Alaska Earth System Science
Study Away Alaska
INTERACT with Environmental Scientists to better understand Alaska's unique environment and way of life.
OBSERVE traditional games and Native cultures at the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics in Fairbanks and Native Heritage center in Anchorage.
CONTRIBUTE to ongoing research efforts with the Seward SeaLife Center and participate in service learning projects as a way to give back and learn new skills.
APPLY FIELD ECOLOGY SKILLS to better understand forest ecosystems and water quality monitoring.
CAMP and HIKE over mountains and atop Exit Glacier to gain unique perspectives of Alaska's landscapes.
EARN 6 CREDITS: NSC 476, 490, 390; ISB 202, 208L
GET MORE INFO from Course Leader
Ryan Kimbirauskas, kimbira1@msu.edu
ESTIMATED COSTS
Program Fee: TBD
Tuition: (6 credits @ your current level)
Airfare & Personal Expenses: ≈ $2,400