Educational Programs at the Institute

NEW Community Education Program

Visit our new Community Education Program page for information about and contacts for the HIMB educational outreach program, tours, and school groups.

Special Courses and Educational Opportunities

Histotechniques and Coral Disease

June 26 to July 5, 2006

This workshop is focused on building individual skills in histological techniques by working with scleractinian corals and other anthozoans. Coursework is designed to foster an appreciation of the importance of histopathology to support studies of many aspects of anthozoan biology such as their ecology, physiology, biochemistry, reproduction, as well as in the interpretation of coral disease.

Coral Molecular Biology Techniques Workshop

August 14 to 25, 2006

An annual course offering at HIMB, this intensive two week short course provides training in molecular techniques that have been modified for use by coral researchers. Workshop schedule and selected readings are posted. The application deadline for the 2006 workshop is April 15, 2006. For information on future Techniques Workshops, contact Dr. Teresa Lewis at tdlewis@hawaii.edu.

Education Program Archives

Links to past special courses and educational opportunities.

Contact us for additional information on Educational Opportunities and Courses.

Edwin W. Pauley Summer Program

The Edwin W. Pauley Summer Program in Marine Biology is a graduate-level research and training program which draws faculty and students from around the world. Each summer, a new topic is chosen to be the focus of that program's research. Announcements concerning the topic of the summer program are made approximately in March each year.

Faculty and researchers give seminars and instruct students in new field and laboratory techniques. Faculty members frequently use the facilities of the Institute to further their research, or to obtain specimens from our tropical environment. Students are nominated by the professors attending the program, but a few students may be selected independently as well. Academic credit is not given for the program.