Tags: IFP, Geology

IFP is featured in an article in the Red & Black! Article by: Ellis Goud   It’s the last big hike of the summer. 10 miles in, after the wrap around Jenny Lake and the steady uphill climb of Cascade Canyon, the horizon gives way to Ava Macie’s destination: Lake Solitude. As her peers jump into the glacial water of Grand Teton National Park, Macie takes everything in. She is in what she refers to as “the most beautiful place in the…

The Interdisciplinary Field Program (IFP)  UGA’s Interdisciplinary Field Program mixes geology, ecology, and anthropology into an epic road trip across America.   UGA BEYOND THE ARCH highlights the long running program and staple of the Department of Geology.    35 YEARS AND COUNTING  The Interdisciplinary Field Program started in 1988 as an Honors geology field course. At the time, UGA didn’t offer many off-campus…

  The UGA Parents Leadership Council has awarded a grant to the Interdisciplinary Field Program (IFP) to support Summer 2022 students. The IFP is a domestic field study program in Geology, Ecology, and Anthropology taught while traveling coast-to-coast and visiting over 20 national parks and monuments. UGA students, faculty, and staff travel, camp, hike, and learn together for two months on the road. Open to all majors, the program gives…