A Day in the Life of a Freshwater Scientist Aboard the R/V Neeskay
Thinking of a career in freshwater or marine science? Join us aboard the R/V Neeskay for an information session, tour, and science field trip – all rolled into one unforgettable experience!
- Try hands-on field science tools and techniques – deploy the backbone instruments for Great Lakes and ocean research
- Hear from UWM faculty scientists and staff
- Cruise the Milwaukee Harbor on a research vessel
- Discover career paths in water science
- Get tips on applying to undergraduate and graduate programs
Voyages
Saturday, May 31stTuesday, June 24th
Tuesday, July 15th
Itinerary
Start: 8:00am
End 12:00pm
Where
Great Lakes Research Facility
600 E Greenfield Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53204
Open to Prospective Students
- High school juniors and seniors considering a college major in freshwater sciences, marine science, or STEM.
- College transfer students looking to continue their studies in freshwater sciences, marine science, or STEM.
- Individuals interested in earning a graduate degree in freshwater sciences.
- Due to limited space, this opportunity is only open to prospective students. Parents/Guardians are welcome to join our Academic Staff for a brief information session at the School of Freshwater Sciences while their student is on the expedition. Alternatively, there are many restaurants and shopping opportunities in the Harbor District, Bay View, Walker’s Point, and Historic Third Ward neighborhoods!