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SEA Semester Coming to Campus, March 30^th

**Monday, March 30^th:  SEA Semester**

Table in the main hallway of the MSC

11:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

Come speak to SEA Semester alumna and Assistant Director of Admissions, Kimberly Gniadek, about their programs (www.sea.edu).

SEA Semester mission is to provide college students with the opportunity to explore and understand the ocean while studying humanity’s relationship with them.  SEA Semester offers 4 different programs, each focusing on a different aspect of the ocean environment:

• SEA Semester: Ocean Exploration – Their founding program, offering students the opportunity for interdisciplinary study of the ocean environment.

• SEA Semester: Oceans and Climate – A program designed for Upper-Level Science majors, providing them with the opportunity to study the oceans role in the carbon cycle and global climate change.

• SEA Semester: Documenting Change in the Caribbean – Their program for students interested in Humanities and Social Sciences, students look at how European Colonialism has shaped the cultures and environments of the Caribbean.

• SEA Semester: Sustainability in Polynesian Island Cultures and Ecosystems – A program for Humanities, Social Science, and Environmental Studies students, this program looks at the issue of sustainability in Polynesia.

For more information on receiving credit and financial aid for this program, please see Lisa Tauferner (ltauferner@tamu.edu) or Irene Scott (isscott@ipomail.tamu.edu) in the Study Abroad Programs Office, 1st floor in Bizzell Hall West (ph: 979-845-0544).