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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]
A woman stands at the bank of a pond holding a container that gathered water samples. There is a canoe to the right and a pond in the background.

Angela Greene (TAS, 2013) Goes Green by Cleaning Up a Pond Ecosystem

22 Apr, 2015
  Angela Greene (TAS 2013) and her middle school students at Tecumseh Middle School in New Carlisle, OH, collect data in a pond ecosystem to determine the overall health of the pond through a series of water quality tests and… [Read more]
Two women stand in the middle of a NOAA Teacher at Sea sign behind them and a display table full of items in front of them.

NOAA Teacher at Sea Stacey Klmkosky and scientist Grace Simpkins, a Match Made at Sea!

26 Mar, 2015
 NOAA Teacher at Sea Stacey Klimkosky and scientist Grace Simpkins, a Match Made at Sea!  Stacey Klimkosky (TAS 2009) and Grace Simpkins, project manager for the NOAA Outreach and Education on Protected Species NOEPS program, developed by NOAA’s Northeast… [Read more]
A group of men and woman stand in the NOAA booth in a large conference center. The NOAA logo is hanging above them.

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]
A woman dressed in rain gear and gloves is aboard a ship looking at something in her hand.

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]
Two women and a man stand behind a table with shark items on it. There is NOAA signage in the background.

Shark Tales – Adventures with NOAA Scientists and NOAA Teacher at Sea

18 Feb, 2015
 Dr. Trey Driggers and Ms. Kristin Hannan, two NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), Mississippi Labs Southeast Fisheries Science Center (SEFSC) research fisheries biologists, visited Silver Spring, Maryland on February 6 and 7 to share their vast shark research… [Read more]
Four separate photographs show a man talking to people at a NOAA booth. A woman standing behind a table with NOAA information. Another woman standing and talking with people at a NOAA booth. The last picture is a woman on a boat.

NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni Volunteer at Regional Science Conferences

15 Jan, 2015
 NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni John Sammons (TAS 2005), Jill Stephens (TAS 2009), Dana Clark (TAS 2014), and Jennifer Fry (TAS 2009 and 2012) volunteered at regional science conferences in order to share their experiences at sea, inform the… [Read more]
There are two images. One is of two women standing on each side of a NOAA Teacher at Sea sign. The other is a man in a military uniform talking with people.

NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni and NOAA Captain Rick Brennan Speak at the Smithsonian Expert Is In Event

6 Jan, 2015
 NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni Mary Patterson (TAS 2009), Dana Clark (TAS 2014), and NOAA Captain Rick Brennan (Chief of the Coast Survey Development Laboratory in Silver Spring, MD) presented at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History’s Expert… [Read more]
A group of adults are standing on a platform out in wetlands.

NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni in the Mid-Atlantic Region Attend Workshop at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

31 Dec, 2014
 NOAA Teacher at Sea Alumni (TASA) from the Mid-Atlantic Region (Washington D.C., DE, MD, VA and WV) attended a two-day workshop at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) in Edgewater, MD on November 7-8, 2014. The workshop met the… [Read more]
A group of students and adults gather on a pier with a ship in the background.

Eleventh Graders Visit NOAA Ship Oscar Elton Sette

16 Dec, 2014
 Dr. Suzanne Acord (TAS 2014) and her 11th grade students from Mid-Pacific Institute in Honolulu, HI learned about ocean careers and research aboard NOAA Ship Oscar Elton Sette on December 1, 2014. Students toured the ship and had the… [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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