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Interest survey for the Fall 2024 to Spring 2025 academic year!

¿field curious? is a weekend-long field research and learning experience for UC Merced undergraduate students that is provided by the UC Merced Natural Reserve System. All majors are welcome and no experience is necessary. We are excited to learn more about your preferences to best support you in your academic journey. Completing this survey will place you on the waitlist for a future ¿field curious? cohort.

Preferred Name (First and Last)

Please provide your UC Merced email address.

What is your major or intended major (you can also say undecided)?

What is your expected graduation year?

2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
Other

Do you have experience in the following activities (check all the apply)?

Visited Yosemite National Park
Toured the Merced Vernal Pool and Grassland Reserve
Gone hiking
Gone camping

Have you conducted research as an undergraduate student at UC Merced?

Yes, as part of a UCM class
Yes, outside of a UCM class
No
Other

How did you hear about the ¿field curious? program?

A friend suggested the program
A course instructor suggested the program
Social media
The Natural Reserve System webpage
Other

Do you identify with or belong to any of the following UC Merced student groups?

African Student Union
Black Student Union
Afrikans for Retention and Outreach
Native and Indigenous Student Coalition
Latinx Student Union de Merced
South Asian Student Association
LGBTQ+ Pride Center
Merced Promise (Transfer Student Group)
I do not identify with or belong to any of these groups
Other

Would you feel more comfortable joining a ¿field curious? cohort associated with a student group that is based on shared identities, interests, or experiences (e.g., LGBTQIA+, First Generation College Student, any one of the student groups listed in the previous question)?

Yes, I would like to be part of a ¿field curious? cohort associated with an affinity group, if yes, please specify which group
No, I prefer not to be part of a ¿field curious? cohort associated with an affinity group

Do you have any additional comments or concerns?