University Programs @ DISL



		The DISL Undergraduate Program is divided into three sessions: a two-week May Term [May 19 - 30], a five-week First Summer Session [June 2 - July 4], followed by a five-week Second Summer Session [July 7 - August 8]. During these sessions, over 20 marine science courses of varying amounts of credit are offered. All students must register for summer classes and housing directly with the DISL beginning in January each year. Students must also register at their home university when registration opens.
Students from DISL Member Schools register and receive credit for DISL courses directly through their home campus. Other students may receive credit by arrangement between their institution and the DISL, or by registering as a transient student at a DISL Member School.
During the summer, a majority of students are in residence on the DISL campus. Class schedules and field trips often require students to spend some evening and weekend time working in the laboratory, on class projects or on extended field

exercises. These courses emphasize to learning through 'hands on' laboratory and research experience.

To learn more about the DISL Summer Program, course offerings and registration procedures, please follow the links below. Students at DISL member schools should contact the DISL Liaison Officer at their school. Students not attending a DISL member school should contact the Registrar of University Programs at the DISL, Sally Brennan, (251 861-2256).

Check the information below

University Programs Chair, Dr. John Valentine		(251) 861-2256
University Programs Registrar, Sally Brennan		(251) 861-2256
Bursar, Daphne Wood		(251) 861-7562
Business Manager, Georgia Mallon		(251) 861-7512
Information Technology, Melissa Mills		(251) 861-7521
Library, Dennis Patronas		(251) 861-7517

Comptroller, David England

(251) 861-7510

The Dauphin Island Sea Lab reserves the right to make changes as required in course offerings, curricula, academic policies, and other rules and regulation affecting students, to be effective whenever determined by DISL. Interpretations of these policies will be made by the appropriate DISL authorities, keeping in mind the interests of the students and DISL. Enrollment of all students is subject to these conditions.

MESC/Dauphin Island Sea Lab provides equal opportunity to, and is open and accessible to, all qualified students, without regard to race, color, creed, national origin, sex or qualified handicap/disability.

Disabled students will be provided "reasonable accommodations" when they have identified themselves and validated their special need(s). Complete confidentiality is maintained unless authorization for release of information has been given.