SER Northwest is currently facilitating the development of SER Student Associations throughout the Pacific Northwest. SER Student Association Benefits including:

  • SER Membership benefits for up to 50 student association members and one faculty advisor
  • Access to SER Connect and a dedicated group for Student Associations, SER’s members only community for collaboration, knowledge sharing and networking
  • Subscription to SER’s quarterly e-magazine, SERNews
  • Subscription to the journal Restoration Ecology
  • Access to SER’s online job board, where students can search job postings, post their resumes for free, sign up for job alerts, and search for internship, volunteer, and training listings
  • 25% discount on Island Press Books
  • Ability to submit articles and updates for consideration in SERNews
  • Discounts to SER Conferences
  • Discounted member rates for CERP/CERPIT application and maintenance fees

What is a Student Association?

Formed by SER student members at universities and academic campuses, the SER Student Association Program allows students studying ecological restoration and related fields to come together to connect, share resources and mobilize as the next generation of restoration professionals. The program was established in 2007 and has grown nationally since then.

Active SERNW regional student associations include:

  • University of Idaho
  • University of Washington
  • Western Washington University

Each association is sponsored by a faculty advisor and engages in a variety of activities each year such as career fairs, volunteer opportunities, and workshops, to name a few.

For information about Student Association activities in the Northwest region, contact us at sernw[at]ser.org.

Start a Student Association

SER is working with students around the world to expand its student association program, and overall student representation within SER. If you are interested in starting a SER Student Association, please visit the SER student association webpage and check out the SER Student Association Information Handbook.

Looking for Student Research Grants?

Learn more about SERNW’s Student Research Grants here.