Purpose of the Natural Science Club shall be to provide opportunities for education and social interaction among WOU faculty, members of the scientific community, and students interested in the sciences. Participation shall be open to all students wishing to fulfill the club's purpose, regardless of handicap, race, religion, or belief. Although wheelchair mobility within the Natural Science Building is facilitated, such access on field trips will require special arrangements. The Natural Science Club will offer a variety of field trip opportunities and guest speaker engagements. Other opportunities may include local habitats in addition to areas such as Mt. St. Helens, Yellowstone, Crater Lake, and Death Valley National Park.
Students study natural history and biological systems and practice field methods.
All voting members and elected officials of the NSC-EAG shall be students of WOU in good academic standing. Duties and Powers - Individuals holdings these positions shall be responsible for organizing and chairing meetings, delegating responsibilities to other members, and making final decisions. Public notice of any such meeting must be at least two weeks prior to the meeting date. Term of Office Club officers will hold their respective position for one academic year. Elections will be held during the last four weeks of spring quarter for the upcoming academic year.