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Undergrad in Antarctica: Elsa Saelens Goes Where Few Others Have Gone

May 19, 2016

Undergrad in Antarctica: Elsa Saelens Goes Where Few Others Have Gone

Earth Science student Elsa Saelens poses for a picture in frigid Antarctica

Elsa Saelens is a BS student in the School of Earth Sciences. This past summer she had the opportunity of a lifetime to travel to Antarctica with SES professor and director Berry Lyons where she studied the geochemical variations of streams within the dry valleys of McMurdo. Freezing temperatures and non-stop sunshine didn’t discourage her; Elsa says she cannot wait to go back.

To read more about Elsa’s amazing trip to Antarctica, check out the article in ASC’s spring edition of ASCENT Magazine!