Facilities include barracks for sleeping, community showers and bathrooms, classrooms, and a cafeteria. Alternatively, student may set up tents in the campsite, if they so desire. Meals are provided daily. Part of the cost of summer field goes to paying two cooks to prepare meals. Vegetarians are accommodated.
Tuition is an additional expense.
Students must pay for incidentals such as beverages or trips into town Report Writing Students are generally allowed two weeks to prepare their summer field report, focusing on integrating structural and sedimentologic data to reconstruct the geologic history of the area mapped for their primary project. Students must prepare a rough draft of the report that is reviewed and evaluated by the instructor and submit their final report for evaluation. Students are also required to submit reports for the smaller projects assigned during summer field.