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Alegado becomes first Indigenous person appointed to national ocean studies board - Vimarsana News

Alegado becomes first Indigenous person appointed to national ocean studies board

Rosie ʻAnolani Alegado is the first Indigenous person appointed to the Ocean Studies Board.

Source: hawaii.edu
Maine Maritime hosting a climate symposium - The Ellsworth American - Vimarsana News

Maine Maritime hosting a climate symposium - The Ellsworth American

“We are so excited to host this panel of experts at MMA and give students the opportunity to engage in this very relevant and important conversation” said Tristan Walker, a Class of 2022 marine science major and lead event organizer.

Four UNE marine program alums land jobs with same seafood organization - Vimarsana News

Four UNE marine program alums land jobs with same seafood organization

Four UNE alums, Noelle Wisneski, B.A. ’19 (Marine Affairs), M.S. ’21 (Ocean Food Systems), Michail Bilek, B.A. ’18 (Ocean Studies and Marine Affairs

Regional Maritime body elects new governing council - Vimarsana News

Regional Maritime body elects new governing council

The ship of Caribbean women in the maritime industry is being steered by a newly elected Governing Council, voted into office at the Women in Maritime Association, Caribbean’s (WiMAC) Annual General Meeting and Elections held on December 10,2021. Affectionately referred to as “SEAsters,” the members hail from different countries and territories that span the Caribbean Sea, a WiMAC release states. The newly elected Governing Council is as follows: President, Tamara …

Regional Maritime body elects new governing council - Vimarsana News

Regional Maritime body elects new governing council

The ship of Caribbean women in the maritime industry is being steered by a newly elected Governing Council, voted into office at the Women in Maritime Association, Caribbean’s (WiMAC) Annual General Meeting and Elections held on December 10,2021. Affectionately referred to as “SEAsters,” the members hail from different countries and territories that span the Caribbean Sea, a WiMAC release states. The newly elected Governing Council is as follows: President, Tamara …