This past year, SEA Semester alumna Casey Dannhauser, C-245, has been working with the Barnstable Clean Water Coalition, the EPA, and The Nature Conservancy to design a bioreactor that was installed this summer in a cranberry bog in Marstons Mills. The research project will generate data that will help Cape Cod towns restore wetlands and improve water quality.
Alana writes: After SEA semester I had a reinvigorated passion for the environment and environmental protection. I graduated from college with a degree in Geography and Environmental Studies, and SEA semester was by far my best experience in college. I then went on to pursue a law degree, with the intent to practice environmental law.
Dr. Amy Bower’s groundbreaking research centers of deep ocean currents. Legally blind since her mid-20s, she uses adaptive technology and has become an advocate for the visually impaired.
A licensed professional engineer at ReVision Energy, a New England solar power company, Hans Albee is responsible for overseeing commercial project management, engineering, and design in the company's Liberty, Maine branch, where he is part of the Branch Leadership Team.
Pam Clark’s job is to make sure the complex ship systems aboard research vessels at sea are well-designed and operating smoothly.