PowerPoint Presentation - Coral Reef Ecology

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JAMAICA - 2004
Course Dates May 11 - 27, 2004 Contact Dr.
Richard Dame dame_at_coastal.edu
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Long working days and short working nights.
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How we travel in Jamaica
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Course Description Coral Reef Ecology is a
composite of two courses the Ecology of Coral
Reefs (MSCI /BIOL 477, 3 credits) and either
Directed Undergraduate Research (MSCI 499, 3
credits) or Senior Thesis (MSCI 498, 3 credits).
Prerequisites permission of instructor.
Coral Reef Ecology lecture is an introduction to
the principles of organization, structure,
function, productivity and diversity of coral
reef ecosystems. The research component consists
of each individual students project and is
designed before the trip and completed in Jamaica.
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JAMAICA - 2004
Total cost of about 3800/student includes All
transportation, Room and board, Tuition (all
in-state) Fees do not include SCUBA and
snorkeling gear, SCUBA Certification (not
required for snorkeling), Special food, medicine
or spending money, Insurance (DAN
required) Passport DBML Health Physical Exam
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Jamaica 2004 (Coral Reef Ecology) requires a
minimum number of students to be a viable
offering. Places in the class are limited and
are reserved by a deposit on a first come first
served basis. DEPOSIT 750 (by 1 February,
2004) Total cost including tuition 4300 For
Further Information Contact Dr. Richard
Dame Room 105c, SCI TEL [phone] E-mail
dame_at_coastal.edu