Course-based Research classes still open for Spring 2023!

Interested in a research experience?  Try a course-based research experience!  Seats still available for Spring 2023.

See all offerings here:  https://ur.arizona.edu/content/current-course-based-research-offerings&…;

Highlighted course:

CALS 297E – Discovering Biodiversity -- registration still open for Spring 2023! 

Instructor: Wendy Moore (wmoore@arizona.edu)

• Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30am - 10:45am
• Credits: 3
• Description: The Sonoran Desert Region is home to more species of native bees than any other region of the world. In this course our main research goal will be focused on discovering and documenting the diversity of Tucson's native bees. This course provides an introductory research experience that will immerse students in the process of discovering, describing, and classifying biodiversity. We will explore biodiversity research using cutting edge laboratory, field, museum (curatorial), and bioinformatics techniques. The data we collect will be published and shared freely with both the scientific community and the general public.
• Course prerequisites: MCB 181 R&L, ECOL 182 R&L

This class forms part of the Tucson Bee Collaborative, a Vertically Integrated Project. Find out more here:

https://uavip.arizona.edu/teams/environment-and-resilience-teams/tucson-bee-collaborative