Science and Education Opportunities Aboard UNOLS Vessels

UNOLS has 21 research vessels that operate in the coastal waters of the United States, the Great Lakes, and the World's oceans.  These vessels range from 66 to 279 feet.  Each year a portion of our cruises have available space for science and education opportunities.  A list of available cruises aboard these vessels will be maintained on the UNOLS website.  Opportunities are based on the amount of space available on individual vessels and the willingness of the Chief Scientist to have extra personnel participate in the cruise.  The Chief Scientist might also require that individuals serve as "Watchstanders" (see next paragraph).

Chief Scientists will occasionally recruit "Watchstanders" to assist in their research cruise.  Watchstanders are members of the science party and are expected to participate in the daily routine as required by the scientific schedule.  To see the general criteria for watchstanders and available Education and Outreach Opportunities on UNOLS Vessels please view the listing below.

A Listing of Education and Outreach Cruise Opportunities

Interested in participating in an oceanographic cruise? Individuals are often recruited to help stand watch and collect data. Additionally, berths are sometimes available and can accommodate ancillary science, education, and outreach activities.  The Chief Scientist might sometimes ask the individual(s) associated with these ancillary activities, to assist in the cruise by also standing watch.  Any cruise responsibilities and expectations should be clearly articulated and agree upon between the Chief Scientist and individual(s) occupying the available berth(s) prior to the cruise.

General criteria are:

A list of cruise opportunities is provided below. If you are interested in participating in any of these cruises, arrangements should be made with the Point of Contact listed for the cruise.

Dates

Ship
Geographical Area
Project/Cruise Title
Brief Description of Responsibilities
Number of Available Berths
Contact Name
Contact E-mail
Contact Phone

10/03/2013 to 10/23/2013

Roger Revelle

PALAU

ISLAND-TRAPPED WAVES, INTERNAL WAVES, AND ISLAND CIRCULATION

Deploy/monitor/recover ship's CTD. Monitor ship's Doppler sonar. Around the clock operations in shifts of 2-3 people. Need an additional 2-3 watchstanders

5

Shaun Johnston

SHAUNJ@UCSD.EDU

1 619 630 8675


Individuals Available for UNOLS Cruises

Contact the UNOLS Office for the names and contact information for the individuals listed below who are interested in opportunities aboard UNOLS vessels <office (at) unols dot org>

