Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society has over 372 chapters at colleges and universities throughout the United States. Chapters induct new members, and plan and carry out educational, service, and social activities each year. The national organization publishes BIOS, a quarterly journal containing undergraduate research papers, articles for undergraduates, and news and information about society activities. At Ashland University, new TriBeta members are inducted each year in the spring.
Associate membership is open to any undergraduate with an interest in the life sciences.
TriBeta activities are generally open to both members and nonmembers. The Ashland University chapter The Ashland University TriBeta chapter sponsors many activities each year, including speakers, hikes, picnics, and bowling with the faculty. In 1997-98 the chapter service project was visiting local elementary schools and giving presentations about science. We welcome new members and are looking forward to future growth and diversity. Also look for notices of activities posted around Kettering and on the Biology news Web page.