What is your name: Alfre Wimberley Major: B.S. Environmental Science, Minor Chemistry Expected graduation date: August 2017 Why did you want to go to the Thailand? I wanted to go to Thailand to explore a developing country also trying to … Continued

What is your name: Emma Josephine Karlok Major: Environmental Studies Expected graduation date: May 2019 Why did you want to go to the Galapagos? I was really led to go to the Galapagos because of its notability as an ideal … Continued

  What is your name: Emily McCrorie Major: Environmental Health Science Expected graduation date: May 2017 Why did you want to go to the Thailand Field Site? I wanted to participate in the Thailand Field Site in order to study … Continued

Name: Rachel Quindlen Major: Environmental Science, B.S., Marine Science minor Expected graduation date: August 2017 Hometown: Wilmington, NC Why did you want to go to the Field Site? It came highly recommended to me by my peers and professors. I … Continued

Name: Tia Decker Major: Environmental Studies Expected graduation date: May 2017 Hometown: Jacksonville, NC Why did you want to go to the Galapagos Field Site? I wanted to go to the Galapagos Field Site because not only did I know … Continued

  What is your name: Morgane Pérez-Huet Major: Environmental Studies Expected graduation date: July 2017 Why did you want to go to the STFS? I wanted real-life experience. I wanted to use what I learned in class and apply it … Continued

Name Hannah Lee Slep Major Environmental Science (BS) Expected graduation May 2018 Hometown Matthews, NC Why did you want to go to the Morehead City Field Site? I wanted an opportunity to get more hands-on experience and physical involvement in … Continued

Why did you want to go to the Thailand Field Site? This program is very unique in that it is seven months long. You get to experience a semester abroad and a summer of research. I wanted to do this … Continued

“For my independent research project I am working with Dr. Stella de la Torre on her observational study of pygmy marmosets at the Tiputini Biodiversity Station (TBS) in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Everyday for 6-8 hours I am in the field … Continued

By Cinnamon Moore During the fall semester, I spent four months at UNC’s beautiful Outer Banks field site. While taking classes and participating in an internship, I, along with nine other UNC students, conducted a capstone research project titled “The … Continued