 
#
Date Posted
Gender
Affiliation
Dates Available
Current Position
Areas of Interest
Previous R/V Experience?
< 18?
 
Passport?
Citizen?
Highest Degree Earned?
Medical Insurance?
2
2/2009
male
URI/GSO
-
masters candidate
Marine geophysics, seismology, geological oceanography
no
no
yes
USA
Bachelor
Yes
3
2/2009
-
Humboldt
-
Marine Naturalist
Marine ecology, biology, biostatistics
yes
no
yes
USA
Bachelor
Yes
13
2/2009
-
SEA
01/10/2009 to 01/01/2020
deckhand aboard SSV Corwith Cramer
I am interested in assisting scientists conducting research in a variety of fields: physical oceanography, geological oceanography, sediment slope stability, marine biology (organismal), and I am open to any other oceanographic research.
yes
no
yes
Bulgaria
Bachelor
Yes
14
2/2009
female
Northeastern U
-
PostDoc
Physical oceanography, acoustical oceanography/underwater acoustics, marine geophysics, marine mammals related cruises
yes
no
yes
Brazil
PhD
Yes
35
9/2009
couple
Chemeketa CC
-
retired educator and counselor
Marine reserves, climate change, marine biology, all topics of interest to adult basic education
yes
no
yes
USA
Master
Yes
46
10/2009
-
Conn College
-
Student
Marine Ecology, biology, marine mammal research, coral research, red tide
no
no
yes
USA
High School
Yes
54
2/2010
Female
EMBC Mater Programme
5.02.2010 to 30.09.2013
Master Student
Marine Biodiversity, Marine Mammals and Cephalopods also Marine Geology, Plate tectonics and GIS usage, but I am open for any other cruise possibilities related to oceanography.   
yes
no
yes
Poland
Bachelor
yes
57
3/2010
Male
Clark University
05/31/2010 to 
Student
Physiological ecology of marine algae, marine biogeochemistry
no
no
yes
-
Bachelor
yes
72
6/2010
Female
Cornell University/Shoals Marine Lab
9/1/2010 to
Teaching Support Specialist
biogeochemistry, picophytoplankton, biogeography, ocean observation, time series, data analysis
yes
no
yes
USA
Master
Yes
73
2/2012 Female URI GSO 03/01/2012 to 12/31/2012 Graduate Research Assistant All aspects of Physical Oceanography/Meteorology. I am particularly interested in air-sea interactions, climate change and the polar regions. yes no yes   Bachelor yes
79
9/2010
Male
none
09/03/2010 to on
marine fauna observer
Any kind of marine survey
yes
no
yes
COLOMBIA
Master
yes
86
9/2010
Male
Merchant Mariner
09/27/2010 to unlimited
Captain-Crew Ab Unlimited 150 master-200ton mate
Deep water hydrothermal vent communities.
yes
yes
yes
-
HighSchool
no
90
10/2010
Female
Bridgewater College
05/15/2011 to ?
Student
Marine biology, research, data analysis, collection
no
no
yes
-
Bachelor
yes
92
10/2010
Female
Cleary University
11/01/2010 to 
Student
I am interested in conservation of marine and natural resources. I also an interested in diving for samples and learning research methods from a Chief Scientist. I am transitioning careers from Information Technology to Environmental Science. I will be attending Hardvard University in Fall 2011 majoring in Environmental Science.
no
no
yes
-
Bachelor
yes
94
11/2010
Male
IIT Kharagpur
1-07-2011 to 1-07-2015
Masters student'
PHYSICAL STUDY OF OIL SPILLS..THEIR SPREAD AND OTHER WEATHERING PROCESSES INVOLVED
no
no
yes
India
Master
yes
95
12/2010
Female
Humboldt State University
05/20/2011 to 
BS in Marine Biology
I am a recent graduate with a BS in Marine Biology and a minor in Scientific Diving. I am very interested in dive research especially in kelp forests or coral reefs. I am looking to gain experience aboard a research vessel conducting research within Marine Biology or Oceanography. 
no
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
111
5/2011
Male
DnA Science and Technology Consultants
05/23/2011 to 12/31/2099
Applied Fluid Physics and Technology Consulting
Small scale dynamics, measurement of velocity to determine Reynolds Stresses, conversion of energy from large scale motions to true 3D turbulence in the presence of stratification and the problem with the large separation of scales, vortical structures under waves, deliberate tracer injections, enhancing clear communication of science to the general public and or news writers, getting scientific data into SQL databases. Mostly smaller scale features but I have been working on projects at mesoscale eddy scale. I am very interested in mixing in the Southern ocean. Surface layer dynamics is another area of interest. I am interested in instrument development and deployment. I have a continuing interest in the scattering of high frequency acoustical waves from phytoplankton (with the intent to measure their passive velocities). I am interested getting velocity sensors onto floats either moored or free drifting, MAVS or ADVs preferably. I would like to do a detailed comparison of the various ADVs (manufacturer and frequency), MAVS and the small ADCP-eske sensors that are range gated. I am also interested in the parametrization of the physics of turbulence in RaNS turbulence models via direct measurement of the Reynolds stresses on the appropriate scales. I would love to be involved in any attempt to apply LDV or PIV methods in the ocean although that has many problems beyond what Tom Osborns group has accomplished.
yes
no
yes
yes
113
5/2011
Female
Bermuda Institute of Oceanography
-
POGO Scholar
Instruments used in oceanography and their improvement, remote sensing of oceans, primary production, carbon cycle, ocean acidification and climate change, moorings design and development and to find applications of research for societal benefit. 
yes
no
yes
India
Bachelor
no
115
5/2011
Female
University of the West Indies
06/07/11 to 06/07/14
Maine biology/marine conservation/coral reef ecology/scientific surveying of reefs
no
yes
yes
Trinidad
Bachelor
yes
118
6/2011
Female
Department of Oceanography and Marine Geology, University of Ruhuna , Sri lanka
 
