20 min
8. Marine Biology at Central Campus The Become Here Project
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Central Campus Marine Biology students move among tanks of creatures from the ocean each day during their classes, caring for animals they would have to travel far to see in the wild. Despite the landlocked nature of our state, these students dream about careers exploring, investigating, and preserving our world’s oceans and their inhabitants. Nine of Dr. Gregory Barord’s students recently earned a special designation and opportunity that will open their world even more. Dr. Barord shares their success become NOAA Ocean Guardian Youth Ambassadors in a blog post special to the Blog@DMPS here.
We speak Dr. Barord and two of the nine students with the NOAA desgination: Vianne Stroope West, sophomore, Central Campus Marine Biology and East High School and Michael Gerety, senior, Central Campus Marine Biology and Ankeny High School.
Central Campus Marine Biology students move among tanks of creatures from the ocean each day during their classes, caring for animals they would have to travel far to see in the wild. Despite the landlocked nature of our state, these students dream about careers exploring, investigating, and preserving our world’s oceans and their inhabitants. Nine of Dr. Gregory Barord’s students recently earned a special designation and opportunity that will open their world even more. Dr. Barord shares their success become NOAA Ocean Guardian Youth Ambassadors in a blog post special to the Blog@DMPS here.
We speak Dr. Barord and two of the nine students with the NOAA desgination: Vianne Stroope West, sophomore, Central Campus Marine Biology and East High School and Michael Gerety, senior, Central Campus Marine Biology and Ankeny High School.
20 min