We are pleased to announce a limited number of $500
Scholarships towards the Belize field course fees for students from low-income
countries (e.g., Caribbean, West Africa, Central/South America, South/Southeast Asia). Please contact Caryn
Self-Sullivan (caryns@sirenian.org or cselfsullivan@georgiasouthern.edu)
for details. Applications must be
submitted by April 1st.
Ecology,
Behavior & Conservation of Marine Mammals, A Unique Field Course in the
Drowned Cayes, Belize
INSTRUCTORS: Caryn Self-Sullivan, Ph.D.1, 2,
Bruce A. Schulte, Ph.D.4, Katherine S. LaCommare, M.S., ABD 2,3,6
Jessica R. Young, Ph.D.5
CREDIT HOURS: Available through special arrangements – see Course Homepage
DATES: May 26 - June 8, 2010 (inclusive of travel)
COSTS: $2595 includes, housing, meals, field trips, ground
& water transfer fees, research & materials fees; DOES NOT include
airfare, books, tips, or credit hours.
Limited number of $500 Scholarships available to students from low
income countries; contact Dr. Self-Sullivan for details.
DEADLINES: Regular Registration and Deposit due April 1st,
2010; Balance Due April 15th.
MAXIMUM CLASS SIZE: 24 students
Instructor Affiliations: 1. Georgia Southern
University; 2. Sirenian International; 3. University of Massachusetts-Boston;
4. Western Kentucky University; 5. Western State College of Colorado; 6. Lansing
Community College