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A man and two women stand in a large room with a large sea animal above them.

Teacher at Sea Alumni Present at the Smithsonian

1 Jan, 2014
 Frank Hubacz (2013), Yaara Crane (2013) and Chris Peters (2013) presented hands-on ocean related activities and their TAS experiences at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History on Wednesday, December 18, 2013. They were invited to participate in a… [Read more]
Four women stand in front of a NOAA Education sign.

NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni Attend NSTA in Denver, Colorado

16 Dec, 2013
 Lesley Urasky (2012), Andrea Schmuttermair (2012), Cathrine Fox (2011) and Britta Culbertson (2013) represented the NOAA Teacher at Sea Program (TAS) at the regional National Science Teachers Association Conference in Denver, Colorado on December 11 -14, 2013. The NOAA… [Read more]
Two separate images of women. One on the left is holding a giant isopod and the one on the right is of a woman sitting on a ship with the sun setting in the background.

NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni Attend NSTA in Charlotte, NC

13 Dec, 2013
 Beverly Owens (TAS 2013), Britta Culbertson (TAS 2013), and Anne Byford (TAS 2010) represented the NOAA Teacher at Sea Program (TAS) at the regional National Science Teachers Association Conference in Charlotte, NC on November 7-9, 2013. The NOAA Teacher… [Read more]
Two people standing on a ship with the water in the background.

Channa Comer (2011) Creates Engineering Design Challenge

7 Nov, 2013
 Channa Comer (TAS 2011) a high school science teacher at Urban Assembly Academy of History and Citizenship for Young Men in Bronx, NY was aboard R/V Hugh R. Sharp while scientists conducted fisheries research on sea scallops in northeastern… [Read more]
Three women stand in front of a NOAA Education sign.

NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni Attend Regional Science Conferences

30 Oct, 2013
 Marla Crouch (TAS 2013), Julia Harvey (TAS 2013), Katie Sard (TAS 2013), Britta Culbertson (TAS 2013) and Barney Peterson (TAS 2006) represented the NOAA Teacher at Sea Program at the regional NSTA conference in Portland, OR on October 24-26,… [Read more]
Two women sit at a table.

Elizabeth Bullock (TAS 2011) and Yaara Crane (TAS 2013) Share Activities at STEM Fair

23 Oct, 2013
 Elizabeth Bullock (TAS 2011) and Yaara Crane (TAS 2013) shared hands-on STEM activities related to their NOAA Teacher at Sea Cruise at the NOAA booth during U.S. Representative Frank Wolf and the National Science Foundation sponsored “Change the World:… [Read more]
Global Drifter Buoy in the Atlantic Ocean.

Drifter Buoy, Launched by Sue Cullumber (2013), Travels 528 Nautical Miles

26 Sep, 2013
 While aboard NOAA Ship Gordon Gunter in June 2013, Sue Cullumber (TAS 2013) launched a  Global Drifter Buoy (GDB) off the coast of New Jersey. That buoy has now traveled 528 nautical miles. You can track all the drifters… [Read more]
A woman stands next to a TowCam aboard a ship with the ocean off to the right.

Kathleen DeLussey (2012) Sparks Passion for the Ocean

18 Sep, 2013
 After returning from her Teacher at Sea (TAS) cruise in 2012, Kathleen DeLussey, wasted no time sharing her experience with her third-grade students. In September 2012, Ms. DeLussey created a project, “Teacher at Sea—Third Graders Learning and Loving Oceans”,… [Read more]
Two women and a man stand together.

Amanda Peretich (TAS 2012) Visits NOAA Scientists at the Alaska Fisheries Science Center

22 Aug, 2013
 Amanda Peretich (TAS 2012) was one of twenty teachers selected as a participant in the 2013 Siemens Science Teachers as Researchers (STARs) Program at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratories (PNNL) in July.   After two weeks of research immersion at… [Read more]
Student campers stand in front of the NOAA ship Thomas Jefferson.

Susie Hill, (TAS,2007) Visits NOAA Headquarters in Norfolk, VA with her Explore the Bay Campers

15 Aug, 2013
 Susie Hill (2007), Nauticus Education Specialist and NOAA Teacher at Sea '07, and her "Explore the Bay” Summer Campers had the field trip of a lifetime at the NOAA Headquarters in Norfolk, VA on August 6, 2013. The six… [Read more]
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The Teacher at Sea Alumni Association is composed of educators from across the United States who have successfully completed their NOAA Teacher at Sea research cruise. The Association provides valuable networking opportunities and high-quality professional development experiences for these exceptional educational leaders.

Since 2011, the Teacher at Sea Alumni Association has been managed by the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation.

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