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The third summer in the program is a great opportunity for students to experience life at a public university, The University of Texas at Austin, and to study the geology of Austin and the surrounding area.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

The third summer in the program is a great opportunity for students to experience life at a public university, The University of Texas at Austin, and to study the geology of Austin and the surrounding area.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

The third summer in the program is a great opportunity for students to experience life at a public university, The University of Texas at Austin, and to study the geology of Austin and the surrounding area.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

The third summer in the program is a great opportunity for students to experience life at a public university, The University of Texas at Austin, and to study the geology of Austin and the surrounding area.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

The third summer in the program is a great opportunity for students to experience life at a public university, The University of Texas at Austin, and to study the geology of Austin and the surrounding area.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

The third summer in the program is a great opportunity for students to experience life at a public university, The University of Texas at Austin, and to study the geology of Austin and the surrounding area.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

As experienced Geologists, for their 12^th grade trip students will experience the vastness of West Texas and the southeastern tip of New Mexico.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

As experienced Geologists, for their 12^th grade trip students will experience the vastness of West Texas and the southeastern tip of New Mexico.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

As experienced Geologists, for their 12^th grade trip students will experience the vastness of West Texas and the southeastern tip of New Mexico.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

As experienced Geologists, for their 12^th grade trip students will experience the vastness of West Texas and the southeastern tip of New Mexico.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.

Sophomores fly to Las Vegas, where we hurry past the one-armed-bandits and onto a bus. We’ll drive through Arizona and into Utah on day 1. Then the trip proceeds through Zion National Park, to Glen Canyon Dam, and into the Grand Canyon. We’ll travel most of that way by bus, and several miles in a raft on the Colorado River. After the Grand Canyon, we’ll visit some indian ruins and volcanoes on the way back to Phoenix and home.

Incoming GeoFORCE students start out with a bus trip to Austin, where we will get to know each other and learn a little about geology. Students will stay at the University of Texas in dorms, and we’ll see the campus and the local geology. Then we hop a plane to Tampa Florida, head down the west coast, across the everglades, and out into the keys before flying home to waiting family who will no doubt be missing their kids. Don’t worry, kids, we’ll be having too much fun to get homesick.