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Marine science majors are required to take the introductory sequence of:
Introduction to Marine Science,
Introduction to Cellular, Genetic & Molecular Biology,
Zoology, and
Oral Communication in the Biological Sciences.
After completing the courses listed above, students must also take:
Marine Ecology,
and an additional minimum of 16 credit hours of upper division marine science courses, 6 hours of which must be chosen from:
Marine Geology,
Physical Oceanography, and
Biological Oceanography.
Required allied courses include chemistry (a full year of Introductory Chemistry, as well as Organic Chemistry), a full year of physics, and Senior Seminar.
Marine science majors also must complete the University's core, or general education, curriculum appropriate to the degree they seek.
Students who plan to pursue a marine science major should be well prepared in the sciences.
High school courses should include mathematics through trigonometry, biology, chemistry, and physics.
Secondary school courses in marine biology or oceanography may provide additional background, but are not required.
Freshman year:
MSC 101. Introduction to Marine Science (4 credits)
Generally taken 1st semester (Fall). 3 hours lecture and 2 hours laboratory each week. This course will introduce students to the broad interdisciplinary field of marine science. Physical, chemical, and biological oceanography will be presented in interactive classes and laboratory exercises. Relevant topics, such as local coastal systems, tropical-temperature transitions, and environmental issues will be discussed. Field trips will explore local ecosystems.
BLY 204. Botany (4 credits) or BLY 207. Zoology (4 credits)
Generally taken 2nd semester (Spring). 4 credit hours with lab, includes both laboratory and some field work. These are survey courses of the plant and animal kingdoms. Both are required, but need not be taken in a specific order.
CY 103 & CY 104. Introduction to Chemistry 1 & 2 (4 credits each).
8 credit hours (taken 4 credits each semester).
Students will also usually take math (Calculus 1 & Science Statistics are required for the major) and/or some other core curriculum courses during their Freshman year.
Sophomore year:
BLY 204. Botany (4 credits) or BLY 207. Zoology (4 credits)
Generally taken 2nd semester (Spring). 4 credit hours with lab, includes both laboratory and some field work. These are survey courses of the plant and animal kingdom. Both are required, but need not be taken in a specific order.
CY 301 & CY 302. Organic Chemistry 1 & 2 (4 credits each).
Generally taken during the Fall and Spring of Sophomore year. 4 credit hours with lab.
BLY 223. Oral Communications in the Biological Sciences (3 credits).
This is our required speech course within the major. Students do several presentations in styles used by professionals in the biological sciences. This is a very hands-on course.
Students will also usually take math (see above), some other core curriculum courses, and perhaps some upper division Biology or Marine Science courses during the 2nd semester of their Sophomore year.
Junior and Senior years:
MSC 306. Physical Oceanography (3 credits)
MSC 307. Marine Geology (3 credits)
MSC 406. Biological Oceanography (3 credits)
These three courses consists of lectures that focus on the processes occurring in the ocean. Students must take two of them. They are mostly lecture-based with some groups and individual projects, but no labs.
MSC 310. Marine Ecology (4 credits)
4 credit hours with lab. Required course, includes field and lab experiences, long-term experiments, fieldtrips, and boat time aboard the JU's 25-ft
R/V Dolphin
BLY 499 Senior Seminar (1 credit)
This is a discussion based class required of all majors during their Senior year.
Remaining courses are chosen from upper division Biology and Marine Science classes as offered and fitting the interest of the student. See the
page for details on elective courses applicable to marine science majors.


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University industry council awards $200K in pre-engineering grants to Oregon schools
Bruce Schafer, Director, OUS Industry Affairs; Office: 503-725-2915; Cell: 503-332-4666
Jo Oshiro, Program Coordinator, OUS; Office: 503-725-2910
Grants were awarded to innovative engineering "athletics" programs and curriculum training for teachers
Portland, February 25, 2010: The Oregon University System (OUS) and the Engineering and Technology Industry Council (ETIC) are pleased to announce the awarding of $203,774 in grants to Oregon middle and high schools across the state for the implementation of pre-engineering curricula and activities for students. The available grants will help high schools get started in developing an extracurricular engineering "athletics" program through eCHAMP, and support funding and teacher training for middle and high schools to start implementing the nationally-successful pre-engineering curricula of Project Lead the Way (PLTW). The grants will allow the 21 schools awarded to expand pre-engineering programming to many more students across the state.
The funding is one component of ETIC's goal to increase pre-college engineering programs and engineering degrees in order to meet state and industry needs for a highly-skilled, globally competitive workforce in Oregon.
Bruce Schafer, executive director of ETIC, says, "Pre-engineering programming not only helps students understand the importance of math and science, but also inspires students to pursue rewarding careers in engineering and computer science. Oregon and Oregon's industries need their talent."
