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The Currents is a weekly newsletter sent by the Science Internship Program to current science students feature news, events, workshops, internship and job opportunities, funding opportunities, and more.
There are many research opportunities for marine science students. The following links highlight examples of faculty expertise, contact information, and potential student funding for research involvement.
The mission of the Marine Science Club is to unite the Marine Science student community in adventurous activities in support of learning and collaboration. Some group activities include bonfires, bowling, and marine science seminars. We aim to get students outside their classrooms to get them involved in other exciting elements of the marine science community. Check out their Facebook, Instagram, and MyRaft profiles.
Keep in mind, some of these roles might need extra skills, training, or certifications. Connect with a career advisor to discover how you can best prepare for these opportunities and get connected with one or more of our fantastic community partners.
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) - including the National Marine Sanctuary Program, the National Marine Fisheries Service, and the NOAA Corps
California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI)
National Geographic
Lindblad Expeditions
Apple Computer
Fugro Pelagos Inc (FPI)
Fishwise
Aquarium of the Pacific
Moss Landing Marine Laboratories
As a Cal State Monterey Bay student you will have access to advisors to support you throughout your educational and career journey.
Meg Austin
Center for Advising, Career, and Student Success
Academic Advisor
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Office Phone: 831-582-3937
Office Location: Library 3180
Email: maustin@csumb.edu
I can help with:
Understand how degree programs can help meet your career/academic goals
Identify program requirements and plan appropriate course schedules
Make changes to class schedules
Connect with appropriate campus resources
Lauren Knottek
Career Development, Center for Experiential Learning & Innovation
Career Advisor
Phone: 831-582-3937
Email: lknottek@csumb.edu
I can help with:
Explore Major & Career Options
Develop, Edit, and Tailor Resume and Cover Letters
Acing the Interview
Navigating the Job/Internship Search
Securing a post-graduation job
Planning for Graduate School Applications
Jesus Clemente
Center for Advising, Career, and Student Success
Student Success Advisor
Phone: 831-582-3937
Email:
I can help with: