
Guam and Palau Wrap Up: Another Successful Field Course Comes to an End
David Ginsburg is a Lecturer in the Environmental Studies Program in the University of Southern California Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. He is co-instructor of the Guam and Palau Program, which offers hands-on learning and research experience for undergraduates interested in studying topics focused on integrated ecosystem management issues. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Ginsburg serves as the coordinator of the Environmental Studies master's degree program and oversees directed student research projects in the field.

Guam and Palau Wrap Up: Another Successful Field Course Comes to an End

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