IMPORTANT UPDATE: Starting Spring 2023, all non-driver trip participant spots will be selected at random due to high demand. Signups will open on Sunday Feb 26th at 9:00pm and close at 12:00am. Participants will be selected at random and will be notified soon after forms close!
Join us for a 10.7 mile (2,700ft elevation gain) challenging hike to Zuma Canyon on Saturday, March 4th! We’ll be surrounded with BEAUTIFUL views of the ocean and Santa Monica Mountains. This is a long and relatively challenging day hike, previous hiking experience is recommended! :)
PACKING LIST:
Hat
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Hiking Shoes (Strongly recommended)
H2O (2L)
Snacks/Lunch
WAIVERS
PROFESSOR: Andy Kampfshulte
DEPARTMENT: Spatial Sciences Institute
Andy Kampfshulte has been a biostatistician and epidemiologist at a Michigan-based hospital system. There he supported and collaborated on research studies with residents, fellows, physicians and scientists on topics including cardiovascular health, lifestyle/nutritional health, clinical trials, and genomics. Prior to coming to the Population, Health and Place program, his interests included developing reproducible research workflows for querying & analyzing electronic health records, improving research education for medical residents, and expanding the role of spatial analysis approaches in health care research. He has worked to develop spatial analysis, aberration detection, and mapping support for infectious diseases within his health system, while also marrying infectious disease data with public datasets to provide greater context toward understanding patient populations.
PEAK: Zuma Canyon Loop Trail
DIFFICULTY: 5/5
SCENERY: Crazy views of the Pacific and some solid ridge line greenery
FUN FACT: It’s a loop so every view will be brand new!
TRIP LEAD: Adit