Where are they now?
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With over 200 individuals who have gone through our graduate program over the past 30 years, here’s a sampling of what some of them are up to now. Theresa Berrell (M.S.) – Youth Science Center, Science Museum of Minnesota Robert Bryan, Jr.(M.S.) - Professor, Department of Anesthesiology, Director of Research, Baylor College of Medicine Glen Chaplin (M.S.) – Program Assistant, Auburn University’s Marine Extension and Research Center, focus on oyster reef restoration projects in Mobile Bay Leslie Gallagher Craig (M.S.) - NOAA, habitat restoration division Alan Foster (M.S.) – U.S. Navy, Stennis Space Center Katherine Cantor Foster (M.S.) – U.S. Navy, Stennis Space Center Brian Jones (M.S.) – Senior Aquarist, Dauphin Island Sea Lab Deborah Kilbane (M.S.) - South Florida Water Management District, focus on Everglades restoration projects Kevin Kirsch (M.S.)- NOAA’s Damage Assessment Center (DAC) doing damage assessment and restoration of seagrass injuries caused by vessel groundings in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Glen Miley (M.S.) – Consulting firm, Joe A. Edmisten, Inc. & Associates, Pensacola, Florida Walter Ogburn (M.S.) - Environmental Engineering, University of Florida Kirsten Walker Patterson (M.S.) Marine Educator, Dauphin Island Sea Lab Will Patterson (Ph.D.) – Research Assistant Professor, University of South Alabama Brad Peterson (Ph.D.) - Assistant Professor, Southampton College, New York Ted Stets (MS) - Ph.D. program at University of Minnesota Judy Stout (Ph.D.) - Vice President of Academic Affairs, University of South Alabama John Valentine (Ph.D.) – Senior Marine Scientist, Dauphin Island Sea Lab, and Associate Professor of Marine Sciences, University of South Alabama |
