| 1. |
The
course has a capacity of 10 students. Fourth year students
needing this course to graduate that year will be given priority.
Otherwise, students will be accepted into the course on a first-come,
first-served basis.
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| 2. |
Submit applications for BIOL
4100 to
Louis Gosselin (Research Centre room 203; lgosselin@tru.ca).
Applications must be received by Louis Gosselin by Monday January 21. Students
will be informed as to whether they are accepted into the course by
Tuesday January 26.
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| 3. |
Accepted students must pay registration
fees for the course by Friday January 25.
Fees are to be paid to the TRU cashier. If registration fees
are not paid on time, the space will be made available to other
students on the wait-list.
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| 4. |
In addition to the registration fee, a course
fee ($1750.00 per student) is required to cover the costs of
accommodation, meals, boat use during the course, equipment &
supplies, use of facilities, etc. A $500 deposit towards course
fees must be paid by January 25
(also to the cashier). An amount of $200 of
that fee is non-refundable. The rest of the course fee
will be due in early March.
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| 5. |
The field course will last 14 days; it
is expected to begin Monday April 29 and end Sunday May 12,
inclusively. Students are expected to arrive at BMSC in the
evening
of Sunday April 28. Students are responsible for their
transportation
to BMSC and for their return to Kamloops at the end of the
course. Car-pooling with other students for travel to and from
BMSC is encouraged. |