Below is a list of the NOAA Teachers at Sea for the 2018 Field Season. Once they embark 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 recent Teacher Logs, please go to the NOAA Teacher At Sea Homepage
Cynthia Byers from Wisconsin
Geoffrey Carlisle from Texas
Victoria Cavanaugh from Massachusetts
Emily Cilli-Turner from Washington
Ashley Cosme from Indiana
Jennifer Dean from Washington
Susan Dee from South Carolina
Justin Garritt from Maryland
Kimberly Godfrey from Pennsylvania
Michelle Greene from South Carolina
Kristin Hennessy-McDonald from Tennessee
Brandy Hill from Oregon
Angela Hung from Illinois
Thomas Jenkins from Ohio
Stephen Kade from Michigan
David Knight from California
Eric Koser from Minnesota
Dana Kosztur from Mississippi
Anne Krauss from New York
Martha Loizeaux from Florida
Roy Moffitt from New Hampshire
Victoria Obenchain from California
Heather O’Connell from Hawaii
Jeffrey Peterson from California
Taylor Planz from Georgia
Meredith Salmon from New Jersey
Thomas Savage from North Carolina
Pam Schaffer from California
Joan Shea-Rogers from Illinois
Lacee Sherman from California
Lenore Teevan from Virginia
David Tourtellot from Missouri
Mark Van Arsdale from Alaska
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
I am genuinely delighted to read this blog posts which carries lots of valuable
facts, thanks for providing these kinds of data.
I wanted to know the if i can persue PhD in Zoology after doing Msc in Marine Science ?
What is it like being on sea?
I look forward to reading the Blog of Virginia Warren. Betty Bocox
I will watch all this amazing scientific adventure! I will use this to share with my students! Thanks you TAS for this opportunity: to be somehow part of your cruises!
Kind Regards, Manuela Prajea
Dear Educators, I wish you a wonderful season with astonishing accomplishments!
Carol Schnaiter, I enjoyed reading your blog! Thanks for all you do for the students at Central!
Congratulations all! This will be one of the most special experiences as a teacher and a learner! Cheers!
Good luck, all! Can’t wait to hear about your adventures!
way to go Heidi
Good luck Kathleen! Hope you and the staff are enjoying and learning from your amazing journey!
Leah, my father is a Paleo-ichthyologist. He would loved to have had this amazing opportunity. Enjoy this incredible experience.