Field Camp Awards & Scholarships
J. David Lowell Field Camp Scholarships
This award is for undergraduate students to attend
summer field camp. Students will be awarded $2,000 each to attend the field camp of their choice
based on
diversity, economic/financial need, and merit.
Apply
GSA/ExxonMobil Bighorn Basin Field Award
Field Dates are 19-26 July 2020.
This Field Seminar in the
Bighorn
Basin
of north-central Wyoming emphasizes multi-disciplinary integrated basin analysis for undergraduate
students,
graduate students and faculty.
Apply
GSA/ExxonMobil Field Camp Excellence Award
This $10,000 award is given each year to a geology
field camp that clearly focuses on the fundamentals of geologic mapping and field methods to assist
with
the summer field season. It is based on safety awareness, diversity, and technical excellence.
Apply
Short-Term Field Opportunities
NPS Geoscientists-In-the-Parks
The application deadline for spring/summer 2020 opportunities passed on 13 January 2020, so most
parks are no longer accepting applications. However, please check the opportunities list to see
which parks are still in need of more applications.
The National Park Service (NPS) Geoscientists-in-the-Parks
(GIP) program works with partners to match college students and recent graduates with short-term,
paid
opportunities in national parks and their supporting offices.
Apply
GeoCorps™ America
Spring/Summer 2020 application deadline: 2 February.
GeoCorps
America is a program of the Geological Society of America that partners with the BLM and U.S. Forest
Service to
offer short-term, paid geoscience opportunities on federal lands.
Apply
More Field Experience Info
EarthCache™
Let the Earth be Your Teacher
The very first EarthCache ("EarthCache I" [GCHFT2]) was placed by user "geoaware" on 10 Jan. 2004 on a headland in New South Wales, Australia. Since then, more than 6.3 million people have logged visits to EarthCache sites, and the number is growing exponentially. GSA is very proud to be part of the exciting geocaching community and hope we can continue to add value and wonderful Earth science experiences through the EarthCache program.