Students in the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology can connect, collaborate, and grow beyond the classroom through a variety of student-led clubs and organizations. Whether you’re interested in science communication, professional development, genetics, molecular biology, or building community with fellow students, there’s a group for you. Explore opportunities to get involved, develop new skills, and make lasting connections.
Aggie TranscriptThe Aggie Transcript is a student-run science publication that showcases original articles, research summaries, and opinion pieces written by UC Davis undergraduates. It offers students a platform to practice science communication, hone their writing skills, and share discoveries with the campus and broader community. | Aggie Transcript Website |
BioBoostersThe UC Davis BioBoosters Club helps students explore careers in the life sciences and biotechnology through networking events, industry panels, and professional development workshops. Members also raise funds by designing and selling department-themed swag, with proceeds supporting club activities and student opportunities. | BioBoosters Instagram Page |
Genetics ClubThe Genetics Club brings together students interested in genetics and genomics to learn, network, and share their passion for the field. Through guest speakers, lab tours, and social events, members explore career paths, research opportunities, and emerging topics in genetics. | For information about the club, please email Marina Ellefson (mlellefson@ucdavis.edu) |
MCB Student ClubThe MCB Student Club builds community among students in molecular and cellular biology through academic, professional, and social activities. Members can connect with peers, engage with faculty, and participate in events that support both personal and career development. | For more information about the club, please email Ken Kaplan (kbkaplan@ucdavis.edu) |