Outstanding examples of Quaternary geology include glacial cirques and till, basalt flows at Craters of the Moon National Monument, and the 1983 Borah Peak fault scarp. Facilities - The camp is located on a homestead near Borah Peak, the highest mountain in Idaho. Rustic accommodations include bunkhouses, a large work area, and hot showers. All meals are provided by a camp cook. The resort town of Sun Valley is nearby, as is the scenic wilderness of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area.
Preference is given to applicants with good academic records and previous field experience.
Cost - Field camp expenses include 6 credits of tuition, plus room and board, materials and transportation during field camp. NAGT scholarships are available through the student's home school. Instructors - Two instructors and a teaching assistant are present at all times. Instructors are rotated to provided added flexibility and expertise. Application - Interested geologists should contact the ISU geology department to receive an application form, or fill out and submit an online application form .