Course description

Our main objective is to discover the current state of knowledge of elasmobranch (shark, skate & ray) biology and explore areas for future research and conservation initiatives. This includes separating fact from fiction, analyzing various types of media including peer reviewed scientific literature, and exploring experimental methods in both laboratory and field settings for studying sharks, rays, and other marine life.

Outcome 1: Demonstrate knowledge of elasmobranch (shark, skate & ray) biology.

Outcome 2: Identify future research questions for elasmobranchs.

Outcome 3: Identify appropriate elasmobranch conservation initiatives.

No upcoming classes were found.

Previously offered classes

Summer 2023:

Section ID:BIOSM 1640 801-FLD
Number:1201
Program:Marine Science - Shoals Marine Laboratory
Session:Summer Extra-session
Class dates:July 3-10, 2023
Final exam/project due:Monday July 10, 8 AM - 8 PM / TBA (see Final exams)
Time / room:MTWRFSU 8 AM - 8 PM / TBA
Mode of instruction:In person
Credit:1
Grade:Student option
Instructor:TBA
Max. enroll:20
Restrictions:Intended for high school students only.
To enroll:

This class requires an application or instructor consent to enroll.

This class is only open to students who have applied for the Shoals Marine Lab program.

Summer 2023:

Section ID:BIOSM 1640 802-FLD
Number:1202
Program:Marine Science - Shoals Marine Laboratory
Session:Summer Extra-session
Class dates:July 10-17, 2023
Final exam/project due:Monday July 17, 8 AM - 8 PM / TBA (see Final exams)
Time / room:MTWRFSU 8 AM - 8 PM / TBA
Mode of instruction:In person
Credit:1
Grade:Student option
Instructor:TBA
Max. enroll:20
Restrictions:Intended for high school students only.
To enroll:

This class requires an application or instructor consent to enroll.