Lecturer
Marine Ecology Bio diversity Climate change Ocean Acidification
no
no
yes
Sri Lanka
Master
no
119
6/2011
Female
Sam Houston State University
07/01/2011 to 
Educator at Downtown Aquarium, Houston, TX
Underwater cave mapping, tapping into geological and ocean floor resources
no
no
no
Bachelor
yes
120
6/2011
Female
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
07/01/2011 to 01/01/2015
Nearshore Science Technician/ Development Technician II
All
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
121
6/2011
Female
UMASS Dartmouth
07/29/2011 to any
student
Marine Biology
no
no
yes
HighSchool
yes
125
9/2011
Female
Humboldt Sate University
-
Student/Youth Educator
Geologic oceanography, with a specific interest in hydrothermal vents
yes
no
yes
HighSchool
yes
126
9/2011
Female
University of Montana
12/2011 to 12/2013
Graduate Assistant/Student
Interested in working as a research assistant for projects on paleoclimatology, GCB & other ocean currents, ocean acidification, ice behavior or anything to do with climate change.  Published journalist seeking to augment thesis work with hands-on experience.
no
yes
yes
Bachelor
yes
127
9/2011
Female
Clemson University
06/01/2012 to 06/01/2013
Au Pair
Interested in all areas of oceanographic research.
no
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
128
9/2011
Male
Auburn University
09/01/2011 to 09/01/2013
Ph.D. Student
Invertebrate meiofauna and macrofauna identification, specimen/sample processing, and molecular laboratory work.
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
129
10/2011
Male
Northern Illinois University
10/3/2011 to 10/3/2015
masters student
glacimarine processes, environments, and sequence stratigraphy; remote sensing
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
130
10/2011
Female
Jacksonville University
 
to 
Student
Thee areas of oceanographic research that I am interested in are physical and biological oceanography, as well as marine geology.
no
no
yes
HighSchool
yes
131
10/2011
Male
Self
10/07/2011 to 
Seeking Opportunities
Interested in all areas of marine research, ship and equipment operations.  I hold multiple technical and engineering certifications including American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) Master Marine Technician, Marine Electrical, Marine Systems, Marine Corrosion, and Diesel Engines. In addition, certifications in marine electronics, computer hardware and software, law, and scuba open water are held.  I have installed and configured wired and wireless networks, and satellite communications for voice, data, and Internet access.  Although my electronics certification is from Raymarine, I have also installed, configured and/ or repaired other electronics and command and control systems from most leading manufacturers.  I have over 30 years of safe boating experience - power and sail up to 72 ft. (45 g.t.), including over 5 years professional experience, and over 400 on deck service days logged, including "at sea" piloting and supervising crew.  Most recently, I participated as a volunteer researcher in the Delaware Horseshoe Crab and fish surveys with the Delaware Center for the Inland Bays organization.
no
no
yes
HighSchool
no
136
11/2011
Female
Stanford University
01/10/2012 to 09/01/2013
Recent Graduate
I am specifically interested in marine chemistry and biogeochemistry, but am generally interested in all oceanography and marine science topics. I am considering graduate study in oceanography and am anxious to get some sea going research experience and would welcome any opportunity.
no
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
138
11/2011
Male
ICMPA/BENIN
 
 
I have ended my master degree in physical oceanography on november 02, 2011 
I am interrested in studying coupling physical-biogeochemical models.
yes
no
yes
TOGO
Master
no
140
11/2011
Male
University of New England
 
