Session #

Name

Title

Session 1

Thursday June 30 10:15-11:00

Nomi Dayan

No Ocean? No Problem! : Creative Teaching in Small Spaces

Sarah Wilson

Ocean Science in the High School biology classroom: Dive in using real world issues that affect our ocean

Celia Cackowski

Teaching Physical Science Using Underwater Sound

Jim Foley

SEA-IT-LIVE Virtual Fieldtrip or Become One of Our STARS

Catherine Halversen

Seeds of Science/Roots of Reading: Integrating Aquatic Science and Literacy at the Elementary Level

Lauren Rader

Building New England Connections: A model for regional environmental education focusing on watersheds

Sheila Brown

Formal and Informal Experiential Learning for Underserved and Underrepresented Populations 2009-2011

Laura Welsh Florence

Great Lakes Lessons: Teaching with Great Lakes Data 

Pam DiBona

Collaboration that Works: Promoting Ocean Literacy in New England 

Roseanne Fortner

COSEE at 10: Ocean science innovations for any coast!

Session 2

Thursday June 30 11:15-12:00

Richard Wylie

Diving with Dragons

Katie Gardner

Ships, Ocean, and Satellites (S.O.S.)

Chris Knowlton

Hurricanes: Science and Society- An Online Resource

Sarah McGuire

Chesapeake Studies – Engaging Students in Their Local Environment

Jenny de la Hoz

The Whys and Hows of Family Discovery Events for Elementary Students!

Jen Kennedy

Fishermen, Academics and Environmentalists: An Innovative Partnership for Addressing Marine Debris

Erika Poarch

Women making waves: What can famous marine scientists teach us about Ocean Literacy?

Laura Dover

Content verses conversation: The impact of volunteer interpreters' beliefs, expectations, and needs on training for communicating ocean science.

Terri Hallesy

Stand by Your Principles with a little Fresh and Salt

Adrienne Marriott

Families Learning Ocean Explorer Science (FLOES): NOAA OE Lessons Adapted for Family Science Kits

Session 3

Thursday June 30 1:15 - 2:00

Becky Cox

Inquiring Minds Want to Know About Flatfish!

Anne Witzig

Mapping out marine education: How high school students can use GIS to map marine and coastal data

Paul Detweiler

ULTIMATE SQUID DISSECTION

Michico Martin

Ocean for Life — Enhancing International Cultural Understanding through Ocean Science

Elizabeth Vernon Bell

Salt marsh, Scutes, STEM and Stewardship: SC Amazing Coast Elementary Program!

Harry Breidahl

25 years of celebrating Seaweek in Australia

Mellie Lewis

Using Ocean and Climate Literacy to teach ESL Adult Learners English

J Padgett Kelly

Ocean Education in a Crowded World

Craig Strang

Ocean Literacy Campaign: Focus on Standards

Steve Stewart

Vessel-Based Education – Best Practices from Michigan Sea Grant and COSEE Great Lakes

Session 4

Thursday June 30 2:15 - 3:00

Kate Leavitt

Families by the Seaside: Building community-based outdoor ocean science learning experiences (NEOSEC & partners)

Susan Haynes

Why Do We Explore? Okeanos Explorer

Mare Timmons

Myth Busters: All About Fishes 

Deborah Cramer

The Sea Around Us: Our Water Our World

Catherine Halversen

An Ocean Sciences Curriculum Sequence for Grades 3-5

Chris Breazeale

Rescuing Oiled Animals

Donald Sweeper

“A Conversation with Dr. Ernest Everett Just”

David Maclaren

Whale Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation in the Jeffreys Ledge Region of the Gulf of Maine

Marlene Kaplan

Federal Ocean Education Action Plan

Meghan Marrero

Current Research in Marine Education: A Panel Discussion

Session 5

Thursday June 30 3:15 - 4:00

Lou Siegel

SELF Sustaining: The South Shore Estuary Learning Facilitator Program

Susan Haynes

How Do We Explore? Okeanos Explorer

Darlene Trew Crist

A Decade of Discovery: The Census of Marine Life - Definitely not your grandfather’s census

Jim Foley

Ocean Acidification – Are humans making the oceans more acidic?

