Grunion Bowl Puts Focus on Marine Biology
Game show-style competition tests high school teams’ knowledge of oceans.
(From U-T San Diego) – What is an estuary? Does a gulf stream have a larger volume transport than a Humboldt Current? If the height of a wave is 2 meters, what is its amplitude?
Aquaculture-Related Webinar – Register Now!
[ March 22, 2011; 9:00 am to 10:00 am. ] Philip “Skip” Kemp, Curriculum Area Coordinator and professor for the Aquaculture Technology Program at Carteret Community College in Morehead City, NC, will be presenting the webinar titled Carteret Community College’s Aquaculture Program: Applying Marine Sciences on the North Carolina Coast.
Invitation to Apply: Student Scholarship Award for Applied Science
The Pacific Coast Shellfish Growers Association (PCSGA) invites students to apply for the Applied Research Student Scholarship Award.
2010 NOSB Finals – Award Ceremony Video Slideshow
Check out the video slideshow that was shown at the 2010 NOSB Finals award ceremony.
Ocean Knowledge Focus of National Competition
Groton, Conn. – Teams of students from four local schools spent Saturday battling other schools from across the state and Rhode Island on marine sciences knowledge in the 12th annual Quahog Bowl.
National Ocean Sciences Bowl
The National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB®) is an academic competition that tests high school students knowledge of the marine sciences including biology, chemistry, physics, and geology.
Five-Member Team Wins Northern New England Ocean Sciences Bowl
Fifteen teams of high school students from Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont competed in the annual regional ocean sciences bowl, the Nor’easter Bowl, Saturday at the University of New Hampshire.
