MICROBIOLOGY SOCIETY JUW

The Department has founded a microbiology society JUW that is fully managed by the students, where they are actively involved in organizing seminars, awareness lectures, workshops conducted by personals related to the field of medical microbiology and public health, applied microbiology, Computational biology etcAmong its various achievements it collaborates with American Society for Microbiology (ASM). The department has ASM liaison office which is well equipped with computer and digital library facility. The Department has seminar library.

We know our members have a unique depth and breadth of knowledge about microbiology. The Society's role is to help unlock and harness the potential of that knowledge to help you build and strengthen your networks and expertise, no matter what stage of your career. Our principle goal is to develop, expand and strengthen the networks available to our members so that they can generate new knowledge about microbes and ensure that it is shared with other communities. Join us to help us achieve our mission of advancing the understanding and impact of microbiology by connecting and empowering communities worldwide.

Why join the Microbiology Society

• We offer many benefits and opportunities for anyone interested in microbiology, whatever your career stage. We’re invested in supporting our members, helping them to connect to our active community, and there are many opportunities to get involved and shape our work.
• In addition to being eligible to apply for our grants and additional funding through our membership of the American Society of Microbiology, members also receive a discount on Society meetings and events, which host to bring together communities around their research and interests. Our Members Directory allows you to connect with other members and build your presence within the microbiology research landscape. We have a thriving early career researcher community with many chances for those setting out in their careers to gain vital skills and experience. We offer the opportunity for members at any career stage to shadow our Council and Committees to find out how we work and understand what it takes to lead an organization.

Society Members
Roles and Responsibilities

The President shall be the leader of the Society and responsible for ensuring the execution of the policies determined by the Head of the Society  and shall act as primary spokesperson for the Society. The President will be elected from Final Year, The President will be elected from students plurality of votes received from the Faculty Members.

The Vice President of a Society is usually the second in command and supports the President by overseeing internal operations and stepping in. The Vice President will be elected from students plurality of votes received from the Faculty Members.

The Treasurer also elected from BS-IV , and be responsible for overseeing all moneys and valuable effects in the name and to the credit of the Society and for overseeing full and accurate accounting of receipts and disbursements. The Treasurer shall render to the Head of the Society at its regular meetings, or when the HOS so requires, an account of the financial transactions and status of the Society.

The Secretary will be responsible for the collection of money and they will give it to the treasurer. The President will be elected from students plurality of votes received from the Faculty Members.

The Star members will be responsible for support of the Society and the Star Member will be elected from any year. President will be elected from students plurality of votes received from the Faculty Members.