Hawaii, USA: Geology and Natural History of Hawaii
Students will explore many unique and breathtaking geological, biological, oceanographic and cultural destinations on four of the Hawaiian Islands (Oahu, Kauai, Maui and Hawai'i). Through activities such as volcano tours, a lava watch, a whale watch, hikes in spectacular parks and preserves, snorkeling on coral reefs, and visits to Polynesian cultural sites, students will compare/contrast the physical features and environments of each island, paying close attention to the geological impact on humans and human impact on the environment. This intellectually and physically demanding course is open to all students who complete the prerequisite or have instructor permission.
Course: GEOL 275
Location: various parts of Hawaii
Prerequisite: GEOL 250
Instructors: Eric Johnson, David Griffing
Curricular requirement: LAB
Cost: $3600
Length of program: 24 days
Meals: All meals included
Prices listed on the off-campus J Term Web site are ESTIMATES. If there are factors such as fluctuations in currency exchange rates, fuel prices, etc. that affect the final cost of a program, a fee adjustment will be announced October 10, 2012.
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