Partners in the Parks
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Partners in the Parks is an experiential learning program sponsored by Southern Utah University in cooperation with the National Collegiate Honors Council and the U.S. National Park Service. In 2008 we hosted six projects at national parks across the country offering unique opportunities for collegiate honors students and faculty to visit areas of the American landscape noted for their beauty, significance and lasting value.
Seminars were led by university faculty and park personnel on a variety of topics including historical, scientific, cultural, and other important areas unique to a given park. Projects also took advantage of exciting recreational opportunities in the parks to broaden participant's understanding of the overall value of national parks to our country and its citizens.
In the Wilderness

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2008 Project Sites
1. Acadia (August 9-15)
2. Fire Island to Ellis Island (May 18-24)
3. Mammoth Cave
(CANCELED)
4. Big Thicket (Spring Break, Mar. 10-15)
5. Bryce Canyon (May 19-24)
6. Zion (May 12-17)
7. Grand Canyon-Parashant (May 26-31)

8. Saguaro/Organ Pipe (Mar. 15-22)


Find out more about our 2008 projects by selecting the name of the park under Project Sites (above).


The academic adventure at Acadia National Park was made possible in part through the generous support of L.L. Bean.

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Last Update: Thursday, August 21, 2008