A minimum of six weeks is required. Food and lodging is provide to volunteers in exchange for 24 hours per week of routine chores with the remaining time available for research activities. Spring and Fall sessions available also. This allows students to do hands on experimentation, seminars and discussions in a wide range of biology topics. The program runs from May 30 to August 4.
Applications are online .
2000 Undergraduates interested in environmental issues, biodiversity, conservation, or natural resources should apply. Field study locations include Arizona, Brazil and New York. For more information visit the SEE-U web page. The 2000 Summer Biodiversity Institute is a 5 credit course that teaches critical skills for students interested in biodiversity.