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SEA Seminars Summer High School Programs

SEA Seminars Summer High School Programs. www.sea.edu. High School Programs. Science at SEA (SAS) Oceanography of the Gulf of Maine (OGM)* Oceanography of the Southern California Bight (OSCB). Also, Undergraduate college programs. * Run jointly with Shoals Marine Lab.

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SEA Seminars Summer High School Programs

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  1. SEA Seminars Summer High School Programs www.sea.edu

  2. High School Programs • Science at SEA (SAS) • Oceanography of the Gulf of Maine (OGM)* • Oceanography of the Southern California Bight (OSCB) Also, Undergraduate college programs * Run jointly with Shoals Marine Lab

  3. Program Structure Summer: 3 weeks, various sessions On shore in Woods Hole, MA; Catalina Island, CA; or Appledore Island, ME At sea on board a Tall Ship Interdisciplinary Subjects Oceanography Nautical Science Maritime Studies Marine Biology & Ecology Coastal Ecology Hands-on sailing & scientific research ** No sailing experience necessary!**

  4. Science at SEA (SAS) On shore in Woods Hole; at sea aboard SSV Corwith Cramer • Oceanography • Maritime Studies • Nautical Science • Field Trips • Circumnavigate Cape Cod • Oceanographic research projects * Several sessions offered throughout the summer

  5. Oceanography of the Gulf of Maine (OGM) On shore on Appledore Island; at sea aboard SSV Corwith Cramer • Study at Shoals Marine Lab • Introduction to Oceanography • Coastal Oceanography • Marine Biology • Data Observation & Collection • Field trips to neighboring islands *2 College credits earned through Cornell University upon successful completion

  6. Oceanography of the Southern California Bight (OSCB) On shore on Catalina Island; at sea aboard SSV Robert C. Seamans • Study at the Wrigley Marine Science Center • Marine Biology • Marine Ecology • Snorkeling • Hiking

  7. SSV Corwith CramerLOA: 134’ Rig: Brigantine Year built: 1987 Gross Tons: 158 SSV Robert C. SeamansLOA: 134.5 Rig: Brigantine Year Built: 2001 Gross Tons: 211

  8. Life at Sea • 2:1 student to staff ratio • Students are full, active crew members • Conduct oceanographic research • Navigate and maneuver the ship • Set and strike sails

  9. Learn, first-hand, about every aspect of the ship…. 24/7

  10. Hands-on Science • Fully equipped for sampling & analysis • National Science Foundation funded labs

  11. Community

  12. Faculty 15 Full-time Ph.D. Oceanographers and Historians USCG licensed Master Mariners 8:1 student to faculty ratio on shore 2:1 student to faculty ratio at sea

  13. SEA Seminar Alumni “ When people asked me how my summer went, I was speechless. The whole experience was out of this world, from the great friends I made, to what I learned, to the overwhelming emotion I felt from being on the water.” - Olivia Fortunato, 2008 Seminar Student “SEA was truly one of the best experiences I’ve ever had. It not only gives high school students an insight into college life, but prepares them for a journey of self-discovery and long-lasting friendships.” - Pablo Silva, 2008 Seminar Student “I met so many amazing people who encouraged me to seek my own challenge, and who inspired me. I learned about myself and who I want to be. It was a life-changing experience that gave me skills that will serve me throughout life and memories that will last forever.” - Paula Mohlenkamp, 2008 Seminar Student

  14. Contact the SEA Admissions Office 800.552.3633 ext. 770 admission@sea.edu www.sea.edu

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