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Life Sciences

This society brings together all interested in the Life Sciences by hosting weekly social events. These help you maintain your work-life balance and can be a great way to settle into university. We help break down boundaries between students and staff via casual events and working alongside lecturers to bring our school together.


Our social events are designed to be both inclusive and fun! They range from laid-back, chill socials like crafts and board games to trips out and pub quizzes.

We also host wellbeing socials, designed to help you relax and unwind with other students. We host academic sessions, too! These include group study sessions, dissertation retreats and even Q&A sessions from students in other years of study.


We regularly hold academic talks given by Keele lecturers, alumni, students and external professionals! These are an amazing way to learn about some really interesting topics you may not usually cover in lectures. In addition to academics, we love to have alumni discuss their life post university. These include tips and tricks for postgraduate medicine, the world of work and interviews, and furthering your studies with a master’s or PhD.


As a society, we are committed to being as inclusive as we can. We understand that not everybody likes the same thing, so we enjoy a wide range of activities and socials throughout the year.


This year, we are beginning to introduce a ‘Quiet Hour’ at the beginning of our more popular socials. During this time, we invite any students that may not be comfortable in loud, high energy environments to come along and enjoy themselves. During the ‘Quiet Hour’, committee will not be playing any background music and will avoid small-talking unless we are invited to!


KLSS committee can be contacted by messaging us on our instagram:

@keelelifesci

or by sending us an email at:

soc.lifesciences@keele.ac.uk

These inboxes are both checked regularly during the week.


All information regarding our socials can be found on our Instagram page. We will also be sending regular updates to the Whatsapp community that is set up during fresher’s week!


If you need anything, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are always open to any suggestions you may have!


We are looking forward to having you join us this year.

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    There are no current meetings
    Society Focus - British Neuroscience Association

    We have been working closely with a range of national bodies and learned societies to get a better deal for our members. Today, we're looking at the British Neuroscience Association, see: http://bit.ly/klss-sf.

    Society Focus - Society for Experimental Biology

    We have been working closely with a range of national bodies and learned societies to get a better deal for our members. Today, we're looking at the Society for Experimental Biology, see: http://bit.ly/klss-sf.

    Welcome to over 150 new members!

    During Freshers' Week 2014, we've welcomed over 150 new members to the Keele Life Sciences Society - with a number of large-scale events set in the Google calendars, we're off to a good start!

    The Keele Life Sciences Society has never had so many active members. The Committee was super-excited to see so many Freshers' signup from a range of the 5-main courses offered within the School of Life Sciences (we also had a few medics sign-up too - but don't tell!).

    We have a range of activities planned over the coming months, including a comprehensive Seminar series and the Keele Life Sciences Society Winter Ball (Wednesday 10th December - save the date).

    We are still accepting new members, so if you would like to get involved and join, see here: http://bit.ly/joiningtheklss.

    Society Focus - Royal Society of Biology

    We have been working closely with a range of national bodies and learned societies to get a better deal for our members. Today, we're looking at the Royal Society of Biology, see: http://bit.ly/klss-sf.

    Society Focus - Society for Applied Microbiology

    We have been working closely with a range of national bodies and learned societies to get a better deal for our members. Today, we're looking at the Society for Applied Microbiology, see: http://bit.ly/klss-sf.

     

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    Life Sciences

    This society brings together all interested in the Life Sciences by hosting weekly social events. These help you maintain your work-life balance and can be a great way to settle into university. We help break down boundaries between students and staff via casual events and working alongside lecturers to bring our school together.


    Our social events are designed to be both inclusive and fun! They range from laid-back, chill socials like crafts and board games to trips out and pub quizzes.

    We also host wellbeing socials, designed to help you relax and unwind with other students. We host academic sessions, too! These include group study sessions, dissertation retreats and even Q&A sessions from students in other years of study.


    We regularly hold academic talks given by Keele lecturers, alumni, students and external professionals! These are an amazing way to learn about some really interesting topics you may not usually cover in lectures. In addition to academics, we love to have alumni discuss their life post university. These include tips and tricks for postgraduate medicine, the world of work and interviews, and furthering your studies with a master’s or PhD.


    As a society, we are committed to being as inclusive as we can. We understand that not everybody likes the same thing, so we enjoy a wide range of activities and socials throughout the year.


    This year, we are beginning to introduce a ‘Quiet Hour’ at the beginning of our more popular socials. During this time, we invite any students that may not be comfortable in loud, high energy environments to come along and enjoy themselves. During the ‘Quiet Hour’, committee will not be playing any background music and will avoid small-talking unless we are invited to!


    KLSS committee can be contacted by messaging us on our instagram:

    @keelelifesci

    or by sending us an email at:

    soc.lifesciences@keele.ac.uk

    These inboxes are both checked regularly during the week.


    All information regarding our socials can be found on our Instagram page. We will also be sending regular updates to the Whatsapp community that is set up during fresher’s week!


    If you need anything, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are always open to any suggestions you may have!


    We are looking forward to having you join us this year.

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    • Life Sciences Student Membership£4.50

    Support student life—because good vibes don’t fund themselves.

    There are currently no upcoming events.

     

      There are no current meetings

      Society Focus - Royal Microscopical Society

      We have been working closely with a range of national bodies and learned societies to get a better deal for our members. Today, we're looking at the Royal Microscopical Society, see: http://bit.ly/klss-sf.

      Society Focus - Marine Biological Association

      We have been working closely with a range of national bodies and learned societies to get a better deal for our members. Today, we're looking at the Marine Biological Association, see: http://bit.ly/klss-sf.

      Society Focus - Society for the Study of Human Biology

      We have been working closely with a range of national bodies and learned societies to get a better deal for our members. Today, we're looking at the Society for the Study of Human Biology, see: http://bit.ly/klss-sf.

      We're Now Supported by the Society of Biology

      The committee is excited to announce that the Keele Life Sciences Society is now recognised and supported by the Society of Biology!

      The committee is excited to announce that the Keele Life Sciences Society is now recognised and supported by the Society of Biology!

      That means that once registered with us, you’ll be entitled to a discounted Society of Biology membership rate and you’ll also have access to plenty of extra resources, normal Student Affiliate members wouldn’t get.

      Normally, membership to the Society of Biology costs students £15, however, with our  discount, membership is reduced to £12.50. Only members of the Keele Life Sciences Society are eligible for this reduced rate.

      What are the benefits to being a member of the Society of Biology?
      As Student Affiliate members of the Society of Biology, you’ll boost your academic CV, obtain a 20% discount on all Life Sciences titles from Wiley Blackwell and the Oxford University Press and receive a free copy of The Biologist, the Society of Biology’s leading magazine.

      Society Focus - Royal Society for Public Health

      We have been working closely with a range of national bodies and learned societies to get a better deal for our members. Today, we're looking at the Royal Society for Public Health, see: http://bit.ly/klss-sf.

       

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