Division of Ocean Sciences, Spring 1999 Newsletter
Contents

Communication
Sites of Interest
CAREER Award Recipients
CAREER Workshop
Special Focus on REUs
Program News
Program Assistants of OCE
OCE Profile--Ronnie Butler
Proposal Target Dates
Notice to PI's Submitting Proposals
Guidance to Reviewers
Staff Changes
Budget Numbers

Other Stories and Notices

 

 

 

 

Almost all the significant decisions within the Division are founded upon the results from community-based deliberations - workshops, panel meetings, steering committees, etc.

 

Staff Changes
Recently we have had quite a few changes to the Division of Ocean Sciences Staff.

Dick Ou, Physical Oceanography Associate Program Director, has left to go back to the academic community at Lamont Doherty in New York.

Photo of Steve MeachamSteve Meacham from Atmospheric and Environmental Research, Inc. (AER) in Cambridge, MA came to work in the Physical Oceanography Program as a visiting scientist for one year. His research includes large-scale ocean variability and predictability.

 

Photo of Dave KadkoDave Kadko has joined the Chemical Oceanography Program as an Associate Program Director/Interim Program Associate. Dave comes from the University of Miami, RSMAS in the Marine and Atmospheric Chemistry Department. He studies isotopic tracers of ocean processes.

 

Photo of Kandy BinkleyKandy Binkley is our new Science Assistant/Assistant Program Director working with Mike Reeve in the Ocean Sciences Research Section. She recently received her Masters in Technical Management at Johns Hopkins University.She previously worked at Bermuda Biological Station for Research, Inc.

 

Photo of Beth DayBeth Day is a new Sea Grant Fellow specializing in marine education. She is receiving her Ph.D. in Marine Science at the University of South Carolina. She will be working with the Oceanographic Technology and Interdisciplinary Coordination (OTIC) Program.

Photo of Alison SipeAlison Sipe, is also a new Sea Grant Fellow, who recently received her Masters in Marine Studies at the University of Delaware. She studied the symbiotic biology of shipworms and their cellulolytic bacteria. She will be working with the Biological Program.

 

Photo of Natasha GrayNatasha Gray joined the Division as a Science Assistant and is working with both the Biological and the Oceanographic Technology and Interdisciplinary Coordination (OTIC) Programs. She was previously at the National Museum of Natural History.

 

Photo of Veronica MarjerisonVeronica Marjerison is the new clerk in the front office of the Division. She previously worked for a software company in Falls Church, VA.

 

 

Photo of Meechi HawkinsMeechi Hawkins is a STEP (Student Temporary Employment Program) student who helps out with various tasks in the Division. She is a junior at Bishop McNamara High School in Forestville, MD.

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