The
Governor's School
in
Field Ecology
The 1999 session of the Governor's School in
Field Ecology is now completed. We want to thank everyone for their participation,
help, enthusiasm and hard work! Great job and good luck in the future!
The Governor's School in Field Ecology is held on the campus of Dabney
S. Lancaster Community College. It is taught by Dr. Steve Adams of DSLCC
and Jane DeGroot of Alleghany High School. Participants are selected from
students from area schools who have been nominated by their science teachers.
It is a three week course, providing "hands-on" science experience.
The students engage in many various activities,
including a leaf-collection trip to Roaring Run, a backpacking trip to Highland
County, and a trip to the Dismal Swamp and the Eastern Shore. The students
collect data from various ongoing research projects and present their findings
in a scientific paper.
Click
here for some photos which were taken during various activities during
the 1998 session as well as pictures from the 1999 session.
Last updated 2 July, 1999
Page created by Joö Ruggiero