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Activity of Volcán of Colima Introduction History 2001 - 2003 2003 - Sept. 2004 Sept. - Dec. 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Geochemical, Thermal and Infrasound Monitoring Introduction Flux of SO2 Monitoring of waters Thermal emission Diffuse gases Infrasound Data analysis

Voluntary Programme of Student Assitance Introduction Activities Students Projects Social Service Summer Research Visiting Students EHaz Comments Volunteering/Internship Special Activities Participants

Isla Socorro Map Geology Research Projects Archipielago

Volcanoes of Chiapas Projects El Chichón Tacaná

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Staff Nick John Juan Carlos Ignacio Galindo Victor Vargas

Volcanological Observatory

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University of Colima

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If you were a participant of the programme and would like to give a comment about the experience you had in Colima, about the work, the food, the life, feel free to send an email to Nick Varley , and we will post it on the website.

Julia and Me l carryinga battery through the woods.	Hard working student in the field.

Mike Cassidy - December 2006
Fantastic, Brilliant experiences, too many to talk about, 1^st time in Nevado, the explosions, working on interesting projects, learning about volcanology and Spanish and meeting the students and staff here.

Annette - February 2007
Highlights:The field trips of course. Being on Nevado is unmatchable. Life in Colima.

Amy Ryan – August 2009

My work experience in Colima

“I feel more confident now about working in a touch environment where things don’t run smoothly because that describes 99 percent of the jobs that will be available to me in the coming years.”

“I think the independent nature of the work here provides a challenge as well as an opportunity to grow.”

“….having to figure it out for myself was a hard but good change and has boosted my confidence when it comes to work and research experiences in my future. Frankly, these four months make me think I can handle almost anything.”

Kathryn McDermott – December 2009

This time in Colima has been fantastic; I have met some wonderful people and seen some great things. I do not regret any part of coming here.