Project Lead the Way curriculum training grants
Eleven Oregon schools across the state—from Nestucca to North Powder-- received grants to start Project Lead the Way, a nationally recognized pre-engineering curriculum program offered in many high schools and middle schools across the country. Students learn about engineering and technology in an academically rigorous way at the same time they learn the connections between engineering and traditional math and sciences courses. The ETIC grants underwrite some of the start-up costs of the PLTW program, including support for teacher training through Oregon Institute of Technology (OIT), classroom equipment, supplies, and software for the first year. OIT offers a rigorous two-week institute each summer that allows teachers to learn how to teach a particular PLTW course at the same time they gain hands-on experience with the technology associated with the course. These summer workshops plus ongoing support from the national PLTW program help assure that teachers will be successful in teaching PLTW courses.
The ETIC grant program expands this exciting curriculum to more students and schools of diverse backgrounds across the state in order to help to prepare Oregon's next generation of innovators and engineers. Four high schools received $7,200 grants for the Introduction to Engineering Design high school coursework, and seven Oregon middle schools received $17,200 grants for the Gateway to Technology middle school units of the PLTW curriculum.
David Larson of the STEM Center at Patton Middle School, recipient of a $17,200 grant for the Gateway to Technology program, said, "The grant, and the project it will support, is especially critical to McMinnville School District because the majority of our students are economically disadvantaged, and it is essential that we prepare them for postsecondary education and living wage careers, ensuring academic success for every student by every means possible. My students are experiencing opportunities they've never had before and discovering that there are ways to apply their math and science classes. I hear students say, 'this is the best class in school.' "
eCHAMP engineering grants
More Oregon high schools will offer students the opportunity to learn about the "sport" of engineering through the innovative program, eCHAMP – Engineering CoacHing And Mentoring Program. eCHAMP uses a model analogous to high school athletics. Teachers receive stipends in return for serving as coaches of engineering teams. These engineering teams attend a regional or statewide competition to share their results and compete for awards, and benefit from the learning, inspiration, teamwork, scholarships, and rewards that competitive activities provide.
The eCHAMP coaching initiative was successfully piloted during the 2008-2009 school year at five Oregon school districts and leaders are excited to expand the program to more districts. The grants pay half the stipend cost for teachers to serve as engineering coaches as well as costs for first-year materials and equipment to start new programs. There are numerous team programs already in place for schools to adopt, including FIRST LEGO League, FIRST Tech Challenge, FIRST Robotics Competition, Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams, Oregon Game Project Challenge, and Design for the other 90%.
Anne Evans, Talented/Gifted Education Coordinator/WEIE Grant Director from the North Wasco County School District, recipient of a $5,287 eCHAMP grant, says "This grant is a very important step in placing our robotics team students on the same platform as our other varsity athletes, changing perceptions about what a team sport can look like, and most importantly, retaining our robotics coach who makes it all happen."
The Engineering and Technology Industry Council (ETIC) is a public-private partnership that was launched by the Oregon Legislature in 1997. For more information on ETIC, go to: www.oregonetic.org
Type of grant |
School and district |
Amount |
eCHAMP engineering team coaching program |
Century High School, Hillsboro School District |
$4,471 |
Cottage Grove High School, South Lane School District |
$4,677 |
Dallas High School, Dallas School District |
$5,467 |
Hillsboro High School, Hillsboro School District |
$5,500 |
Jesuit High School (private) |
$5,499 |
Liberty High School, Hillsboro School District |
$6,250 |
Newberg High School, Newberg School District |
$6,000 |
Philomath High School, Philomath School District |
$6,000 |
St Helens High School, St Helens School District |
$5,423 |
The Dalles-Wahtonka High School, N. Wasco School District |
$5,287 |
Project Lead the Way, high school Intro to Engineering Design Program |
Crow High School, Crow-Applegate-Lorane School District |
$7,200 |
Nestucca Valley Senior High, Nestucca Valley School District |
$7,200 |
Vernonia High School, Vernonia School District |
$7,200 |
Winema High School, Chemeketa Community College |
$7,200 |
Project Lead the Way, middle school Gateway to Technology Program |
Brown Middle School, Hillsboro School District |
$17,200 |
Cedar Ridge Middle School, Oregon Trail School District |
$17,200 |
LaCreole Middle School, Dallas School District |
$17,200 |
North Powder Charter School, North Powder School District |
$17,200 |
Obsidian Middle School, Redmond School District |
$17,200 |
Patton Middle School, McMinnville School District |
$17,200 |
The Dalles Middle School, N. Wasco School district |
$17,200 |
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Members of the SEAL community have been embarrassed by the rash of books and films about the elite force, and some SEALs say they fear top secret missions will now be given instead to units whose members keep quiet.
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a defendant who does not want to speak to the police without counsel present need only say as much when he is first approached and given the Miranda warnings. At that point, not only must the immediate contact end, but badgering by later requests is prohibited. ... [I]t is hard to see why it would not also suffice to protect that same choice after arraignment.
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This property of studio and one bedroom apartments is nationally rated as a "Superior Small Lodging," Cottages by the Ocean is a small complex of charming Key West-style cottages just north of Fort Lauderdale in Pompano Beach. Each cottage is well-appointed with all of the comforts of home. These original 1940s resort cottages are fully renovated and impecably maintained.
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Rate range is minimum price in Summer for studio and maximum price in High Winter for 1/1. Nightly rates are available (three night minimum stay) year round. Rates for holidays and special events may be higher. For longer stays, every fourth week is free or discounted per the schedule below.
