
Mapping coral reefs to study and help a critical ecosystem
Community-based learning on a large scale: Augustana geology students travel with faculty to the Caribbean island of Bonaire to research environmental change in coral reefs.
Allison Bandera 2021 |
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Carson Cerquone 2021 Evaluating Functional Diversity of Marine Mollusk Communities: A Case Study of Grand Cayman Island |
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Sydney Drier 2021 |
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Autumn Peele 2021 Rib Histology of Edmontosaurus and Triceratops: An Analysis on Suitability for Determining Ontogeny |
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Joel Padgett 2021 Spatiotemporal Distribution of Neotectonic Activity in the Araya-Paria Peninsula, Venezuela |
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Quintin Powers 2021 Gastrolith Identification and Replication by Means of Artificial Digestion |
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Thomas Stritch 2021 Late Amazonian Wind Regimes and Landscape Evolution in Northern Meridiani Planum, Mars |
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Community-based learning on a large scale: Augustana geology students travel with faculty to the Caribbean island of Bonaire to research environmental change in coral reefs.
Augustana College's John Deere Planetarium and Fryxell Geology Museum will be open to the public on Saturday, May 3, for the annual spring open house. Indoor and outdoor programs will be offered in the planetarium, observatory and geology museum.
Augustana College students take a break from their 15-week semester schedule to engage in a month-long period of intensive learning during January Term, or J-term. This three-and-a-half week course was added as part of the college’s transition to semesters in 2019-2020.