COLUMBUS, Ga., July 15 -- Columbus State University issued the following news release:
For students at Columbus State University-especially those in science majors like
biology- learning often goes beyond the typical classroom or on-campus lab. By collaborating
with environmental organizations, STEM students are developing the practical skills
they need to become practicing scientists and educators.
During the spring semester, master's students Aleha Korzen and Amanda Cook turned
Georgia's waterways into their personal classrooms by combining hands-on learning
with their research interests and collaborating with some of the state's most well-known
ecological groups.
Focusing on the health of our local waterways, Cook collaborated with th...