MEMBERSHIP

 

 

Why should I become a member of AFS?
     Being a part of a professional organization is an important part of the educational experience.  The American Fisheries Society is the world's oldest fisheries professional organization and has a long-standing history of excellence in fisheries science.  Student members may reap many benefits, including the opportunity to network with fisheries professionals and gaining relevant field experience.  To learn more about the benefits of joining the Parent Society of AFS, please click here.  If you are interested in joining the SDSU Student Subunit, please contact the President.

 

What are some of our former members of the SDSU Student Subunit doing now?
Wes Bouska (B.S., December 2006) is a Graduate Research Assistant (MS) at Kansas State University in Manhattan, KS.  His project involves fish passage issues at road crossings and will largely focus on the federally endangered Topeka shiner.

 

Matt Ward (M.S., 2005) is currently employed as a hatchery biologist at Blue Dog Lake State Fish Hatchery in Waubay, SD.

 

If you would like to learn about some of our current members of the subunit, click here.