Hey STEMSEAS Alumni! Want tips on getting into grad school? Join us for a webinar on Sunday, November 23rd, at 4pm ET! iupvideo.zoom.us/meeting/reg…

How do you get into grad school? Learn from some of our STEMSEAS alumni and mentors on May 4th, at 4pm ET! iupvideo.zoom.us/meeting/reg…

We’re offering a special #STEMSEAS transit aimed at #HBCU faculty aboard the RV Neil Armstrong! Applications are due January 24th!

That’s a wrap on #AGU24! We had a spectacular time sharing the science behind #STEMSEAS and introducing our students to a scientific conference. We’ll see you all next time!

We had so many amazing reflections from our students on our last day at sea. Blog Post (by Paul Haddad) stemseas.wordpress.com/2024/…

Hi, Francisco here, one of the STEAMSEAS students, read my post: stemseas.wordpress.com/2024/…

In the words of our student Tayler, "My experience on the Hugh Sharp was nothing short of thrilling. I learned about marine geoscience, about what it takes to do field research at sea (apparently TONS of dramamine), and I made a lot of friends." stemseas.wordpress.com/2024/…

A good blend of science and fun has made the students reluctant to leave. Read this blog post from one of our students - Kamya - as she talks about the fourth day of the expedition. Read more here: stemseas.wordpress.com/2024/…

Busy day coring, looking at specimen from the core sample and from plankton towing under the microscope, seeing beautiful sunsets, sunrises and sunfishes! More at Kaila's blogpost here: stemseas.wordpress.com/2024/…

Life is just so beautiful, especially in our moments together watching the sunrise or sunset, chilling under the stars, watching the waves, or just laughing and being silly. Much love to everyone on the R/V Sharp for making our brief time here memorable.