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Sail the Great Lakes & Earn Credit

HIST 300: Great Lakes Archaeological Field School (Summer 2010, 6 credits)
During the first five weeks of the course students will be involved in a campus archaeology project at LSSU. The final week of the semester we will be aboard the schooner Inland Seas. Students will visit important archaeological sites within the Straits of Mackinaw area and to engage in test excavations at the St. Helena Island lighthouse. [more...]

HONR 201: Ecology and Sustainability of the Great Lakes (Fall 2010)
During a four day sail from Lake Michigan to Sault Ste. Marie, the students will be able to explore the ecological importance of the Great Lakes, how the Great Lakes are being used by organisms and by people, and their historical and current abuse (e.g., industrial activity, invasive species). After the sail, students will work as teams on outreach projects that are aimed at educating the Great Lakes community about some of the ecological issues facing the Great Lakes today. Contact Ashley Moerke or Dennis Merkel for more information.

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Joseph Holcomb Alpena, MI

LSSU is great because I am so close to great hunting and fishing spots. In the fall, I frequently fish on the St. Mary's river or duck hunt about 20 minutes away. [ more ]