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Please forward the below to any interested students, staff or faculty at your school. Spring at the Duke Marine Lab is a great time for students – there are some great course options both in and away from Beaufort.

We would love to have some of your students join us this spring!

Best,
Sarah
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Sarah A. Phillips
Assistant Director of Admissions & CEM Lead
Nicholas School of the Environment
Duke University Marine Laboratory, Office #107
135 Duke Marine Lab Road
Beaufort, NC 28516
P: 252-504-7531; F: 252-504-7648
sarah.anne.phillips@duke.edu
www.nicholas.duke.edu/marinelab

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It's time to sign up for spring 2017! Add some adventure abroad during spring semester on Duke’s coastal campus in beautiful Beaufort, NC. Participate in experiential courses with world-renowned Duke faculty, participate in research independent study, and travel around the world.

Spring 2017 at the Marine Lab features courses in Beaufort AND abroad. A complete list of spring courses can be found @ Spring 2017 Courses for Undergraduates. Need help figuring out a good schedule? Email katie.wood@duke.edu

To sign up for spring, work with your university MSEC faculty advisor and/or send an email to amy.kirkland@duke.edu to let us know you are interested in coming to Beaufort (tell her what travel classes you are interested in, as well).

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Block A (Jan. 12- Feb. 10)
Marine Ecology (Travel to St. John)
Biological Oceanography
International Conservation and Development  
Research Independent study

Block B (Feb.13- March 10)
Comparative Physiology of Marine Animals 
Urban Tropical Ecology (Travel to Singapore) 
Social Impact Analysis
Research Independent study

SPRING BREAK (March 11-19)

Block C (March 20-April 12)
Biology and Conservation of Sea Turtles  (Travel to Puerto Rico)
Marine Fisheries Policy . 
Molecular Biology 
Physical Oceanography 
Research Independent study

Block D (April 13-May 5)
Coastal Watershed Science & Policy 
Community Based Marine Conservation (Travel to Baja)
Sound in the Sea: Marine Bioacoustics  
Research Independent study
Spring courses are scheduled in blocks; students register for one course per block. Students who participate in more than one travel course are not eligible to take research independent study. To view the spring semester on the Marine Lab website. 

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