A woman on a ship holding a shark with water in the background.

Ship Shape: Careers on a NOAA Ship

Ship Shape: Careers on a NOAA Ship

22 May, 2013

Andrea Schmuttermair (TAS 2012) was aboard NOAA Ship Oregon II during a SEAMAP Summer Ground Fish Survey. While on her research cruise, Ms. Schmuttermair learned about NOAA Careers during an interview with one of the junior NOAA Corps officers. You can view the interview by going to Ms. Schmuttermair’s blog, and you can see the lesson plan that she wrote about NOAA Careers here. 

A woman on a ship holding a shark with water in the background.
Andrea Schmuttermair with an Atlantic Sharpnose Shark

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