Event on April 10th 4:00PM to Launch RESCUES: Responding to Emergencies at Sea and to Communities Under Extreme Stress in New Bedford
Fishing Partnership Support Services and the Massachusetts Fishermen's Partnership in association with the MIT Sea Grant College Program and the Harvard School of Public Health cordially invite you to attend an event commemorating the historic…
Professor Otto Cordero was awarded the 2016 Doherty Professorship in Ocean Utilization
Dr. Otto Cordero, an Assistant Professor in MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, was awarded MIT Sea Grant's 2016 Doherty Professorship in Ocean Utilization. Endowed by the Henry L. and Grace Doherty Charitable Foundation,…
April 26th Brown Bag Seminar: Invasive Marine Species: The Guests that Stay Forever by Dr. Judy Pederson of MIT Sea Grant
MIT Sea Grant College Program Brown Bag SeminarTuesday April, 26thE38-3rd Floor Conference Room12:00 ¤ 1:00pmFor the past two decades, efforts to stem the tide of new marine invasions focused on ballast water exchange and treatment. Nonetheless,…
MIT Sea Grant Knauss Alumni: Where Are They Now?
The Dean John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship. Launching illustrious careers, Sea Grant Knauss Fellowships offer direct experience working on the latest issues in ocean and coastal management, fisheries and research.The fellowship has provided…
Sea Grant at the MIT Open House April 23rd
The 2016 MIT Open House will take place Saturday April 23rd from 10:00-2:00. There will be over 350 activities planned to enlighten and inspire¢whether you're a child or an adult, a student or a teacher. There¡s plenty to see and do for everyone!Sea…
Where are they now? Find out how the Knauss Fellowship helped shape the career of ’96 alum Samantha Woods
Samantha Woods has been the Executive Director of the North and South Rivers Watershed Association (NSRWA) since 2002. The NSRWA is a grassroots nonprofit, and is one of the largest watershed association in the state of Massachusetts. Woods…
Where are they now? Find out how the Knauss Fellowship helped shape the career of ’11 alum Caitlin Frame
Caitlin is a research scientist, at the University of Concepcion and the Center for Climate Science and Resilience in Chile. She studies the production, destruction, and transport of the trace greenhouse gas nitrous oxide in the environment.…
Where are they now? Find out how the Knauss Fellowship helped shape the career of ’88 alum Michael Nelson
Michael R. Nelson works on Internet-related global public policy issues for CloudFlare, a startup that has improved the performance and security of more than 4 million Web sites worldwide. Prior to joining CloudFlare early in 2015, he was a…
Where are they now? Find out how the Knauss Fellowship helped shape the career of ’95 alum Eric Jay Dolin
Eric is an author of twelve books on American History.During his undergraduate studies at Brown University Eric quickly realized that although he loved learning about science, he wasn't interested in a research career. He shifted course, turning…
Where are they now? Find out how the Knauss Fellowship helped shape the career of ’09 alum Abigail Franklin Archer
Abigail Archer came back to Sea Grant after her fellowship and is now a Marine Resource Specialist agent at Barnstable County Cape Cod Cooperative Extension & Woods Hole Sea Grant. "Our mission is to develop educational programs in marine resource…
