DINOSAUR EGGS AND EDUCATION:
    A STUDENT RESEARCH EXPERIENCE IN CHINAT

Principal Investigators:  Frankie Jackson, PhD & David J. Varricchio, PhD
Department of Earth Sciences
Montana State University-Bozeman

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR JUNE 2010 RESEARCH EXPERIENCE IN CHINA  DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1, 2009


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PIs:  Jackson & Varricchio

 

 Eligibility   Application      Research Project     Shanghai         Fossil Eggs      Tiantai                        

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For more information click on links or contact Frankie Jackson

email:
frankiej@montana.edu/ Phone: (406) 994-6642

The Program:

This program sponsored by the National Science Foundation, provides science students from Montana universities and colleges with a cultural and research experience in China. In collaboration with the principal investigators (PIs) and Dr. Jin Xingsheng, students will conduct research for 6 weeks at the Natural History Museum in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China. All expenses, including travel, are paid from the grant.

Purpose: 

  --  Provide students with cultural knowledge and enhance opportunities for
          professional collaborations in China that will benefit  their future careers       

  -- Encourage student participation in scientific research

  -- Encourage retention in the sciences


Targeted  Participants:

   -- Paleontology majors
   -- Allied sciences (e.g., geology, life sciences, and others)    
   -- Students from tribal communities
   -- Students with fewer opportunities for conducting research
   -- Sophomore or Junior class standing (preferred)

          Location:   Zhejiang Province, China   (click for map)
 

          Qualifications:

             --  Interest in science research
             --  Demonstrated ability to follow
                    through on assignments 

             --  Personal maturity