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Students use a transect line to document organisms along its path.

Reef sharks don't deter Lycoming College students from diving in Honduras

2016 Jun 29

As part of a tropical marine biology May Term course, several Lycoming College students traveled to the Roatan Institute of Marine Science in Honduras.

Samantha

Fischer

Anatomy and physiology
Class of 2018
Williamsport, Pa.

Alison

McNett

Ecology
Class of 2016
Canton, Pa.

Brittany

Lenze

Ecology
Class of 2019
Saint Marys, Pa.

Dominic

Novella

Ecology
Class of 2017
Hastings, Pa.

Bree

Nishibun

anatomy and physiology
Class of 2017
Palatine, Ill.

Sarah

Musheno

ecology
Class of 2019
Jersey Shore, PA

Lindsay

Smith

Biology
Class of 2018
Easton, PA

Jacob

Fronko

ecology
Class of 2017
Lewisberry, Pa.

Danielle

Sabins

ecology
Class of 2017
Montgomery, Pa.

Mariah

Durrant

chemistry
Class of 2017
Manchester, Md.

Kevin

Peck

Ecology
Class of 2018
Taneytown, Md.

Ashley

Bresee

ecology
Class of 2018
Brick, N.J.

Lycoming's hellbender research advances Senate bill for first ever Pennsylvania state amphibian

The eastern hellbender is one step closer to becoming Pennsylvania's first ever official state amphibian with the passing of Senate Bill 658, a col...

2017 Dec 12

Best Shorts Award of Recognition

Lycoming College senior, Jason Graff, was recently honored by the Best Shorts Competition with an Award of Recognition: Documentary Short (Student)...

2017 Dec 7

Reef sharks don't deter Lycoming College students from diving in Honduras

Lycoming College announces Dean's List for Spring 2018

Lycoming College celebrates its 170th commencement

Fall 2017 Dean's List

Lycoming's hellbender research advances Senate bill for first ever Pennsylvania state amphibian

Best Shorts Award of Recognition