
2012 NOAA Teacher at Sea Alicia Gillean aboard NOAA Ship Hugh R. Sharp
Below is a list of the NOAA Teachers at Sea for the 2013 Field Season. Once they have embarked on their cruise, you can gain access to their logs which document their missions at sea and offer a wealth of information about the research being conducted as well as personal stories. For more Teacher Logs, please go to the NOAA Teacher At Sea Homepage
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Boehm , Sarah (MA), NOAA Ship Oregon II
Crane, Yaara (VA), NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson
Crouch, Marla (WA), NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson
Cullumber, Sue (AZ), NOAA Ship Gordon Gunter
Echols, Rosalind (PA), NOAA Ship Rainier
Ell, Amie (WA), NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson
Ellison, Susy (CO), NOAA Ship Ranier
Furuto, Linda (HI), NOAA Ship Oregon II
Gee, Sherie (TX), R/V Hugh R. Sharp
George, Melissa (IN)
Greene, Angela (OH), NOAA Ship Gordon Gunter
Harrington, Elizabeth (VT), NOAA Ship Oregon II
Harvey , Julia (OR), NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson
Hubacz, Frank (NH), NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson
Karre, Julie (MD), NOAA Ship Oregon II
Lindquist, Bill (MN), NOAA Ship Rainier
Lyte, Melanie (NY), NOAA Ship Gordon Gunter
Marvin, Avery (OR), NOAA Ship Ranier
McGinnis, Patty (PA), R/V Ocean Star
Nyman, Elizabeth (LA), NOAA Ship Pisces
Petro, Jennifer (FL), NOAA Ship Pisces
Renick, Adam (CA), NOAA Ship Oscar Elton Sette
Ritter, Paul (IL), NOAA Ship Pisces
Salisbury, Rita (DE), NOAA Ship Oscar Elton Sette
Sard, Katie (OR), NOAA Ship Ranier
Saunders, Emilisa (NV), NOAA Ship Oregon II
Todd, Louise (LA), NOAA Ship Oregon II
Ulmer, Robert (FL), NOAA Ship Rainier
Velarde, Eric (NC), R/V Hugh R. Sharp
Warren ,Virginia (AL), R/V Hugh R. Sharp
I look forward to following Heather in her adventure!
KC I can’t believe how cool this is!! I have followed your posts and can’t wait to hear about the trip. BRING BACK pictures!!! Julia
Jennifer Fry’s Friday coffee klatch is cheering for her. We’re learning so much from her experiences at sea.
Amanda Peretich is so inspirational with her strength,bravery, and unsatisfible need for knowledge. Thank you for sharing your adventure with all those who love you teachers former and future. Forever glad we met, Terri Gilbert
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