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SEA Currents: SSV Corwith Cramer
April 16, 2015
C-259: Marine Biodiversity & Conservation
Proposed cruise track of C-259, Marine Biodiversity & Conservation.
The students of C-259, Marine Biodiversity & Conservation, will join the SSV Corwith Cramer in San Juan, Puerto Rico, by April 20th. They will be back on campus in Woods Hole, MA to finish their program with a symposium, on June 12, 2015.
Ship's Company
Caption: Jason Quilter
Chief Mate: Allison Taylor
2nd Mate: Ashley Meyer
3rd Mate: Cassie Sleeper
Engineer: Ted Fleming
Assistant Engineer (Bermuda to NY): Willie Scheurich
Steward: Lauren Heinen
Chief Scientist: Amy Siuda
Assistant Scientist: Matt Hirsch
Assistant Scientist: Laura Cooney
Assistant Scientist: Brittany Mauer
Maritime Policy Faculty: Tiffany Smythe
Visitors, San Juan to Bermuda
Robert Barlow, Archimedes Aerospace LLC
Robbie Smith, Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo
Students
Amalia Alberini, University Pierre et Marie Curie
William Botta, University of Rhode Island
Anthony Daley, University of New Hampshire
Mareike Romero, Humboldt State University
Fredrik Eriksson, Dartmouth College
Hannah Freyer, Colorado College
Lena Goss, Whitman College
Martha Graham, Grinnell College
Grayson Huston, University of California, Berkeley
Sabrina Hutchinson, Hawaii Pacific University
Margaret Keefe, Mount Holyoke College
Helena McMonagle, Wellesley College
Elizabeth Olson, Northeastern University
Ryan Plantz, Ripon College
Olivia Robson, University of Connecticut, Storrs
Katarina Rolf, Carleton College
Callie Schultz, Mount Holyoke College
Sarah Stratton, Oberlin College
Elizabeth Tonkin, Colby College
Joseph Townsend, UNC- Chapel Hill
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We wish everyone safe travels, and we cannot wait to hear about your adventure upon your return. What a wonderful opportunity and experience.
May you have fair winds and following seas, and long may your big jib draw!
Ahoy Matey!! Wishing you all a fun adventure. May you have a safe journey with fair winds and clear bright westerly skies to guide you back. No diving from the crows nest and
don’t keel over!! Love to all.
Have a great trip Everyone! See you in NYC…May you have Fair Winds & Following Seas…