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Grace Cajski, a 2022 Hollings Scholar, is interested in how coastal communities are feeding themselves in a changing world.
Emma Rudy Srebnik, a 2022 Hollings scholar, walks us through a day in her life at a remote Alaskan research station.
Roxanne Mina, a 2022 Hollings scholar, spent her summer internship examining variability in low or depleted oxygen levels in U.S. coastal waters.
TreVaughn Ellis, a 2022 Hollings scholar, visualizes his journey as a scientist and Hollings intern through animation.
Makayla Neldner, a 2022 Hollings scholar, shares about her internship on the impact of 'forever chemicals' on grass shrimp.
Hollings scholar Seraina Rioult-Pedotti learns from an internship project on diets of harvested Alaskan fish.
Hollings scholar Nicole Reynolds takes you along for a day of fieldwork in Alaska.
Webinar: The impacts of African Americans/Blacks in aquatic sciences, and the contributions of LMRCSC to a diverse scientific workforce.
Emmelia Ashton shares about her research project and other impactful experiences during her Hollings internship.
EPP/MSI LMRCSC II prepares fellows for future careers in NOAA-mission enterprise
Jonah Pereyra shares about his internship growing his skills as a science researcher, educator, and communicator
Sarah Hensley shares about her Hollings internship studying common dolphin diet.
New CoCoRaHS Data Explorer gives volunteers an easier, more in-depth way to view data
Allie Redford shares about her Hollings internship analyzing sperm whale calls to learn about their foraging behavior.