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What is CPUB?
- The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania University Biologists (CPUB) was founded in 1973 as an organization to provide support for the teaching and research activities of faculty in the biological sciences. Its activities have included scientific meetings, symposia and institutes for the enhancement of the professional development of its members and associates. It also provides a forum for graduate and undergraduate students' presentation of their research.
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Who belongs to CPUB?
- Membership in CPUB includes all Biology faculty of the fourteen state-owned universities in the State System of Higher Education (SSHE). It receives support from each member school and has received grants from the SSHE. It is considered one of the strongest and most active of the professional associations within the SSHE.
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What does CPUB offer?
- For members, CPUB offers an opportunity to participate in a variety of professional activities, including
- presentation by faculty and students of original research at annual meetings
- participation in special topic institutes and workshops for faculty, in both teaching and research
- exchange between faculty of ideas, labs, procedures and teaching methods
- collaboration in research and teaching with colleagues in the SSHE
- development of position papers on topics of vital interest to higher education in the Commonwealth
For the community, CPUB offers a resource of biological and environmental expertise within the faculties of the fourteen SSHE universities, including a speakers list.
CPUB Member Universities
- Bloomsburg University
- California University of Pennsylvania
- Cheyney University
- Clarion University
- East Stroudsburg University
- Edinboro University
- Indiana University of Pennsylvania
- Kutztown University
- Lock Haven University
- Mansfield University
- Millersville University
- Shippensburg University
- Slippery Rock University
- West Chester University
