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NOAA EPP Scholar accepts offer to Rutgers University

Congrats are in order for NOAA Educational Partnership Program LMRCSC scholar and UMES undergraduate student, Teemer Barry. The graduating senior accepted an offer from Rutgers University, located in New Brunswick, N.J. There, he will enroll in the Graduate Program in Oceanography at the prestigious research institution. Under the advisement of UMES professor, Dr. Ali Ishaque,…Read more NOAA EPP Scholar accepts offer to Rutgers University

NOAA EPP Graduate pursues career that gives back

NOAA LMRCSC graduate Amanda Lawrence is a true testament to the phrase, “hard work pays off.” The former NOAA Educational Partnership Program scholar graduated in 2020 with her master’s degree in environmental molecular science and technology from the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science. After earning her academic accolades, the marine scientist started her…Read more NOAA EPP Graduate pursues career that gives back

NOAA EPP Scholar and alumn awarded 2022 John A. Knauss Fellowship

NOAA Living Marine Resources Cooperative Science Center Scholar and alumni, Benjamin Frey and Victoria Moreno, respectively, are both 2022 John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship Program recipients. The federal program, supported by NOAA Sea Grant, provides graduate students with unique educational and professional opportunities in the areas of ocean and coastal sciences. Frey and Moreno…Read more NOAA EPP Scholar and alumn awarded 2022 John A. Knauss Fellowship

LMRCSC scholar awarded NOAA fellowship

NOAA Living Marine Resources Cooperative Science Center Graduate Scholar, Shanelle Haughton, has accepted a one-year fellowship with the NOAA Educational Partnership Program for Minority Serving Institutions Graduate Fellowship Program. Haughton, who is pursuing her Ph.D. in the Marine, Estuarine and Environmental Science program at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, will begin her internship in…Read more LMRCSC scholar awarded NOAA fellowship

Research for undergraduates program returned in 2021

The NOAA LMRCSC Research Experiences for Undergraduates internship program took place this summer on the campus of The University of Maryland Eastern Shore. The college research program was able to safely return to campus after a one-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. The educational initiative serves to provide underclassmen with internship opportunities…Read more Research for undergraduates program returned in 2021

Students gain research experience in Geosciences program

This summer, the Geosciences Bridge Program returned to the campus of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. After being held virtually for the first time in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the NOAA LMRCSC leveraged program successfully took place in person. Funded by the National Science Foundation and the NOAA LMRCSC, the Geoscience Bridge…Read more Students gain research experience in Geosciences program

Doctoral graduate lands position at NOAA

Congratulations are in order for NOAA LMRCSC doctoral fellow and Oregon State University graduate, Brittany King. Not only did King successfully defend her dissertation in September of 2021, but the academic scholar also earned a new position at NOAA’s headquarters, located in Silver Spring, Md. In October, the recent graduate started working as an environmental…Read more Doctoral graduate lands position at NOAA

Annual Board of Visitors Meeting

The NOAA Living Marine Resources Cooperative Science Center held its Board of Visitors meeting on November 4, 2021. In attendance at the annual meeting were NOAA LMRCSC administrators, presidents and representatives of the Center’s partner institutions, in addition to faculty mentors and other staff. The meeting, which was led by Dr. Robert Mock, Chief of…Read more Annual Board of Visitors Meeting

LMRCSC participates in 151st AFS Meeting

In November, the NOAA LMRCSC participated in the American Fisheries Society 151st Annual Meeting held in Baltimore, Md. The American Fisheries Society is a non-profit organization that focuses on improving fishery resources and aquatic ecosystems. Since its establishment in 1870, the society has been a catalyst in the advancement of fisheries and aquatic science and…Read more LMRCSC participates in 151st AFS Meeting

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