BIO/GLY 461: Ecology and Geology of the Coral Reefs

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Join Professors Sarah Johnson (Geology) and
Dr. Denice Robertson (Biological Sciences) for this
amazing research experience in marine life this summer.
Contact:
Sarah Johnson
[email protected]
Dr. Denice Robertson
[email protected]
BIO/GLY 461: Ecology and Geology
of the Coral Reefs
Applications online at:
http://studyabroadapplications.
nku.edu
University Center 330
859-572-6908
http://studyabroad.nku.edu
[email protected]
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Education Abroad is
now on Facebook.
This publication was prepared by Northern Kentucky University
and printed with state funds (KRS 57.375). NKU is an affirmative
action/equal opportunity institution. 41512
Explore the ecological and geological processes of coral reef
ecosystems including biotic communities, reef development,
and the impact of environmental change. Students must enroll
in BIO/GLY 461, which is a second 8-week spring semester
course (March 14 - May 8). This course will examine the
ecological and geological processes in reef ecosystems,
benthic and pelagic biotic communities, reef development and
erosion, sedimentation, ancient and modern reefs, and
responses to environmental change. The course culminates in
a marine research study abroad experience!
Program Dates: May 11 – May 20, 2015
Application Deadline: December 12, 2014
Scholarships Available

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