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University Dr.
Pablo Delis Background The Marine Sciece Consortium at Wallops Island (MSC),
Virginia, is an educational and research facility located near Chincoteague,
VA. The Departments of Biology and Geography use this facility for teaching
and research, some of the classes having activities here are Introduction
to Ecology (BIO 142), Field Biology (BIO 208), Field Zoology (BIO 210),
Algae and Aquatic Plants (BIO 455), and Vertebrate Zoology (BIO 463),
Oceanography (GEO), Coral Reefs (GEO), etc. Goals for the Shippensburg University - MArine Science Consortium Provide educational, research, intership, and community service opportunities to our students, faculty, and staff. Current Educational Opportunities Courses offered in summer 2009: TENTATIVE SCHEDULE Session I: May 11-May 29 MS-100 Window to the Oceans Dr. N. Butler Kutztown U. MS 491 Coral Reef Ecology Dr. S. Cornell Shippensburg U. BIO 142/MS 120 Introduction to Ecology Dr. P. Delis Shippensburg U. MS 211 Field Methods Dr. A. Kumar Millersville U. MS 343 Marine Ichthyology Dr. K. Thompson Lock Haven U. Session III: June 22-July 10 MS 260 Marine Ecology Dr. Jay Hunt East Stroudsburg University MS 343 Marine Ichthyology Dr. Dominique Dagit Millersville University Session IV: July 13-July 31 MS-110 Intr. to Oceanography Dr. T. Schiappa Slippery Rock U. (Online
+ 1 week at MSC) MS-464 Biological Oceanography Dr. J. Ambler Millersville U. MS-xxx Intr. to Meteorology Dr. J. Snow Slippery Rock U. Current Research - Ghost crab demographics - Diamondback terrapin population biology - Herpetofaunal Community at Wallops Island Literature Cited
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My areas of interest include vertebrates, population, biology, behavior, morphology, evolution and conservation. SU Links Shippensburg
University Last Updated : Nov-16 - 2008
Student Collecting Fish at the MSC VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY FIELD TRIPS
Vertebrate Zoology - Fall 2003
Vertebrate Zoology - Fall 2004
Vertebrate Zoology - Spring 2005
Vertebrate Zoology - Fall 2005
Vertebrate Zoology - Fall 2006
Vertebrate Zoology - Fall 2007
Vertebrate Zoology - Fall
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