Gulf of Mexico

Two women and a man are outside and are standing in front of a podium with a NOAA emblem on it. All are standing in front of a NOAA ship. One of the women is handing an award to the man.

NOAA Ship Oregon II Celebrates 50 Years at Sea

26 Feb, 2018

To commemorate the 50 years of service of NOAA Ship Oregon II, NOAA Fisheries Mississippi Laboratories, Southeast Fisheries Science Center, hosted an open house on October 5, 2017, followed by a dockside celebration where NOAA Ship Oregon II was… [Read more]

Two women interact with Smithsonian visitors as they walk past a display table of shark items and materials.

Discovering Sharks at the Smithsonian

17 Jul, 2017

Karen Grady (TAS 2017) and Kristin Hannan, a Fishery Biologist from NOAA’s Southeast Fisheries Science Center shared shark jaws, vertebrae, and other specimens with an excited crowd at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History "Expert is In" event… [Read more]

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Second Annual Seven Seas Celebration

2 May, 2016

Sue Zupko (TAS 2011 and 2014) held the second annual Seven Seas Celebration on April 15, 2016, at Weatherly Heights Elementary School in Huntsville, Alabama. Over 200 students and parents attended this successful marine science and math activity night.… [Read more]

A group of men and women pose in front of the NOAA booth at the NSTA Conference. A large NOAA emblem hangs above them.

NOAA Teacher of Sea Alumni Head to Nashville for the National Science Teachers Association Conference

14 Apr, 2016

The annual National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) National Conference: Empowering Performance was held in Nashville, Tennessee from March 31, 2016 – April 3, 2016. Several Teacher at Sea Alumni (TASA) came together to support NOAA’s Office of Education at… [Read more]

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NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni Volunteer at Regional Science Conferences

15 Mar, 2016

NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni Susan Kaiser (2012), Cathrine Prenot (2011), and June Teisan (2015) volunteered at regional science conferences in Nevada, Texas and Pennsylvania. They informed the public about the Teacher at Sea Program (TAS), shared their experiences… [Read more]

Two women and a man stand in front of NOAA signage. The center woman is holding an award while the man on the right is holding an art piece.

Suzanne Acord Receives NOAA Teacher at Sea Program Excellence in Science Education Award

29 Jan, 2016

Dr. Suzanne Acord (TAS 2014) received the NOAA Teacher at Sea Program Excellence in Science Education Award in July 2015. She was presented with the award by Mr. Carlos Santana, Constituent Services Representative from the Office of U.S. Senator… [Read more]

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NOAA’s Teacher at Sea Program Honors Alumni at 25th Anniversary Celebration and Awards Ceremony

14 Aug, 2015

On July 15, 2015, ten NOAA Teacher at Sea alumni were honored with the distinguished NOAA Teacher at Sea Program Excellence in Science Education Award at an event on Capitol Hill hosted by United States Senator Jeanne Shaheen (New… [Read more]

There are three people standing in a classroom. One is a child, the other a woman in a red, full body, survival suit and the last is a man in a military uniform.

Sue Zupko (TAS, 2011 and 2014) and Her Students Host a Seven Seas Celebration

5 May, 2015

A trip aboard NOAA Ship Pisces to study Deep-Water Coral opened a whole new world for Sue Zupko (TAS 2011 and 2014). She shared this “deep-sea world” with her students and their interest led to a Seven Seas Celebration… [Read more]

NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni Volunteer at NOAA Booth During the National Science Teachers Association Conference

18 Mar, 2015

10 NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni (TASA) volunteered March 12 – March 14, 2015 at the NOAA booth during the National Science Teachers Association Conference in Chicago. TASA distributed NOAA education materials and demonstrated hands-on ocean activities. They informed… [Read more]

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Lollie Garay and Anne Marie Wotkyns Author Journal Article about the Importance of Teacher-Scientist Partnerships

4 Mar, 2015

Lollie Garay (TAS, 2009) and Anne Marie Wotkyns (TAS, 2010), in addition to being NOAA Teachers at Sea, also participated in the PolarTREC program (Teachers and Researchers Experiencing and Collaborating). In a journal article for Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene,… [Read more]

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