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Other Algal Courses

Other algal courses and workshops

2012 SUMMER FIELD COURSE AT IOWA LAKESIDE LABORATORY

• Course info: www.continuetolearn.uiowa.edu/lakesidelab/
• Registration: www.continuetolearn.uiowa.edu/lakesidelab/ustudents/registration.html
• Instructors: Sarah Spaulding, U.S. Geological Survey, email: sarah (do t) spaulding (a t ) usgs (d ot) gov
  Mark Edlund, Science Museum of Minnesota, email: mbedlund (a t) smm (dot) org

2012 FRESHWATER ALGAE – June 4-July 6; Mon., Wed., alternate Friday, all day (will not conflict w/ Field Ornithology).

• BOT 305 – 3 semester hours
  Dr. Jennifer Greenwood (UTM) jgreenwood (at) utm (dot) edu
• A study of the identification, classification, diversity and ecology of freshwater algae. Prerequisites: introductory biology or permission of instructor.
• Reelfoot Lake, the largest natural lake in Tennessee, was formed by the New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-1812. The lake and its surroundings include many unique aquatic, terrestrial and wetland environments as well as distinctive geological phenomena.
• Tuition & fees:
  $281 per credit hour in-state (includes Fulton, Hickman & Graves counties in KY)
  $799 per credit hour out-of-state
  $75 lab fee per course
• Housing:
  $10/night or
  May 14-June1 = $120
  June 4-July 6 = $200
  Facilities include shared sleeping rooms, a kitchen (students prepare their own meals) and laundry.
• Reelfoot Lake Environmental Field Station
  Samburg, TN 38254
  http://www.utm.edu/departments/reelfoot/
  For questions about these courses or RLEFS, contact
  Tom Blanchard, Director; tblanch@utm.edu; 731.881.7594

2011 Phytoplankton proficiency test Proftest SYKE 8/2011

2008 NPPG Red algae & chrysophytes

2007 NPPG Bluegreens

2001 NPPG Desmids

2000 SLU chrysophytes