

Students studying environmental science at Carthage can take advantage of multiple academic programs:
Summer Undergraduate Research Experience
SURE
offers Carthage students the opportunity to work one-on-one
with a professor during the summer doing real research work. Students
receive a stipend, room and board on campus, and a small research
budget.
ScienceWorks
ScienceWorks is a unique offering at Carthage. The program focuses on
the business of science by integrating important skills such as written
and oral communication, graphics and artwork, business accounting,
management, and marketing. Students get hands-on experience and
coursework that prepares them for the job market and career advancement.
J-Term
J-Term
is a month-long period of
study in January in which students take a single course on campus or
participate in a study tour in another state or country. The Environmental Science Program has offered courses, research opportunities and study tours during J-Term. J-Term courses offered by Environmental Science professors include:
A J-Term trip to Costa RicaThe Ecology of Belize with Professors Deanna Byrnes and Tracy Gartner, in which students travel to Belize to study its climate, topography, soils, forests, savannah and more.
Focusing on Nature: Investigating Biodiversity and Conservation with Digital Photography, in which students travel to Arizona to study biodiversity as they practice the art of digital photography.
Tropical Medicine, History and Ecology of Nicaragua, in which students study ecology and volunteer in rural medical clinics.
Midstates Math & Science Consortium
Carthage is a member of the 11-state Midstates Science and Math Consortium,
giving
Carthage students access to facilities at other schools including the
University of Chicago and Washington University in St. Louis. Carthage
students have also presented at the Consortium's undergraduate research
symposia.

Summer Undergraduate Research Experience leads to real world success. Read more.
This annual trip allows Carthage students to explore the geography of Ometepe, and treat patients in the island's medical clinics. Watch the video.