Summer 2011

Programs for grades 9-12

Curious about bugs? If nature fascinates you then check out the week-long program on Entomology being directed by Dr. Josh Benoit.  You’ll get to work in the lab and get out into the field collecting all the while staying on the OSU campus.

The Entomology Field School of 2011 was a great success. Check out the Field Reports!

Desirous of adventures on the sea? Strap on your thinking cap and sail aboard the Bill of Rights out to the Channel Islands in search of clues about managing the natural and cultural resources so that many generations after us can enjoy them too.

The Channel Islands Field School went swimmingly. Read the Field Reports!

Curious about fragile ecosystems and coral reefs? Grab your mask, fins, and snorkel and head out to the Florida Keys to learn what needs to happen to preserve the pristine marine environment for generations to come.

Snorkeling in Florida was as beautiful as it was enlightening – Read the Blog!

 

Bridge Programs, Collegiate level

Considering a career in Forensic Science? The OSU/PAST field school explores forensic sciences through the lens of Anthropology and Archaeology.  Over the three-week course, students get to work with experts, apply new knowledge, and skills as well as amass the gathered information into cohesive presentations for courtroom appearances.

The Forensic Anthropology Field School of 2011 has concluded. Read the blog!

Looking for Underwater Archaeological Experience? The annual underwater archaeological field school through a series of lectures, hands-on experience, and presentations of learning guides students through the processes and sequencing of archaeological work from material culture, to underwater mapping, to site management, to publication of work – all in two weeks.

The 2011 Slobodna Program has come to a close. Read the Blog!