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Academic Focus: This program is open to all majors, but may be particularly suitable to students with academic interests in Biology.
Eligibility Requirements: Minimum 3.0 GPA; BIO 141/142; good academic standing; at least 18 years of age; completion of a full year of college; and currently enrolled in a college/university. Students whose GPA is below 3.0 should still apply, since they may request a waiver.
Program Dates: June 19 - July 24, 2010
Application Deadlines: Applications will be accepted starting January 4, 2010. The deadline for receipt of applications is March 1.
Program
Information:
This program provides students with the opportunity to explore the unique fauna
of Australia, as well as the country's past and ongoing struggle with invasive
species. This program is suggested for Biology majors. Field experience
enhances classroom instruction at James Cook University in Townsville,
Queensland. During the third week of the course, students take a weeklong field
excursion to sites near Cairns. Field sites include the Great Barrier Reef,
Magnetic Island, and the Daintree National Forest.
Courses: Program participants take a total of 8 Emory credit hours.
BIO 223:
Developmental Biology 4 credit hours
Professor Iain Shepherd This course studies the fundamental principles that govern vertebrate and invertebrate development at the cellular, molecular and organismal level.
BIO/ENVS 349: Ecology of Invasion 4 credit hours Professor Christopher Beck This course examines the ecological and evolutionary factors that allow species to become invasive. It also explores the ecological consequences of invasive species.
Costs: A full description of the program costs and billing procedures is described in the budget sheets.
Financial Aid/Scholarships: Emory
College students who qualify are considered by the Office of Financial
Aid for a summer aid award after registration in summer study abroad
classes. The amount of the award depends on the number of credits and
current financial aid package. Students currently receiving financial
aid from Emory are typically eligible. Contact the Office of Financial
Aid for information about specific awards. Emory Scholars are informed
separately about the procedures for Scholars Summer Study Abroad
awards. Emory University Employee Courtesy Scholarships may be applied
to the academic fee portion of the summer study abroad program's cost.
For more information, please see Summer Study Abroad Scholarships. Students on this program may be eligible to apply for the following scholarship: CIPA Study Abroad Grant (Summer).
Application Process:
This program is open to both Emory students and to visiting students
from other institutions. For questions or assistance, please contact
the CIPA Advisor to schedule a meeting or to inquire about the process.
In order to apply, students must complete the following steps:
1.
Apply online to your program via the on-line application system. Click
on the Apply Now link. Emory students will need their Emory login ID
and password. Visiting students from other institutions will create a
username (current email address) and password through the online system.
2.
View the application checklist and requirements. Once you log into the
system, you will be required to complete a series of steps through the
checklist process. The checklist includes the following types of
documents:
Material Submissions: Items that you need to hand into the CIPA office: (a)
$350 application deposit in check or money order form made out to Emory
University (to be applied towards the Emory tuition bill) (b) Photocopy of Passport (can mail or email to CIPA) (c) print-out of your OPUS transcript (can mail or email to CIPA)
Signature Documents: Items that you will need to read and "digitally sign" on-line: (a) Application Instructions and Information (detailed instructions on process) (b) Agreement to Terms and Conditions of Program (c) Release of Information
Questionnaires: Items that you will need to fill out and answer on-line: (a) CIPA Essay (b) Additional Applicant Information (c) Course Selection (d) Emergency Contact Information
Program Resources: Orientation:
Each summer study abroad program will have a mandatory pre-departure
orientation session and/or other pre-departure activities. The Program
Director will contact program participants with details. CIPA Summer Study Abroad Refund Policy
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