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Tom Bush About this photo (larger
version) Grounded Courses I Teach Intro to Physical Geology Historical Geology Environmental Geology Intro to Oceanography What is up with the ampersand (&)
symbol in the course numbers? Up coming field-based courses to exciting destinations in the
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Field Excursion Courses Earth and Space Sciences Department, Description The Field Excursion courses are courses that
are taught mostly or entirely in the field in the disciplines of geology,
environmental science, and environmental biology. Students receive credit in
courses that are also taught as grounded, classroom classes, but the course
is taught in the field instead. Course offerings are generally geologically
focused, and include GEOL& 115 (Geology of the National Parks), GEOL&
120 (Volcanoes), GEOL 283 (Regional Geology). If there is an ecology
component, NSCI 160 (Environmental Biology) may also be offered. Trips are about 7 to 10 days in length, and
involve travel to exciting destinations such as several of the national parks
in southern Do I need to be a These trips are open to students from other
colleges and universities, and the credits are transferable to most
institutions of higher learning. You do not need to be a regular Can I go if IÕm not interested in college
credit? If you are interested in joining us on one of
these Field Excursions just for the fun of it, please do! However, the cost
is the same as if taking it for credit. More Information Please see links to details about specific
trips below. See what others have to say about these trips. Upcoming Trips There
are no field excursions currently in place for 2010, but final decisions have
not yet been made. Please check this web page periodically for updates. Pre-trip Classroom Instruction: TBA Field Excursion Travel Dates: TBA Destination: TBA Quarter credits: 5 credits Cost: $TBA (includes 5 credits tuition,
accommodations, ground transportation, entrance fees, field guide) |