Clubs focused on natural science departments
The clubs below help you connect with faculty, alumni and majors in departments in the natural sciences.
Seeks to encourage and support underrepresented groups, with an emphasis on women, to be active in the mathematical sciences and to promote a culture that fosters equal treatment of all students and faculty at CU Boulder.
The Biochemistry Club provides opportunities for biochemistry majors to get to know faculty, staff and students through a wide range of events and programs.
Get to know faculty, staff and students interested in the biological sciences. Programs and events promote awareness of career opportunities and graduate studies in biology.
Open to students of all majors, the Chem and Biochem Club promotes critical thinking and scientific exploration through chemistry-oriented events and career development opportunities like workshops for resume-building or graduate school applications.
Improves the culture of physics at CU Boulder through equity and inclusion, allyship and education by organizing classes, talks and mentorship program.
Interested in space? CU STARs (Science, Technology and Astronomy Recruits) offers training on the telescopes at Sommers Bausch Observatory, portable telescopes and “flying” at Fiske Planetarium. They also hold events and also take an inflatable planetarium to schools all over Colorado.
A peer-based, graduate student group for support of and advocacy for LGBTQ+ issues in the geosciences.
Join movie and game nights, orienteering, hiking and volunteering focused on promoting geography and geographical thinking.
The independent, student-run Geology Social Misconduct Awareness and Response Team (GeoSMART) guides students experiencing harassment, discrimination and assault through the process of best utilizing campus resources.
Make connections with IPHY students, professionals and faculty by connecting outside of the classroom.
A seminar-style gathering centered on undergraduates meeting math faculty. Events offer undergraduates opportunities to meet national thought leaders in the field.
A great way to network with neuroscience students, form study groups, visit with faculty and engage with compelling speakers in a relaxed setting.
The neuroscience honors society, Nu Rho Psi recognizes student scholarship, connects students, faculty and professionals and promotes career development.
The psychology honors society, Psi Chi offers opportunities to meet peers, network, grow your knowledge about psychology and find research and volunteer opportunities.
Strives to support and improve the mental health of psychology undergraduates and friends through social events focused on positivity and advice for healthy living.
Promotes interactions between applied math students and faculty through technical presentations by students, faculty and industry speakers, field trips and student-faculty social events.
Get hands-on experience restoring prairies, build new trails that cause reduced environmental impacts and monitor restoration efforts.
Join a community of graduate and undergraduate students, post-docs and faculty working to support the inclusion, participation and success of women and gender minorities in the physics department at CU Boulder and around the world.