January 23, 2020
TAC 208
5:00pm – 6:00pm
Come and go as you please
Stop by TAC 208 on 1/23 to learn about the Adirondack Semester. You can ask former students how they liked living in the Adirondacks, climbing mountains, swimming in the lakes, and doing fieldwork in the forests. An overview of the program classes and available credits will be provided. It will be a casual meeting – come and leave at any point.
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This semester’s research project:
Future of Legacy Mercury in the Adirondacks
Applications are open for the Fall 2020 Adirondack Semester.
All majors are encouraged to apply. The program is designed to be interdisciplinary.
The Adirondack Semester is a 15-credit, off-campus domestic study program for undergraduates pursuing an experience that is enriching both academically and culturally. Students from any major who are committed to learn about environmental science, policy, economics and the human history and contemporary issues of the Adirondack region are encouraged to apply.
| Course Title | Professor(s) | Credits / Knowledge Areas |
| EV 314 Adirondack Integrated Research Project: Mercury in the ADKs | Michael Twiss | CGI, STS Communication Points: 2, Engineering Design Credits (1-2) |
| EV 322: A Sense of Place of the Adirondacks | Bethany Garretson | IA, CSO Communication Points: 1 |
| EV/SS 320 Social and Political Issues in the Adirondacks | Steve Bird, Chris Robinson | CSO, Communication Points: 1 |
| CE301 ADK Geographical Information Systems | Bill Olsen | Science Technology Credit |
| EV/BY 312 Adirondack Ecology and Environmental Science | Steve Langdon | Science Technology credit, lab credit |
To get a better sense of the program, check out this video of students doing field work last semester! Additionally, you can visit our program website or swing by the Institute for a Sustaianable Environment in TAC 122.