12/20/2011 to 12/29/2018 
Naturalist
I have helped perform shark research in the tortugas (Wess Pratt,Jeff Carrier, Tim Taylor), as well as assisted tech divers in performing deep water tech dives to an deep reef research project headed by Sylvia Earle.  For just shy of two years, I was an at sea fishery observer for AIS and the NMFS.  Im very interested in ecological impacts on fish species, primarily elasmobranchs. '
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
no
143
3/2012
Male
Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies
 
 
Research Officer
Biogeochemistry of trace elements in marine and fresh waters Biogeochemocal modelling
no
no
yes
Bangladesh
Master
no
144
2/2012
Female
Moss Landing Marine Laboratory
 
06/15/2012 to 08/31/2012 
Graduate Research Assistant
Paleoceanography, Marine Sediments (emphasis on biogenic sediments), phytoplankton ecology.
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
147
2/2012
Male
College Graduate
 
01/20/12 to 01/21/14 
Line Leader-Toyoflex Cebu Corporation
no
no
yes
 
Bachelor
no
148
2/2012
Female
Bard College/SEA
 
06/10/2012 to 08/31/2013 
student (graduation 5/11)
I am an Environmental and Urban Studies major with a concentration in Ecology. Im interested in working as a research assistant on a variety of topics including but not limited to: ocean acidification, physical oceanography, geological oceanography, marine ecology, climate change, carbon cycling, organismal marine biology, and biodiversity, along with sedimentation coring, and water chemistry. '
no
no
yes
 
Bachelor

yes

 

151
2/2012
Male
University of South Carolina
 
08/1/2012 to 06/1/2013 
Student
I am interested in Data collection specifically in Marine Biology or Marine Chemistry
no
no
yes
USA
Bachelor
yes
153
3/2012
Male
Salve Regina University
 
3/1/12 to 1/1/13 
Recent Graduate/ Sailing Instructor
I am particularly interested in the areas of physical oceanography and plan on applying to the Graduate School of Oceanography at the University of Rhode Island this Fall. But, as I have a background in Biology and Microbiology, I would be open to any research opportunities available to help build a better foundation in Oceanography.
no
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
154
4/2012
Male
RBR
 
5/1/12 to 5/1/13 
Oceanographer
Salinometry
yes
no
yes
Canada
Master
yes
156
4/2012
Female
University of California Santa Cruz
 
6/15/12 to 8/1/13 
Student
midwater ecology, pelagic ecosystems, deepsea exploration and ecology, bioluminescence in deepsea fishes and invertebrates, pelagic pollution and effects, coral reef ecology and dynamics
yes
no
yes
Austria
High School
yes
159
4/2012
Male
Rutgers University
 
9/15/2012 to 6/1/2013 
Student
Physical Oceanography, numerical modeling, biophysical interactions
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
161
4/2012
Female
Humboldt State/SEA/Eckerd College
 
05/25/2012 to 01/25/2013 
I want to enhance my marine-related awareness and to modernize my laboratory, technical, and research skills to prepare me for a career as a marine scientist or technician. Pelagic ecosystems, migratory patterns/tagging of large fish, extremophiles, marine geology, paleoclimate, climate change, polar, deep sea and estuarine ecosystems are of particular interest
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
163
5/2012
Male
Moss Landing Marine Lab
 
05/1/2012 to 08/30/2015 
Graduate Student
Bio/Geo/Chem/Physical Oceanography
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
164
5/2012
Female
University of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez
 
05/21/2012 to  
Student
Marine Biology and Conservation, Climate Change Oceanography
no
no
Bachelor
yes
166
6/2012
Female
Dalhousie University
 
08/01/2012 to 08/30/2013 
Graduate Student
Biological Oceanography
yes
no
yes
Ecuador
Bachelor
yes
167
6/2012
Male
Penn State
 
