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Worm Collecting Club

PBC Application

Spring 2026

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Meet Our Eboard!

    • President : Jane Doe
    • Vice President: Jane Doe
    • Treasurer: Jane Doe
    • Secretary: Jane Doe

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Mission Statement

Our mission is to bring together a community that normally doesn’t get recognition: worm collectors. Worm Collection often has a “stigma” around it that is not often discussed, we aim to start the discussion and provide a safe space for worm lovers! Worms are collected for various reasons, and you can even make money doing it!

  1. We allow the study body to learn more and participate in various things by worm collecting.
  2. It can be a life-long hobby!
  3. It can be seen as a competitive sport
    • We have semesterly tournaments
    • And practice tournaments open to all students leading to the big day
  4. Can lead to many Professions
    • Fisherman Vendors
    • Worm Analysts
    • Nematologist
  5. Can be used to research and help scientific advancement!
    • Worm dissection workshops
    • Worm Identification workshops
    • History of Worm evolution.

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Social Media Presence

Involvement Fair Attendance: 13 NEW Students!

Bi Weekly GBMS

Campus Impact

Instagram: @sbuwormclub

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Evo-worm-tion

Working for Worms

GBMS, Events & Attendance!

Unravelling Worms

Worm world Banquet

WRM Fashion Week

Worm N Seek

A workshop that goes through the history of how the common earthworm became the common earthworm

Attendance: 44

This is a workshop where we discuss different career options for worm enthusiast

Attendance: 15

We dissect worms to get a closer look at them and dive into the scientific nature of things

Attendance: 60

Official banquet of the worm club, we host a big party for all our worm collectors

Attendance: 35

We paint worms (with safe paint) to show off the best designs- winner gets to keep the worms

Attendance: 22

We go around campus to find and collect worms (monthly GBM)

Attendance: 75

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Transition Periods

The Interviews

The Election

The shadowing

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

We have open interviews for all members to ask questions

We have a closed election for our GB Members

After the new eboard is voted on- they shadow the current board for 1 week

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Budget!

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Events

EVENT NAME

Attendance

Estimated Costs

Worm-A-Thon: Annual Vermiculture Conference, we send members to NYC, to represent SBU. This is essential to growing our knowledge of worm collecting and members bring the information back to the rest of the student body.

N/A

$100

SB Worm Charming Competition: Our biggest annual event. We have a competition with groups, whoever collects the most wins (as deemed by our Worm Officiator).

35

$140 (Projected $235)

Worm Charming Workshop: We teach the proper technique for locating & collecting worms. We had a guest speaker (Carlos Cobo- an avid worm collector) to discuss the sport.

20

$100 (Projected $150)

Worm World Banquet: Official banquet of the worm club, we host a big party for all our worm collectors

50

$500 (Projected $550)

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Thank You!

Any Questions?

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THE CHLOROPHYLL

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WHAT IS IT?

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ALL THE STEPS

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THE PROCESS

light

oxygen

carbon dioxide

carbohydrates

water

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DETAIL OF THE PROCESS IN A CELL

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water

oxygen

CO2

glucose

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280 g

150 g

O2 expelled

CO2 incoming

oxygen

carbon dioxide

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VOCABULARY

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C3 vs C4 PHOTOSYNTHESIS

C3 PHOTOSYNTHESIS

C4 PHOTOSYNTHESIS

Neptune is the eighth and farthest planet from the Sun and the fourth-largest by diameter in the entire Solar System

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest in the entire Solar System. It was named after the Roman messenger god

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THREE PRINCIPAL CHEMICAL ELEMENTS

OXYGEN

HYDROGEN

CARBON DIOXIDE

O2

H

CO2

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest of them all

Venus has a beautiful name and is the second planet from the Sun

Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold place. It’s full of iron oxide dust

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MORE IMPORTANT ELEMENTS

SUN

WATER

CHLOROPHYLL

GASES

Despite being red, Mars is a cold place

Venus is the second planet from the Sun

Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all

Saturn is a gas giant and has several rings

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A PICTURE WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS

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COMPOSITION OF EARTH’S ATMOSPHERE

Nitrogen

Oxygen

Others

78%

21%

1%

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PHOTOSYNTHESIS TABLE

STAGES

LOCATION

INPUT

OUTPUT

LIGHT REACTIONS

Thylacoids

Light H20

ATP - NADPH

CALVIN CYCLE

Stroma

CO2 - NADPH

Sugar - NDP+

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PLACE #2

PLACE #4

Despite being red, Mars is a cold place

Venus is the second planet from the Sun

Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all

Saturn is a gas giant and has several rings

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CALVIN CYCLE

1st

2nd

3rd

Saturn is a gas giant and has several rings

CARBOXYLATION

Despite being red, Mars is a cold place

REDUCTION

Venus is the second planet from the Sun

REGENERATION

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200,000+

PPM of oxygen in the atmosphere

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15h 55m 23s

12h 37m 15s

14h 24m 25s

Despite being red, Mars is a very cold place

Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all

Mercury is the smallest planet of them all

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OUR TEAM

JENNA DOE

TIMMY JIMMY

SUSAN BONES

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