UD taking applications for ocean science summer camp
The University of Delaware is now taking applications for high school students interested in learning about ocean science during a two-week residential program this summer.
Called TIDE, or Taking Interest in Delaware’s Estuary, the program is designed to give students exposure to the scientific processes in the Delaware Bay. In addition to classroom instruction, students will go out in the field to visit research labs and tour UD’s research ship.
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