12/20/2012 to 1/12/2013 
Student
Biogeochemistry, DMS cycling, Bioaccumulation, Marine Chemistry/toxicology. I am open to other areas as well. I am most interested in getting time aboard a research ship and would be more than willing to help with any sort of project.
no
no
yes
High School
yes
168
6/2012
Female
University of South Florida
 
05/28/12 to  
I am interested in all areas of marine research. My degree is in Environmental Science and Policy with a strong focus on marine biology. I have research experience with sea turtles as well as benthic macroinvertebrate lab work. Would love to gain more research experience and continue to grow.
no
no
yes
Bachelor
no
169
6/2012
Female
University of Michigan
07/25/2012 to 08/10/2013 
sedimentology, paleoclimate and paleoceanography, physical oceanography, atmosphere-cryosphere-ocean interactions
yes
yes
yes
Bachelor
yes
170
6/2012
Female
Moss Landing Marine Laboratories
 
07/01/2012 to 07/01/2013 
Geological Oceanography Student
My oceanographic research areas of interest include ocean drilling, paleoceanography, ocean acidification, geochemistry, and climate.
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
171
6/2012
Female
Bandung Institute of Technology
 
07/30/2012 to 08/30/2012 
student
physical oceanography
no
no
no
Indonesia
Bachelor
no
172
6/2012
Male
Coastal Carolina University
 
07/01/2012 to 07/01/2014 
USPS
ADCP waves and tide data or remote sensing oceanographic data
no
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
173
8/2012
Male
Santa Clara University
 
08/01/2012 to   08/01/2014
Recent Graduate
Marine Ecology, Climate Change, Pelagic fishes, Coral Reefs
no
no
yes
United States
Bachelor
yes
174
8/2012
Female
Alaskan Observers Inc.
 
01/01/2013 to 12/31/2013 
Groundfish Observer
I am interested in coral biology and distribution studies as well as studies relating to commercial fisheries.
no
yes
yes
Bachelor
yes
175
8/2012
Male
New Mexico Tech
Graduate Student (PhD)
Chemical Oceanography
no
no
yes
Nigerian
Bachelor
yes
176
8/2012
Female
US Forest Service
 
09/01/2012 to 12/31/2020 
At-sea seabird (marbled murrelet) surveyor
Seabirds, kelp forests, fisheries, mammals, ocean physics
yes
yes
yes
Bachelor
yes
177
8/2012
Male
Florida Institute of Technology
 
08/10/2012 to 12/31/2013 
Research Professional
I have experience with plankton, trace chemistry, current profilers, sediment samplers, and I am very interested in hydrographic surveying. I want to one day operate vessels and map the ocean floor, so I would happily accept any opportunity to squire under a captain or mate, or if there was an opportunity to help in mapping the oceans, I would jump on it! Similarly, hydro-acoustics are only a hop, skip, or jump away from SONAR, so if I could make it aboard a cruise destined for this study, I would be equally excited.I am also AAUS science diver trained, so if you need one of those for any reason, SIGN ME UP!!
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
179
8/2012
Female
Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island
 
09/18/2012 to 12/13/2013 
Ph.D. Student
Ecosystems science, human impacts on marine ecosystems, biogeochemistry (nitrogen cycling), primary productivity, food web dynamics, fisheries. Currently I work on the impact of nutrient pollution on nitrogen cycling in salt marshes. In the past I have worked on nutrient pollution in estuaries, food web dynamics using stable isotopes, restoration projects, nutrient cycling, and environmental monitoring.
no
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
180
8/2012
Female
University of Oslo
 
08/01/2012 to 07/30/2013 
Student
After a completed Bachelors Degree in Mathematics, I took the required subjects to qualify for a Masters in Oceanography(approximately a one-year study). I have to say that I found every subject fascinating - with a special interest in Physical Oceanography. But I find the interaction between sea-atmosphere and the climatic/environmental issues intriguing as well.
yes
no
yes
Norway
Bachelor
yes
181
9/2012
Female
Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island
 
 
Chemical Oceanography
no
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
182
9/2012
Female
Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island
 
08/01/2012 to 07/30/2013 
Graduate Student
Biogeochemistry, biological oceanography
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
183
12/2012
Female
Los Angeles Maritime Institute
 
9/12/12 to 9/12/13 
Deckhand/Educator
HABs, ocean acidification, acoustics, phytoplankton nutrient cycling, fisheries management
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
184
12/2012
Male
USCG Aux.
 
