Tuesday, August 29, 2017

University of Arizona Global Dental Brigades



My name is Rachel Uher and I am the president of University of Arizona Global Dental Brigades. I am trying to spread the word to students about our club here on campus.

Get Involved!  Pre-Dental student? Interested in the field of Dentistry? Looking to make an impact?    

Global Dental Brigades is an international movement of students and healthcare professionals working alongside local communities and staff to implement sustainable health systems. Over spring break, we travel to remote under resourced communities in Central America, which would otherwise have limited to no access to health care.

First meeting: Wednesday 9/20
Contact: Rachel Uher – President - ruher@email.arizona.edu
 

Rachel Uher
The University of Arizona
College of Science | Neuroscience and Cognitive Science | Molecular and Cellular Biology
UA Global Dental Brigades | President 



Another pre-med student club



My name is Ruben I Hernandez, I am the president of a club here on campus called MexZona. We are primarily a pre-med club that helps host medical clinics in Puerto Penasco, Mexico (Rocky Point) once a month. We are currently looking for new students and would really appreciate it if the flyer for our first meeting could be sent out to students within your department! If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact me for more information. Additionally, this meeting is meant to be an information/introductory for new students.

Thank You,
Ruben I Hernandez
The University of Arizona: College of Science: Chemistry
Phone: (520) 285-6634

 Join us for our first meeting of the semester!
When: 29AUG2017 at 5:30pm
Where: Campus Health Rm. #B307 (DeArmondConference Room)
Contact: Ruben Hernandez
rubenhernandez@email.arizona.edu

Paid Student Worker (Lab) Positions



Once again, Dr. Peter Cotty’s Laboratory for Aflatoxin Reduction in Crops, in the Department of Plant Science, is looking to hire students for the fall semester and beyond.

The position that we are looking to fill is great opportunity to learn microbiological and molecular techniques and the use of laboratory equipment. Our research has global impacts on food safety and human health. We are looking for students that are punctual, responsible, reliable, careful and honest.

Additional information about the positions and requirements for applying:


The Agricultural Research Service is the chief scientific research agency of the United States Department of Agriculture.  The ARS Laboratory for Aflatoxin Reduction in Crops is associated with the School of Plant Science of the University of Arizona. Dr. Peter Cotty runs the lab and is seeking undergraduate students for biological aid positions to support current research projects. The selected students will work for the University of Arizona. These students will have a unique opportunity to learn microbiological techniques and the use of laboratory instruments while gaining experience in a laboratory actively engaged in research that has global impacts on the food safety and human health. The position is an important part of the laboratory’s research program and the students filling it will be required to be punctual, responsible, reliable, careful and honest.
These positions require students of at least 16 years of age, enrolled in at least six credit hours at the University of Arizona during the Fall and Spring semesters. Enrollment is not required during winter and summer sessions, as long as the student demonstrates enrollment in both the previous and subsequent semesters.
 

Students must be in good academic standing and working toward a degree related to any field in the sciences. Students may be required to undergo a security assessment. It is also required that the students be able to work at least 15 hours per week while school is in session, be available to work 35 hours when classes are not in session, and during summer break. Work schedules will be flexible according to each student’s class schedule.
The position wage is over $11.17 per hour. Drop off a resume, letter of interest, and copy of your unofficial transcript to David Edmunds, Connie Graham, and Marina Wissotski (Shantz Room 129 the basement of the annex).



Contact David Edmunds with any questions.

David Edmunds
Research Specialist
Aflatoxin Reduction in Crops
University of Arizona
School of Plant Sciences
520-626-8932