A Giving Tuesday graphic with a black header that reads “Support Students on Giving Tuesday” in bright green text. Below, a photo of Chinedum Anajemba outdoors on a rocky surface, smiling and wearing sunglasses and a cap. To the right, text highlights his experience winning the J.S. Karling Graduate Student Research Award—the top GSRA honor—and how it advanced his research and strengthened his confidence as a scientist. The bottom green section encourages gifts to the GSRA Fund or the purchase/donation of gift memberships, with a QR code and the BSA website.

This #GivingTuesday, help us create more opportunities for student researchers in 2026! 🌱

Gifts to the GSRA Fund and donated/purchased gift memberships make a direct impact by supporting student research, professional growth, & access to the BSA community.

Give today: crm.botany.org

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A flyer for a free online student workshop titled "Make the Most Out of Botany 2025: A Student Conference Guide." At the top is the Botany 2025 logo with the theme "Botany without Barriers," and the conference location and dates: Palm Springs, California, July 26–30. A large group of students pose happily for a group photo in the center. Workshop details are below: Free Online Workshop on June 30, 2025, from 2–3 PM EST. Hosted by BSA Student Representatives Josh Felton and Benjamin Ajayi. A QR code directs users to the registration page, with a note: "Register Here!" The URL www.botany.org/calendar is listed at the bottom.

Hey Students! Heading to #Botany2025?

Join your BSA Student Reps for a free online workshop June 30, 2–3 PM EST!

They’ll cover how to plan your days, find student events, save money, and network like a pro. 🌱

Register by June 25: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

#Botany2025 #BSAstudents

🌿 Reminder: BSA Sectional Student Travel Award applications are due April 1st!

If you are a student presenting at Botany 2025 in Palm Springs, apply for a BSA Sectional Travel Award to help cover costs.

Apply now: botany.org/home/awards....

#BSAstudents #BSAawards #Botany2025

🌱Know an outstanding graduating senior in botanical sciences? Nominate them for the Young Botanist Awards!

The April 1st deadline is approaching—don’t miss the chance to recognize their achievements.

Details & nominations: botany.org/home/awards/...

#BSAawards #BSAstudents #BSAYoungBotanistAwards

This image shows thin layers of flowers with light shining through in the background and the text: Botanical Society of America. Young Botanists Awards. Nomination Deadline: April 1, 2025. www.botany.org. It also includes the BSA logo and a QR code that goes to: https://botany.org/home/awards/awards-for-students/bsayoungbotanistawards.html

Recognize an Outstanding Young Botanist!

The Young Botanist Awards nomination deadline is approaching on April 1, 2025! This is your chance to honor exceptional graduating seniors in the botanical sciences.

To learn more, visit: botany.org/home/awards/...

#BSAawards #BSAstudents #IamaBotanist

This image shows delicate panseys that are slightly see through. Text: Botanical Society of America. Young Botanist Awards. Nomination Deadline: April 1, 2025. www.botany.org. The BSA logo is also present.

🌿 Call for Nominations: BSA Young Botanist Awards 🌿

Know an outstanding graduating senior in plant sciences? The BSA Young Botanist Awards recognize top students for their achievements & encourage their future in botany!

Deadline: April 1, 2025

botany.org/home/awards/...

#BSAstudents #BSAawards

This image shows some of the 2024 GSRA winners and the text: BSA Graduate Student Research Awards. Applications Now Open! $1500 Research awards. Deadline: February 17. 2025. It also has a QR code that goes to: https://botany.org/home/awards/awards-for-students/bsagraduatestudentresearchawards.html

Did you know that BSA gives out over $125,000 in awards each year?

🌿 Grad students, apply for a $1500 Graduate Student Research Award (GSRA), including the J.S. Karling & A.J. Harris GSRAs.

Deadline: Feb 17, 2025.

Apply now: botany.org/home/awards/...

#BSAawards #BSAstudents #IamaBotanist

Image of Vikas Garhwal, a graduate student at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, sitting in a lab wearing an orange vest and gloves, preparing plant samples. The text highlights Vikas’s goal to enhance agricultural resilience to climate change and secure food sources for future generations, focusing on MYC3 and MYC4 transcription factors in Arabidopsis thaliana.

Meet Vikas Garhwal, a grad student at IISER, and our latest #BSASpotlight! His work focuses on enhancing agricultural resilience to climate change.

Learn about his research and how he came to the field of botany by visiting: botany.org/home/careers...

#BSAstudents #IamaBotanist