09/14/2012 to 12/31/2014 
Ship Captain
All areas of Physical,Biological and Geological Oceanography and Meteorological applications.
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
185
12/2012
Male
ICMPA-UNESCO Chair (Cotonou-Benin)
PhD Student
Physical Oceanography
yes
no
yes
Benin
Master
no
186
12/2012
Female
Rutgers University
 
11/01/2012 to 09/01/2013 
Research Assistant
Biophysical interactions, ocean acidification, phytoplankton ecology, polar oceanography
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
187
12/2012
Female
Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode Island
 
09/1/2012 to 05/31/2013 
Graduate Assistant/Student
Biogeochemistry, Chemical or Geological Oceanography
no
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
188
12/2012
Male
University of Dschang
 
07/01/2012 to 10/05/2013 
Junior Lecturer
Oceanography and climate change
no
no
yes
Cameroon
PhD
yes
189
12/2012
Male
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
 
01/01/2013 to 01/01/2014 
Intern at the Virginia Fisheries and Aquatic Wildlife Center
Biological, Physical and Geological Oceanography.
no
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
190
12/2012
Female
University of South Florida
 
05/01/2013 to 08/20/2013 
Student
Fish population dynamics and coral reef and fishery population management
no
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
191
12/2012
Female
University of Hawaii at Manoa
 
11/01/12 to 9/15/17 
Graduate Student Marine Geology
Studies related to, paleomagnetism, deep earth drilling, back arc basin formation, subduction zone processes, REEs, and deep sea mining.
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
192
12/2012
Male
Brown University
research scientist/biostats, epi, geog
biological distributions, ice, remote sensing, modelling
yes
no
yes
PhD
yes
193
12/2012
Male
Unaffiliated
 
01/01/2013 to  
Retired IT Director
I have a broad interest in the oceanographic field and I have the time and energy to devote to contributing to a successful experiment.
no
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
194
12/2012
Male
NPS/UCSB
 
01/01/2013 to 03/28/2013 
Coastal Ecologist-NPS
Ocean acidification and the effect of OA on the biological pump.
no
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
195
12/2012
Male
Bates College
 
06/01/13 to 09/01/13 
Student
Policy and Stakeholder Engagement
no
no
yes
High School
yes
196
12/2012
Male
University of Rhode Island
 
05/01/2013 to 09/01/2013 
Student
Subsurface imaging, ground penetrating sonar, active source seismology, gravity anomolies, bathymetry, marine geophysics.
no
yes
High School
yes
197
12/2012
Female
Atlanta Technical CollegeRhode Island
 
05/15/2013 to 08/15/2013 
Student
Currently, I am a bioscience technology student with a goal of pursuing my doctoral degree in aquatic microbiology. Because I am new to the field, I am primarily interested in obtaining at-sea research experience and applying aquatic technology in situ.
no
no
yes
USA
Bachelor
yes
198
12/2012
Female
Knox College
 
 
Student
Biodiversity in HTV and other extreme environments.
yes
no
yes
China
High School
yes
199
12/2012
Female
Texas A&M University
 
11/18/2012 to 12/31/2014 
PhD Student
Paleoceanography, paleoclimatology, marine geology, marine sediments, foraminiferal geochemistry, foraminiferal ecology, proxy development and calibration, abrupt climate change, radiocarbon, trace metal
yes
no
yes
Master
yes
200
12/2012
Female
Eckerd College, Graduating 5/13
 
05/25/2013 to 12/25/2014 
deckhand, student
deckhand, student
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
201
12/2012
Female
Cornell University & Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
 
