SEA-DISC students participate in four major projects per year. Students tackle worldwide issues in each project but focus on how they can make a difference locally.

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Students work with community members and local experts on issues such as creek revegetation, alternative energy, river health, sustainable agriculture, endangered species conservation, overpopulation and marine biology.

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In SEA-DISC, students gain knowledge through interviews, extensive research, and interactive field studies. Who says learning shouldn't be a fun experience?

 

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