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A blog by and about students supported by Maryland Sea Grant

research fellow, SAV study. Photo, Debbie Hinkle

Photo, Debbie Hinkle

Embracing Your Inner Imposter

Brittany Marsden •

It was my first day on the job as a new Knauss Marine Policy Fellow. Was accepting this position a mistake?

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Microbial Diversity and Ecosystem Health: A Citizen Science Collaboration

Sarah Laperriere •

With a rising population, humans are altering the way land is used in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. These changes in land use are threatening the health of many stream ecosystems across Maryland.

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Getting the Most Out of Scientific Conferences – Professionally and Personally

Emily Liljestrand •
As the child of academics, I’ve been attending scientific conferences before I could walk. Aimed primarily to graduate students and/or young professionals, the following are my tips on what to do before you leave for the conference, while you’re there, and once you return to your hope institution.  Read more...

This Chesapeake Bay Phytoplankton Finds Multiple Ways to Snack

Alison Aceves •

This summer, I was presented with the unique opportunity to participate in the Maryland Sea Grant Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program. My experiences in this program – going on a research cruise, canoeing the Patuxent River, and visiting the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History – were incredible.  Read more...

Who Volunteers for the Watershed Stewards Academies?

William Yagatich •

Based on a recent survey, my advisor, a colleague, and I have found that people who volunteer in environmental groups are unlike the average citizen.

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