graduate students

Who are the graduate students of the College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences? They are former educators and oyster lovers. They are conservationists who advocate for Ecuadorian mangroves, geologists who study deep space and time. They come from across the country and world. And they could be your next urban water planner or the next to discover a new species of the deep sea.

Hear their stories and learn more.

Melissa McCracken: Waters of the World
Ph.D. student in geography
Advisor: Aaron Wolf
Hear Melissa's story

Michael Harrison:
Urban Water

Ph.D. student in geology and water resources science
Advisors: Roy Haggerty and Mary Santelmann


Hear Michael's story

Iria Gimenez:
Oyster Advocate

Ph.D. student in ocean, earth and
atmospheric sciences

Advisor: George Waldbusser


Hear Iria's story

en español

Brian Erickson:
Hope for Ocean
Acidification

M.S. student in marine resource
management

Advisors: Tracy Crews and
Flaxen Conway


Hear Brian's story

Sarah Seabrook:
Deep-Sea Explorer

Ph.D. student in ocean, earth and
atmospheric sciences

Advisor: Andrew Thurber


Hear Sarah's story

Melva Treviño Peña:
Protecting Mangroves

Ph.D. student in geography
Advisor: Laurence Becker


Hear Melva's story

Cedric Hagen:
Ancient Earth

Ph.D. student in geology
Advisor: Jessica Creveling


Hear Cedric's story

 


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