In 2014, the Subsection began developing a series of “How To…” documents designed to help students and early career professionals with a variety of questions they may encounter. Topics range from how to conduct undergraduate research, to how to prepare a resume or C.V., to how to get a job.
A Selection of Students’ Angles Related to AFS Student Subunits
- Undergraduate Education: Making the Most of Opportunities in Fisheries Science (Cooke 1997)
- Volunteer or Practice Asking, “Want Fries with That?” (Brenden and Smith 1998)
- Involving Undergraduates Is Key to the Future of the American Fisheries Society(Novinger and Nebbelink 1998)
- AFS: What’s In It For Me? (Simpkins 2001)
- Activity within AFS Student Subunits: A Survey (Dauwalter 2004)
- A Balancing Act: Professional Organization or Student-based Club (Jolley et al. 2004)
- Tales of a Novice-Run Bass Tournament (Trumbo 2006)
- The Palouse Unit AFS-Past, Present, and Future (Holecek 2008)
- Essential Elements for Student Subunit Success: The East Carolina University Student Subunit of AFS (Deehr and Riley 2008)
- Connecting With the Community through Active Pond Management (Phelps and Wahl 2008)
- Institution Representative Program: A Program to Boost Student Participation in AFS(Schneider and Dodd 2008)
- How to Establish a Student (Lederman and Carslon 2015)