American Indian Career Opportunities in the Earth Sciences
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Wright State University will bring fifty Indian children from                   eastern                                                                         U.S. tribes to a two week concentrated field study program in the               Smokey Mountains with follow up through the academic year.  The                 students selected for participation will be entering the ninth                  grade.                                                                          The integration of other scientific fields, including mathematic,               physics chemistry and hydrology will be emphasized as tools to                  study                                                                           earth resources.  In all cases, the various specialty needs,                    training                                                                        necessary and career opportunities will be emphasized.                                                                                                          Through field research projects and study of sites with                         significant                                                                     geological problems we intend to encourage these American Indian                children to pursue careers in the geosciences, either on or off                 the                                                                             reservations. We will show them the excitement of geologic                      studies and                                                                     the need for Indian professionals. Recognizing that all of the                  students                                                                        will not pursue earth science careers, we foresee benefits in                   this                                                                            experience for these future Indian leaders.  These benefits                     include an                                                                      awareness of the significance of geology in land use.
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