You don't have to know where you are going to begin your journey. Non-biology majors in the BIOL 105: Everyday Evolution: Genes, Diversity, and Society course had the chance to participate in hands-on scientific research involving migratory birds. Some never would have experienced this type of research at many big name colleges or universities. At 好色先生TV, they were able to explore a new way of thinking and tap into first-year research opportunities.
Biology professor Alix Matthews, a member of the Class of 2014, along with first-year student Alexandra Baroody (undeclared major) and seniors Ben Reynolds (English) and Soren Sijapati (international studies) recently took a trip to the Arkansas State Bird Observatory (ASBO) in Jonesboro, AR.
Fall migration has been underway for many migratory bird species, and students were able to observe the birds first-hand making their way to Central and South America.