Aquatic Sciences Meeting, Albuquerque 2001
SS26 Connecting Students with Careers in 21st Century Limnology and Oceanography (Disciplinary Connections)
Date: Thursday, February 15, 2001 Location: Brazos
9:45 AM
Sterner, R W
; Brezonik, P L
INTERDISCIPLINARY EDUCATION IN THE MODERN RESEARCH UNIVERSITY
10:00 AM
Dahm, C N
; Crossey, L J
; Ward, A K Freshwater Sciences Interdisciplinary Doctoral Program
10:15 AM
Kleppel, G S BIODIVERSITY, CONSERVATION AND POLICY: PROFESSIONALS AT THE INTERFACE OF SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
10:30:00 AM
Gilligan, M LINKING UNDERGRADUATES, ESPECIALLY UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITIES, WITH MARINE SCIENCE RESEARCH: AN HBCU (HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY) MODEL.
10:45 AM
Cuker, B E MAST - MINORITES AT SEA TOGETER: AN INTERDICPLINARY APPROACH TO AQUAITC SCIENCE AND MARINE POLICY FOR MINORITY STUDENTS.
11:15 AM
Bingham, B L ENHANCING DIVERSITY THROUGH THE MINORITIES IN MARINE SCIENCE UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM
11:30:00 AM
Matsumoto, G I MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM RESEARCH INSTITUTE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM: CONNECTING STUDENTS AND TEACHERS WITH CAREER OPTIONS
11:45 AM
Hagley, C A
; Axler, R P
; Host, G E
; Munson, B H
; Merrick, G W
; Barten, J M
; Owen, C J USING “LIVE” LAKE DATA TO TEACH ABOUT WATER -- WATER ON THE WEB (WOW) AND LAKE ACCESS
12:00 AM
Schaffner, L C
; Friedrichs, C T
COASTAL AND ESTUARINE PROCESSES, ISSUES AND INVESTIGATIONS: A REQUIRED TRANSDISCIPLINARY COURSE FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS AT VIRGINIA INSTITUTE OF MARINE SCIENCE
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