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BIO 1100 Biological Science (5 credits) June 9 - 20, Ryan Ferrer (Animal Behavior) September 8 -19, Rick Ridgway (Marine Biology) Course Description: A field-based course designed for non-biology majors, introducing the major themes of modern biology. Each version of this course focuses on a special topic, depending on the instructor and as noted in the course title. This course meets the "Natural Science A" general education requirement at SPU. The cost for this course will be approximately $2,825, including tuition, room and board, and transportation to Blakely Island from Anacortes, Washington. BIO 4256 Environmental Physiology (5 credits) August 25 - September 5, Tim Nelson Course Description: Studies organisms in relation to the physical factors of the environment. Examines physiological and biochemical aspects of adaptation. Includes laboratory. The cost for this course will be approximately $2,825, including tuition, room and board, and transportation to Blakely Island from Anacortes, Washington. BIO 4815 Aquatic Ecology (5 credits) July 7 - 18, Lindsay Whitlow Course Description: Introduces students to the biology of freshwater organisms. The physical, chemical and biological characteristics of flowing and standing water habitats will be studied. The field and laboratory work will focus on lakes, streams and marshes found on Blakely Island. The cost for this course will be approximately $2,825, including tuition, room and board, and transportation to Blakely Island from Anacortes, Washington. BIO 4835 Conservation Biology (5 credits) June 23 - July 4 Eric Long Course Description: Conservation biology is the science concerned with the conservation of biological diversity. The course will consider values of, threats to, and strategies for conserving biodiversity. We will apply theories of conservation biology to local biodiversity concerns in the region. Field exercises, while teaching techniques for assessing biodiversity of distinct taxa, will also hone skills for identifying the diversity of plants and animals near the field station. The cost for this course will be approximately $2,825, including tuition, room and board, and transportation to Blakely Island from Anacortes, Washington.
PHY 1135 Astronomy (5 credits) July 28 - Aug 9, John Lindberg Course Description: This course will begin on the main campus (July 28 - August 1) and move to Blakely Island Field Station for a concentrated period of observation (August 4 - 9) . An integrative general introduction to astronomy, including astronomical observation and measurement, the solar system, extragalactic phenomena, and cosmology; includes the scientific method and world-view implications. This course meets the "Natural Science B" general education requirement at SPU. The cost for this course will be approximately $2,775, including tuition, room and board while on Blakely Island, and transportation to Blakely Island from Anacortes, Washington.
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