Clubs
The Microbiology and Molecular Biology Department encourages all MMBio majors to participate in any of the department clubs. Clubs are a great opportunity to build professional connections, create lasting relationships, and make a difference by serving in the campus community.
To build connections, create research opportunities, and prepare for postgraduate programs and careers.
Meeting Life Science graduate student needs for Social/Service, Career Networking, and Collaboration-Resource Sharing with monthly activities.
To provide students with resources and exposure to the genetic counseling field in order to aid in the successful admittance into genetic counseling programs.
Operation Outbreak (OO) enhances experiential learning by teaching students the results from various decisions that are made during an outbreak. Through a Bluetooth-based platform and related methods, OO will enable BYU undergraduate students to facilitate outbreak simulations in K-12 schools, generate epidemiological models for scientists, and allow researchers to better understand outbreak culture.
To unite past, current, and future MLS students to foster a rich and informed learning environment to prepare students for their future MLS careers and further education. To promote BYU’s Medical Laboratory Science program as a major. To peer-mentor rising MLS classes in program/career issues. To network with other members/schools in the ASCLS-Utah chapter. To educate the BYU community in the field of Medical Laboratory Sciences by hosting guest lectures.