Alcala Yearbook 2003

I The Bi o-Oceans Club is dedi cated to prov iding opportuniti es fo r students majoring in bi ology or marine science to have fun out si de of the classroom. We also incorporate commun ity se rvice and career opportuniti es into our 8io-0.~1t1S Oub programming. Our first program in vo lved a beac h clean-up in Ocean Beach. Twenty club members j oined thirty community members in an effo rt to pi ck-up trash and beautify th e beach and surrounding stree ts. In October, we had an under the sea adventure at Mission Point. Keith MacDonald. a fac ulty memberof the bi ology department. took students on a snorkeling trip to observe underwater organi sms. The Bi o-Oceans Club also spent an afternoon at the San Di ego Wi Id Animal Park. As a group , we rode the monora il and saw many animals in a c lose represent ati on of their natu ra l habitat. The Bi o-Oceans Club is a popul ar pas time fo r sc ience majors. but the club we lcomes all USO students. We di ve into sc ience in orde r to ex pl ore our interests. San Di ego·s bi olog ica l di ve rsity is a perfec t opportunity fo r students to enj oy nature up-close and personal.

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