Where can I connect for more experiences?
The opportunities in these spaces are as unique as you are. Get ready to explore some great connections!
Faculty labs
Looking for a mentor or opportunities to explore research? Primary investigators, research scientists, graduate students and undergraduates work toward solutions to global challenges.
The Bug Zoo
An immersive insect zoo in Wooster that creates an environment that makes learning about insects engaging for learners of all ages.
Rothenbuhler Honey Bee Lab
Located at Waterman Farm, the Bee Lab hosts various research projects, apiaries and outreach programs.
BUGmobile
A mobile classroom bringing live arthropods and insect education to schools, libraries, community events and groups across Ohio.
Stone Lab
Ohio State's island campus on Lake Erie hosts hands-on science in the field and educates students about real issues facing the Great Lakes.
C.A. Triplehorn Insect Collection
A significant resource for the scientific community, this is largest university insect collections in the country.
Bite Site
Information and tips from leading researchers in ticks, mosquitoes and biting pests for you and your pets.
Museum of Biological Diversity
Millions of specimens are being databased to help understand the history and future of biodiversity.
Orton Geological Museum
Explore rocks, minerals, and fossils from Ohio, from around the world and from outer space.
Olentangy River Wetland Research Park
The Wilma H. Schiermeier park is a living wetland lab for collaboration to protect water, soil and ecosystems.
Chadwick Arboretum
62 acres of gardens and green spaces for research, class projects and community-engaged learning.