2012 EARTH Workshop Participants
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Participants | Presenters
| Name | School/Organization | Grade/Subject | |
Elaine Beasley |
Morehead-Camp Glen | 5, All subjects | ebteach4k@yahoo.com |
Deborah Burton |
Morehead-Camp Glen | 5, Science | deborah.burton@carteretk12.org |
Jennifer Coggins |
Morehead Middle | 6, Science | jennifer.coggins@carteretk12.org |
Maryann Fore |
Smyrna Elementary | 4, All subjects | maryann.fore@carteretk12.org |
Jody Holloway |
Croatan High | 9-12, APES/Phys/Bio | jody.holloway@carteretk12.org |
Donna Jones |
Newport Middle | 7-8, Tech/Science | donna.jones@carteretk12.org |
Gail Lemiec |
NC Aquarium-PKS | K-12+, Science | gail.lemiec@ncaquariums.com |
Susan Merrell |
Morehead Elementary | 5, Science | susan.merrell@carteretk12.org |
Jennifer Mott |
Myrtle Grove Middle | 8, Science | jenniemott@att.net |
Guy Sanderson |
Broad Creek Middle | 7, Science | guy.sanderson@carteretk12.org |
Amy Sauls |
Jones Senior High | 9-12, APES/EES/Bio | Amy.Sauls@jonesnc.net |
Sherri Spangler-Herman |
AIG | sherrispangler_herman@yahoo.com | |
Renee Synan |
Morehead Middle | 7, Math | renee.synan@yahoo.com |
Suzan Wallace |
White Oak Elementary | K-5, Visual Arts | suzan.wallace@carteretk12.org |
| Name | Organization | City/State | |
Miriam Sutton |
Carteret County Schools |
Beaufort, NC |
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Windy Arey-Kent |
North Carolina Aquariums, |
Pine Knoll Shores, NC |
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Windy is a graduate of the University of NC at Wilmington in Marine Biology and Environmental Science. She has worked in the field of marine science education since 1991 in a variety of spots around the country including California, Oregon and of course, NC. She is currently the Education Curator at the NC Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores. |
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Jennifer Dorton |
University of North Carolina, Wilmington |
Wilmington, NC |
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Jennifer Dorton is the Program Manager for the NOAA funded Coastal Ocean Research and Monitoring Program (CORMP) which is located at the UNC Wilmington Center for Marine Science. Jennifer has been involved with real-time ocean observing systems in NC and SC for 8 years. Additionally, Jennifer works with the Southeast Coastal Ocean Observing Regional Association (SECOORA) which organizes the ocean observing community in NC, SC, GA and FL. Jennifer works with CORMP and SECOORA partners to provide oceanographic and meteorological data to the National Weather Service, US Coast Guard, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, and boaters and fishermen throughout the southeast. |
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Joel Fodrie |
University of North Carolina, |
Morehead City, NC |
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Dr. Joel Fodrie is an Assistant Professor of fisheries oceanography and ecology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he studies the population dynamics of fishes and shellfish. Dr. Fodrie works along all three major U.S. coastlines, examining: 1) how the dispersal of marine organisms connects populations and affects overall fishery productivity; 2) how food-web interactions within estuarine communities can be used inform ecosystem-based management; 3) linkages between coastal habitat quality and fishery production; and, 4) how harvest pressure and climate variability have influenced the long-term population trends of fishery species (using multi-decade data sets). Dr. Fodrie earned his Ph.D. in Oceanography from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (2006; University of California, San Diego) and was a post-doctoral researcher at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab (Dauphin Island, Alabama) before moving back to North Carolina – where he was raised and attended school as an undergraduate - in the summer of 2009. He has contributed 26 peer-reviewed articles and manuscripts that explore mechanisms of population variability for fishery species. These articles appear in journals such as Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Ecology, and Limnology & Oceanography. |
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