Winter: 12/20/13-1/23/14:
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A 50% deposit is required to confirm a reservation. The balance plus 11% taxes, $75 or
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Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 08/19/2012 - 11:00pmUNI Dept of Art Professor Emeritus Richard Colburn presents a selection of his own work spanning three decades. In addition, he will curate an exhibition of photographs from the UNI Permanent Art Collection that includes works by Linda Connor, Irving Herman, Andrea Modica, and Joel Sternfeld among others. An Artist's Gallery Talk scheduled for Aug. 29 at 7:00 p.m. will be followed by an opening reception.
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Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 07/19/2012 - 6:00pmA princess, an unhappy royal fairy, a spinning, wheel and a prince who saves the day! The Sturgis Youth Theatre, a program of the University of Northern Iowa Department of Theatre, is offering a production of "The Spell of Sleeping Beauty." The production will play from July 19 through July 22, in the Bertha Martin Theatre, in UNI's Strayer-Wood Theatre.
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Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 06/21/2012 - 5:30pmThe UNI Jazz Combo Camp musicians will offer a pre-Sturgis Falls/Cedar Basin Jazz Festival concert. The week long UNI Jazz Combo camp is an intensive exploration of small group jazz playing and improvisation. The concert caps off a week of rehearsing and showcases the high school students' musical talents. The free concert is hosted by College Hill Partnership, University Book & Supply and the University of Northern Iowa. Bring your lawn chairs; concessions are available for purchase and coolers are permitted.
Art Silent Auction: David Delafield
Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 06/20/2012 - 11:00pmThe UNI Gallery of Art and the UNI Dept of Art will host a silent auction of the David Delafield collection. Artwork will be open for viewing and bidding from Thurs. through Sat., June 21-23. Bids for the silent auction, which is open to the public and free of charge, will close and be announced at 6 p.m. Saturday, June 23. A reception sponsored by UNI Foundation will follow with refreshments and music in the lobby of Kamerick Art Building South. All proceeds will benefit the UNI Gallery of Art.
Screening of "Weapons of the Spirit" and Panel Discussion
Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 06/12/2012 - 5:30pmDuring World War II, the small French village of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, which was inhabited mostly by Huguenots (devout Protestants whose own ancestors had been victims of persecution), became the site of a "conspiracy of goodness," in which families took in Jews and hid them in their houses and on their farms. Written, produced and directed by Pierre Sauvage, who was born in the village while his parents were being sheltered, this documentary is a moving account of ordinary people who performed extraordinary feats. Following the film screening, a panel discussion featuring members of the Cedar Valley Interfaith Council will take place.
This film screening and panel discussion have been organized by the UNI Center for Holocaust and Genocide Education in conjunction with the traveling exhibit "BESA: Albanian Muslims Who Saved Jews During World War II," on exhibit through July 7 at the Grout Museum of History & Science, 503 South Street, Waterloo.
UNI Suzuki School Honors Recital
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The Bread of the Mighty Food Bank is getting so dangerously low on canned goods, they don't have much to feed the needy. It's not just homeless people who need the food, it's the working poor, children, and the elderly. This week, mothers and grandmothers will be lining up for food, and right now, they don't have enough to feed them.
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Sigma Delta Pi invites those students who seek excellence in the study of the language, culture, history, and literature of the Spanish-speaking peoples to apply for admission to the chapter for 2011. Our local GVSU chapter is authorized to honor with membership outstanding students who are earnest supporters of all things Hispanic.
This national honor society was formed to encourage colleges and universities to promote a greater interest in and a deeper understanding of Spanish speaking cultures and to foster friendly relations and mutual respect. Sigma Delta Pi exhibits its sense of pride through its insignia, the royal seal of Fernando de Aragón and Isabel de Castilla, and the red and gold colors of the Spanish flag.
1. At least junior-level standing and a cumulative grade point average of 3.2.
2. Completion of at least three years of study of college-level Spanish (18 semesters credit hours or the equivalent thereof), including having completed at least one course in Hispanic literature (SPA 330, 331, 332 or equivalent) and one course in Hispanic culture and civilization (SPA 310, 311, 312, 313, or equivalent) at the third year level.
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and a Happy Holiday Season, wishing for a prosperous 2014 for you and your family! Thanks for a another great year! We did get a White Christmas here with some more snow on the way, I'm sure the children are happy! : ) Thanks Buddy! Ron
Thanks Buddy for your support, by posting on my topics! May your Christmas and New Year be blessed with good health, good friends, and wonderful times!
Congratulations on posting for 2800 consecutive days. That's real commitment .YB.Shep
Congratulations on having the energy to post for 2,800 consecutive days. Keep up the Great Work. Warren {:-)
Nice picture, miron.
Happy Thanksgiving! Best from tramguy
Happy Thanksgiving! Have a wonderful day! Ron
Congratulations on posting 2700 consecutive days, that's dedication. Y.B. Shep
HAPPY BIRTHDAY miron!!!
Congratulations on having the energy to post for 2,600 consecutive days. Keep up the Great Work. Your buddy, Warren {:-)