KENOSHA - Erica Baxter of Brodhead participated in a study tour to Honduras with Carthage College.
"Biodiversity, Brains and Behavior" offered students the opportunity to study the ecology of a Caribbean coral reef ecosystem; learn about the evolution of nervous systems and behavior; and study Honduran culture. Terrestrial adventure included an archaeological tour of the Mayan ruins at Copan. After becoming scuba-certified, students learned about unique aspects of tropical coral reef ecosystems and the taxonomy and neurobiology of marine life.
Baxter took part in the study tour during J-Term, a special month-long period of study in which students explore subjects outside their majors through classes held on campus and around the world.
"Biodiversity, Brains and Behavior" offered students the opportunity to study the ecology of a Caribbean coral reef ecosystem; learn about the evolution of nervous systems and behavior; and study Honduran culture. Terrestrial adventure included an archaeological tour of the Mayan ruins at Copan. After becoming scuba-certified, students learned about unique aspects of tropical coral reef ecosystems and the taxonomy and neurobiology of marine life.
Baxter took part in the study tour during J-Term, a special month-long period of study in which students explore subjects outside their majors through classes held on campus and around the world.
