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A man and a woman look at a huge leatherback turtle lying in the sand.

John Taylor-Lehman (TAS 2011) Spends Time in Trinidad Studying Leatherback Turtles

25 Sep, 2012
John Taylor-Lehman (TAS 2011) Spends Time in Trinidad Studying Leatherback Turtles  During the spring of 2012, representatives from the Earthwatch Institute, contacted John Taylor-Lehman (TAS 2011) and offered him the opportunity to be a facilitator for a student program… [Read more]
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Jennifer Goldner (TAS 2011) and Kaci Heins (TAS 2011) Attend Honeywell Educators Advanced Space Academy

10 Sep, 2012
NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni, Jennifer Goldner (TAS 2011) and Kaci Heins (TAS 2011), were two of fifteen teachers worldwide who were selected to attend Honeywell Educators Advanced Space Academy this summer in Huntsville, Alabama. They both had previously… [Read more]
Three people stand in front of pictures on the wall.

Two NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni Selected to Maury Project

16 Jul, 2012
Tiffany Risch (TAS 2008) from Rhode Island and Jillian Worssam (TAS 2008) from Arizona were selected to participate in the Maury Project from July 9 – July 20, 2012 at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. This… [Read more]
Four woman stand together with one of them holding a turtle.

NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumna, Rita Larson Presents at NOAA’s National Environmental, Satellite, Information, and Data Service (NESDIS)

10 Jul, 2012
Rita Larson (TAS 2009) is a fifth-grade teacher at King Elementary School in Woodbridge, VA. She was aboard NOAA Ship Rainier for 18 days in August while scientists conducted hydrographic surveys to map the seafloor and coastline in Alaskan… [Read more]
Four woman stand together with one of them holding a turtle.

NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumna, Rita Larson Presents at NOAA’s National Environmental, Satellite, Information, and Data Service (NESDIS)

10 Jul, 2012
Rita Larson (TAS 2009) is a fifth-grade teacher at King Elementary School in Woodbridge, VA. She was aboard NOAA Ship Rainier for 18 days in August while scientists conducted hydrographic surveys to map the seafloor and coastline in Alaskan… [Read more]
A man speaks to a group of students with a map in the background.

NOAA Scientist Dave Withrow Visits NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumna, Rebecca Kimport’s School

5 Jul, 2012
A group of sixth and seventh grade students at Capital City Public Charter School in Washington D.C. got a special visit from NOAA marine mammal biologist Dave Withrow on February 22, 2012. Rebecca Kimport (TAS 2010) welcomed Mr. Withrow… [Read more]
Two women and a man stand in front of a sharks sign.

NOAA Scientists Visit Jennifer Goldner’s Classroom and Mayor Declares May 9, 2012, as NOAA Day in Jay, OK

25 Jun, 2012
Dr. William B. Driggers and Kristin Hannan, research fisheries biologists with NOAA, visited NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumna, Jennifer Goldner and 150 fifth grade students at Jay Upper Elementary School in Jay, OK on May 9, 2012. Jennifer Goldner… [Read more]
Four women stand around a man in a military uniform in front of a ship.

NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumna, Beth Lancaster, Attends NOAA Ship Commissioning

19 Jun, 2012
Beth Lancaster, a 2008 NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumna, attended the commissioning of a state-of-the-art coastal mapping vessel, NOAA Ship Ferdinand R. Hassler, during a special ceremony at NOAA’s Marine Operations Center-Atlantic in Norfolk, VA on June 8, 2012.… [Read more]
Eleven people stand holding drifter buoys with ships in the background.

New England Alumni Build Drifters in Woods Hole

25 May, 2012
A group of New England NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni had the opportunity to work with a NOAA Northeast Fisheries physical oceanographer, Jim Manning, on May 19, 2012 during a two-day professional development workshop. Alumni learned about shallow ocean… [Read more]
Nine people stand outside in front of a NOAA sign and behind an art sculpture of a whale

New England Alumni Attend Spring Workshop in Woods Hole, Massachusetts

25 May, 2012
A NOAA Northeast Region Teacher at Sea Alumni Workshop was held on May 19-20, 2012, in Woods Hole, MA at NOAA’s Northeast Fisheries Science Center and Woods Hole Aquarium. Nine Teacher at Sea alumni from the northeast region attended… [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.

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