burey. Dr. Sarah Krejci served on the panel discussion "Access to Nature" to advocate for more community collaboration with B-CU.

1/"Sharing Our Research with Everyone" (ShORE) is an annual symposium hosted by the Marine Discovery Center in partnership with the City of New Smyrna, B-CU, Stetson University, One Lagoon, FWC, Volusia County Schools and the Atlantic Center for the Arts.

2/This was an amazing experience for the students see what graduate opportunities are available to them, in addition to sightseeing in a beautiful city. ​​​​​​​​​ Read the full article here: #p=9" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">online.fliphtml5.com/xzbyj/yulm/#p=9

1/Life University in Atlanta, GA invited B-CU to be apart of their Leadership Conference weekend as an initiative to recruit students into their graduate program. The weekend consisted of two full days of planned engagement activities with campus advisors and guest speakers.