The First-Generation Becoming an Earth & Environmental Scientist program (First-Gen BEES) is a multi-day workshop (virtual in 2021; in-person afterward) designed to teach some of the unwritten rules about college, graduate school, and becoming an Earth and Environmental Scientist.
First-Gen BEES was developed and produced by Drs. Patrick Rafter and Katherine Mackey.
In a post-Covid world, First-Gen BEES will be a 3-day on campus workshop to familiarize high school students with life on campus in addition to conversations / Q&As with current undergraduate and Earth Science graduate students, laboratory tours, and more.
Contact
W. M. Keck Carbon Cycle Accelerator Facility
Department of Earth System Science
University of California, Irvine
Irvine, CA 92697-3100, USA
Paleoclimate &
Accelerator Mass Spectrometry
J. Southon (jsouthon@uci.edu)
H. Martinez De La Torre (hamartin@uci.edu)
G. Santos (gdossant@uci.edu)
B321 Croul Hall
Phone: +1 949 824-3674
Marine Biogeochemistry
E. Druffel (edruffel@uci.edu)
S. Griffin (sgriffin@uci.edu)
2212 Croul Hall
Phone: +1 949 824-3286
Terrestrial Biogeochemistry,
Aerosol & MICADAS
X. Xu (xxu@uci.edu)
C. Czimczik (czimczik@uci.edu)
G. Santos (gdossant@uci.edu)
2222 & 2313 Croul Hall
Phone: +1 949 824-3444