Conduct your own research project :: Paid tuition and housing :: Travel
between Notre Dame campus and field site :: 3 credits/summer :: Stipend
$3,500 UNDERC-East, $4,000 UNDERC-West

Applications due November 18th!

These programs promote understanding of field environmental biology and
how field research is conducted through 10 weeks in the field.

Applications are accepted from students who will be completing at least
their sophomore year at a 4-year college or university. Acceptance is
based on past academic performance and a statement of purpose.
Preference is given to students pursuing a career in environmental
sciences.
Four openings are reserved for students of Native American heritage and
four openings are reserved for students from Puerto Rico.

Additional information and applications are available online
(underc.nd.edu) or from Dr. Michael Cramer, UNDERC-East Assistant
Director ([email protected]) or Dr. David Flagel, UNDERC-West Assistant
Director ([email protected]).  Application deadline is Friday, November 11,
2016 and notification of acceptance will be provided by Monday, December
12, 2016.

UNDERC-East:  (May 22 =96 July 28) Spend the summer studying northwoods
ecology and conducting your own research in the Upper Penninsula of
Michigan where UNDERC encompasses more than 8000 acres with abundant
wildlife, and includes lakes, streams, wetlands, and forests that have
been protected for nearly a century.  Each student conducts their own
research project with a faculty or graduate student mentor. Course
modules include vertebrate ecology, invertebrate ecology, aquatic
ecology and forest ecology.

UNDERC-West:  (June 3 =96 August 11): Explore more than a million acres
on the Flathead Reservation with abundant wildlife, grasslands, montane
forests, streams and lakes.  Course modules include grassland/wildlife
ecology, montane forest ecology, and an environmental history/Native
American ecology module.  Each student conducts an independent research
project in collaboration with a faculty advisor that is more advanced
given the skills learned at UNDERC-East.(Pre-requisite - UNDERC-East).

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