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The biology department supports two student organizations, the Health Careers Club and the Chi Kappa Chapter of the Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honor Society. These two organizations give Biology students opportunities to work closely with faculty while engaged in research that benefits the department and the greater Suffolk community.
Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society
The Chi Kappa Chapter at Suffolk University was chartered on October 10, 1978. Beta Beta Beta is an honor and professional society primarily for students of the biological sciences. Its goals include promoting student research, publication and exposure to current biological scholarship and career possibilities. Regular membership is offered to majors in the biological sciences who have completed at least one term of the sophomore year (including three biology courses) with a 3.0 average in biology and an overall average of 2.7. Associate membership is open to any interested undergraduate.