Experience Summer Learning at Pigeon Lake!

The Pigeon Lake Field Station is located in Drummond, WI, in the western part of the Chequamegon National Forest.  Each summer Continuing Education offers courses at Pigeon Lake that run for one week, usually in the end of July.

Summer 2012 Courses

Regular tuition rates apply to all courses listed below in addition to the special course fee for each course.

Introduction to Art - Creativity: Expressions of Self
ART 101  |  Course #1012  |  Sec. 901  |  Credits: 3  |  Instructor: Gloria Eslinger
Dates: 7/29 - 8/3  |  Special Course Fee: $236 (covers meals and housing)

Introduction to Art - Environmental Sculpture
ART 101  |  Course #1021  |  Sec. 908  |  Credits: 3  |  Instructor: Kathy Hubbard
Dates: 7/29 - 8/3  |  Special Course Fee: $236 (covers meals and housing)

Sculpture
ART 260  |  Course #1022  |  Sec. 909  |  Credits: 3  |  Instructor: Kathy Hubbard
Dates: 7/29 - 8/3  |  Special Course Fee: $236 (covers meals and housing)

ART 360  |  Course #1023  |  Sec. 910  |  Credits: 3  |  Instructor: Kathy Hubbard
Dates: 7/29 - 8/3  |  Special Course Fee: $236 (covers meals and housing)

ART 460  |  Course #1026  |  Sec. 911  |  Credits: 3  |  Instructor: Kathy Hubbard
Dates: 7/29 - 8/3  |  Special Course Fee: $236 (covers meals and housing)

ART 760  |  Course #1031  |  Sec. 912  |  Credits: 3  |  Instructor: Kathy Hubbard
Dates: 7/29 - 8/3  |  Special Course Fee: $236 (covers meals and housing)

The above art courses begin at 4 PM on Sunday July 29 (before dinner) and end on Friday August 3 (after lunch).

Biology, Ecology, and Identification of Dragonflies and Damselflies
BIOL 281  |  Class #1371  |  Sec 922  |  Credits: 1  |  Instructor: Robert DuBois
Dates: 6/25 - 6/26  |  Special Course Fee: $94 (covers meals and housing)

The above biology course begins at 8 AM on Monday June 25 and ends on Tuesday June 26 at 5 PM.  Students have until June 29 to turn in all required course work.

The Pigeon Lake Experience

The Pigeon Lake Field Station offers a unique learning experience.  Secluded in a the Chequamegon National Forest, Pigeon Lake is the perfect escape from the everyday course.

Awake to the sound of loons on the lake.  Hear the ring of the breakfast bell as your stomach begins to growl. Take a morning hike through the nature trails or soak up the warmth of the summer sun while relaxing on the beach.

As the sun goes down, roast marshmallows and tell stories around a bonfire.  Then fall asleep each night in a comfortable cabin listening to the beauty of silence.

Learn more about the Pigeon Lake Field Station on the University of Wisconsin-River Falls website.