06/01/2013 to  
Masters of Engineering student
Physical oceanography, air-sea interactions, biogeochemistry
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
202
12/2012
Male
Humboldt State University
 
05/20/2013 to 08/12/2013 
Student
Chemical and physical oceanography, The marine carbon cycle,ocean acidification and their relation to ocean circulation
yes
no
yes
High School
yes
203
12/2012
Female
Georgia Department of Natural Resources
 
04/01/2013 to 11/01/2013 
Marine Mammal Technician
Predator-prey (food web) dynamics; marine mammal ecology and conservation; fisheries impacts; seabird ecology; animal behavior; marine protected areas.
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
204
4/2013
Female
Eckerd College, Graduating 5/13
 
05/25/2013 to 12/25/2014 
deckhand, student
Mid-ocean ridge, hydrothermal vents, physical oceanography, oceanographic engineering, ocean-atmosphere interactions
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
205
4/2013
Male
Merchant Marine
 
06/01/2013 to 08/15/2013 
Marine Surveyor
I have been a licensed merchant marine officer for 10 years and worked the last 15 years as a marine surveyor on various types of cargo vessels. I am currently teaching in South Carolina and want to gain experience on R/Vs to use in the classroom.
no
no
yes
United States
Bachelor
yes
206
4/2013
Female
University of British Columbia
 
05/24/2013 to 08/30/2013 
2nd Year
Physical oceanography, mineralogy, and hydrothermal vents.
no
no
yes
Canada
High School
yes
207
4/2013
Female
Harvard University
 
02/01/2013 to  
teacher naturalist
deep sea biota/adaptations; hydrothermal vent and cold seep biota/adaptations, dispersal mechanisms; octopus
yes
no
yes
Master
yes
208
4/2013
Male
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
 
10/28/2013 to 10/28/2014 
PhD Student
physical oceanography meteorology Coastal and Ocean Engineering
yes
yes
yes
Brazil
Master
no
209
4/2013
Female
NOAA
 
Hydrographer
Hydrographic surveying, variety of geologic and paleontolgic and ocean observation systems deploment/monitoring related expiditions
yes
no
yes
United States
Bachelor
yes
210
4/2013
Male
Aland University of Applied Sciences
 
03/15/2013 to 03/15/2015 
Watch Stander
Studied natural sciences through high-school and participated in an Introductory course to Oceanography at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden
yes
no
yes
Sweden
Bachelor
yes
211
4/2013
Female
Scripps College
 
05/01/2013 to 08/01/2014 
Marine Ecology
Marine ecology; community ecology and interspecific interactions; anthropogenic effects on marine ecosystems
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
212
4/2013
Female
Harvard University
 
08/10/2013 to 08/01/2014 
Marine Ecology Research Assistant
Marine ecology; community ecology and interspecific interactions; anthropogenic effects on marine ecosystems
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
213
4/2013
Male
La Sierra University
 
08/10/2013 to 08/10/2014 
Student
Any type of oceanographic area including physical, biological or physical oceanography
no
yes
yes
United States
High School
yes
214
4/2013
Female
graduate of University of Cadiz (Spain)
 
04/01/2013 to 12/31/2013 
Currently Unemployed
Phytoplancton ecology, marine microbiology
no
no
yes
Spain
Master
yes
215
4/2013
Male
URI - GSO
 
04/15/2013 to 09/01/2013 
Masters Student
Paleoceanography, geology, geochemistry
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
yes
216
4/2013
Female
San Francisco State University
 
04/03/2013 to 04/03/2014 
Volunteer
marine biology, marine ecology, biology of the algae, marine mammal studies, marine conservation/restoration, fisheries
yes
no
yes
Bachelor
no
217
4/2013
Male
University of Alaska-Fairbanks
 
10/09/2013 to 07/31/2014 
Associate Professor
Central and Southeast Pacific, Antarctica, Russian and North Atlantic High Arctic
yes
no
yes
German
PhD
yes

 

 

 

 

 


 

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