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Topic: Teacher at Sea program

A side view of NOAA Ship Pisces at port.

Educators set sail, join NOAA scientists for 2023 Teacher at Sea field season

May 2, 2023

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A side view of NOAA Ship Pisces at port.

Teacher at Sea Maronda Hastie holds a snowy grouper.

Podcast: From gradebooks to baiting hooks — meet Teacher at Sea Maronda Hastie

January 24, 2023

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Teacher at Sea Maronda Hastie holds a snowy grouper.

Teacher at Sea Susan Dee deploys a drifter buoy.

30 years of new frontiers: Why send teachers to sea?

July 17, 2020

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Teacher at Sea Susan Dee deploys a drifter buoy.

Teacher at Sea Alumnus Spencer Cody (NOAA Ship Pisces, 2014) and his students, visiting from South Dakota, get ready for a day trip on the Southeast Fisheries Science Center's R/V Caretta out of Pascagoula, Mississippi, in 2019.

Teacher at Sea alumnus brings South Dakota students to Mississippi to see ocean science in action

May 6, 2020

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Teacher at Sea Alumnus Spencer Cody (NOAA Ship Pisces, 2014) and his students, visiting from South Dakota, get ready for a day trip on the Southeast Fisheries Science Center's R/V Caretta out of Pascagoula, Mississippi, in 2019.

Mary Cook, left, was a Teacher at Sea in 2016. She continues to make an impact by connecting her students with NOAA science and scientists.

Teacher at Sea alum connects students in Alaska to NOAA science

April 30, 2019

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Mary Cook, left, was a Teacher at Sea in 2016. She continues to make an impact by connecting her students with NOAA science and scientists.

Teacher at Sea Eric Koser teaches physics at Mankato West High School in Mankato, Minnesota. Eric was aboard NOAA Ship Rainier while scientists conducted a hydrographic survey in Cold Bay, Alaska, in 2018.

Educators: Set sail with NOAA! Become a Teacher at Sea

November 1, 2018

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Teacher at Sea Eric Koser teaches physics at Mankato West High School in Mankato, Minnesota. Eric was aboard NOAA Ship Rainier while scientists conducted a hydrographic survey in Cold Bay, Alaska, in 2018.

Several NOAA Teacher at Sea alumni came together in Pascagoula, Mississippi, at NOAA's facility to learn about science research in the region, expand their STEM education network, and enhance their at-sea experience.

Alumni workshops bring teachers together, building on NOAA’s Teacher at Sea experience

March 1, 2017

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Several NOAA Teacher at Sea alumni came together in Pascagoula, Mississippi, at NOAA's facility to learn about science research in the region, expand their STEM education network, and enhance their at-sea experience.

Meet NOAA Teacher at Sea Mary Cook.

NOAA's Teacher at Sea program makes an impact

March 28, 2018

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Meet NOAA Teacher at Sea Mary Cook.

NOAA Teacher at Sea Barney Peterson sailed aboard the NOAA Ship Oregon II for a long line survey in the Gulf of Mexico.

From ship to shore, this Seattle NOAA Teacher at Sea makes an impact

July 13, 2017

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NOAA Teacher at Sea Barney Peterson sailed aboard the NOAA Ship Oregon II for a long line survey in the Gulf of Mexico.

NOAA Teacher at Sea Barney Peterson sailed aboard the NOAA Ship Oregon II for a long line survey in the Gulf of Mexico.

Video: From ship to shore, this Seattle NOAA Teacher at Sea makes an impact

July 13, 2017

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NOAA Teacher at Sea Barney Peterson sailed aboard the NOAA Ship Oregon II for a long line survey in the Gulf of Mexico.

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