SEA Currents: News
November 25, 2020
Livin’ large on dock

Today was our first step into boat life and my 21st birthday. I was woken up at 0100 for my first watch of the trip with Caroline.
November 24, 2020
Finally!
November 23, 2020
C-295, Caribbean Reef Expedition

Students enrolled in SEA Semester Class C-295, Caribbean Reef Expedition, join the SSV Corwith Cramer in Key West on Nov. 23rd for a month-long voyage in the Florida Reef Tract, ending in Key West on Dec. 23rd. There are no scheduled port stops.
November 23, 2020
Prologue: Looking back before we set sail

We board the SSV Corwith Cramer tomorrow! It’s been a long road to get here already (literally and figuratively), and we haven’t yet set eyes on the ship. We’ll run you through some of the details.
November 17, 2020
SEA Wins NAMEPA Marine Environment Protection Award

On November 5th, the North American Marine Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA) honored SEA as a recipient of its 2020 Marine Environment Protection Awards.
November 17, 2020
Thanks for Nothing (and other final thoughts)

This blog post is a recounting of the events of 17 November 2020. The final full day of C-294 onboard the Corwith Cramer.
November 16, 2020
Thank you, Shipmates!

On many of my SEA Semester programs, I have the pleasure of writing a blog post like this one near the end of a voyage.
November 15, 2020
C-294 Over and Out

… And to remember these times and minds, we have created a list of the 35 things we will miss the most for the 34 people and the ship we are leaving behind:
November 14, 2020
The Beginning of the End

After standing the first few dark, cold lookouts up North, and realizing we didn’t really know as many songs as we had thought, we needed a new method to help pass the hours.
November 12, 2020
Looking forward and looking back (with six days left)

Sitting on the quarterdeck in the hot sun and listening to my classmates present the many things they’ve discovered through their research projects, I reflect on a smaller discovery of my own: my favorite sentence in the world is, “Nobody really knows.”