ALASKA FIELD EXPERIENCE THROUGH TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY AT GALVESTON Summer 2016 Course Name: COASTAL MARINE BIOLOGY AND GEOLOGY OF ALASKA Course Number: MARB/MARS 415, MARB/MARS 615 or as an INTERNSHIP WITHOUT UNIVERSITY CREDIT Session dates: Session 1: June 6-17; Session 2: June 20-July 1; Session 3: July 4-July 15 Instructor: Dr. Randall Davis Please contact Dr. Davis at (281) 250-7839<tel:%28281%29%20250-7839> (davisr@tamug.edu<https://mail.tamug.edu/owa/14.2.390.1/scripts/premium/redir.aspx?C=FTxU77pyUUOl7hMtiW6oZ8egBzqYS9MIBjvbyIw4nIeOSaSLPlXotukhTOxiKnUnwXMfUPp6pK0.&URL=mailto%3adavisr%40tamug.edu>) for more information. Travel to south-central Alaska for this three credit hour field course or internship. For 12 days, students will live and study at the remote Alice Cove Research Station located along the shores of Prince William Sound. Students will assist in research on behavioral ecology of sea otters and learn about the flora, fauna and geology of this area. An overland day trip will be made to explore the Copper River Delta and visit Sheridan Glacier. There are no prerequisites. Field course fee is $2,200 (airfare to Anchorage and Cordova not included). You do not need to be a student at Texas A&M University to register for an internship. Dr. Randall W. Davis Regents Professor, Depts. of Marine Biology and Wildlife and Fisheries Science Texas A&M University 200 Seawolf Parkway, OCSB Galveston, TX 77553 davisr@tamug.edu<mailto:davisr@tamug.edu>