Most professional positions in plant biotechnology are in the seed, chemical and biotechnical industries, government laboratories and universities. Students completing a bachelor's degree in molecular biology may pursue graduate study or enter the work force. Employment opportunities are excellent and are available over a wide range of enterprises from agriculture to business. Specific career examples are basic lab research in biochemistry, biology, cell biololgy, ecology, genetics, and physiology. The Botany Club develops professionalism and promotes fellowship among student botanists.
Membership is open to all students, faculty, staff and their spouses.
The Molecular Biology Club is open to all interested students, regardless of their department affiliation.