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SEA Education Association
SEA Semester
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Studying the ocean and human interaction with the ocean, students undertake coursework ashore in oceanography, nautical science and maritime literature and history, followed by a practical component of hands-on marine science and blue-water sailing in the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean. Students are full participants aboard in the operation and navigation of a 134' brigantine with a scientific mission and ongoing student research projects. All programming is accredited and available for any major.
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Sea|mester
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Global Travel; Cultural exploration, Oceanography; Marine Biology; Student Leadership Development; Seamanship; PADI scuba diving and International Yachtmaster Training Sailing certification; American Red Cross first aid and CPR; Community service and Conservation projects.
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Washington College
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The Washington College Summer Program in Ecuador for Environmental Studies is a three week program offered in conjunction with the Universidad San Francisco de Quito.
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Universidad Del Pacifico - Ecuador
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The program uses the diversity of Ecuador as a laboratory for hands on learning experiences. It offers a South American Experience for a semester or a summer session.
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Rainforest and Reef
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Stam Zervanos, Ph.D. of Penn State University. Dr. Zervanos has taught courses in biodiversity, ecology, evolution, comparative animal and mammalian physiology at Penn State. His research has focused on physiological ecology, with an emphasis on thermoregulation, hibernation and biological rhythms in such diverse habitats as the deserts of Arizona, tundra of Alaska, coastal islands of the eastern U.S. and rainforests of South America.
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Galapagos Academic Institute for the Arts and Sciences
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Two ESL volunteers teachers needed for work in the Galapagos Islands. The Galapagos Academic Institute for the Arts & Sciences (GAIAS) is currently seeking two experienced ESL teachers to volunteer at its community college in San Cristobal. Teachers receive free housing and a stipend which covers 2-3 meals per day in exchange for their services. The position runs from June 3 December 12, 2004 with the option to renew the contract. Minimum requirements: Applicants should be native speakers of English. They should have a BA in Education or other related field OR have a TESOL certificate plus two years of experience teaching ESL to adults. There is a minimum time commitment of six months. There is no salary for this position. For more information, please contact: Susan Carey GAIAS Program Coordinator Universidad San Francsico de Quito Ecuador
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Baldwin-Wallace College
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The Seminar in Ecuador is an exciting study abroad program that provides students with comprehensive, integrated exposure to the great social and ecological diversity of Ecuador.
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