Sandra Rutherford

Using a Storybook Works!

David Christopher

Developing a youth continuum for conservation

Jenny de la Hoz

Engaging English Language learners through Family Science Discovery Events for Middle School Students.

Helen Domske

Undoing the Chemical Brew: Education and Outreach Tools for Effective Decisions Regarding Safe Disposal of Unwanted Medicines

Rebecca Gasper

Development of a marine science curriculum to promote ocean literacy among urban youth

Lara Gates

Simulating top-down control by sea otters in a Pacific kelp forest

Session 1

Friday July 1 10:15 - 11:00

Maia Patterson McGuire

Integrating marine science into the elementary school classroom

Rudy Bonn

Coral Camp for Kids

Jim DePompei

Introducing…PLANKTON To Your Classroom (AKA: Plankton is Wicked Awesome!)

Maryanne Scholl

The Inner Space Center; Unprecedented oceanographic exploration resource for educators and students

Karen Fuss

Inquiry-Based Lessons & Activities for Your Classroom

Heather Deschenes

Summer Science in New England: Ocean Education through Informal Science Centers.

Rita Bell

School field trips, learning gains and program implications at Monterey Bay Aquarium

Tami Lunsford

Get more diverse student participants!

David Vaughan

Sustainable Ocean Studies: Inspiring a New Generation of Ocean Advocates.

Marion Ano

Traditional Knowledge Strengthens NOAA’s Environmental Education

Lynn Whitley

Ocean Observing Systems; benefits for educators and their students!

Session 2

Friday July 1  11:15 - 12:00

Carrie Dixon Riley

The Mouth of the South, the Brown Pelican!

Pamela Lynch

Marine Biology, Marine Ecology, Field Biology and Oceanography - A Melting Pot of Ideas

Carla Curran

Counting Parasites: Using Shrimp to Teach Students about Estimation

Tracy Hajduk

Programs and Resources from the National Marine Sanctuaries – How You Can Be Connected

Michael Romano

Teaching Marine Biology Using Moodle

David Welty

Something Fishy : Teachers Teaching Teachers

Alie LeBeau

Community Partnerships: Lessons learned from the Aquarium of the Pacific

Dale Stanley

Differential Instruction Using the Diverse Marine Habitats on Long Island, NY

Joan Muller

Teachers on the Estuary

Kim Thurman

Transmission of Traditional Knowledge Post Cod Moratorium in Newfoundland

Session 3

Friday July 1  1:30 - 2:15

Tim LaVallee

Hands-On the Ocean: Inquiry Based Activities Teaching Marine Science

Tom Schmeltzer

Small Fry to Go –Growing a New Generation of Citizen Scientists

Matt Brim

Wandering through the World of PlanktonEx

Jim Yoder

Podcast Interviews with Ocean Scientists

Amy Cutter McKenzie

Teaching Teachers to be Thoughtful, Reflective and Active Marine and Environmental Educators through School-Community Based Learning

Becky Stendahl

School Partnerships: Connecting Classrooms to the Coast

Rita Bell

Evaluation – Answers and Questions

Linda Chilton

Building stewardship through cross generational learning

Diane Kablik

4th grade Students Head-Start Threatened Blanding’s Turtles

Natalie Davey

We are all in the same boat – Adventures in collaborating at sea – Two Bays project

Sharon Walker

An Education Update for the Gulf of Mexico (GoM)-Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Education Effort, Funded by NOAA-Office of Education

Session 4

Friday July 1 2:30 - 3:15

Tracy Hajduk

OceansLIVE! Web-based Telepresence to Bring Ocean Expeditions to You!

Suzy Ryan

Discover the Gulf of Maine - From the Bow Seat: a film of exploration with gems of ocean learning throughout

Jim Foley

Plankton – the greatness of very small marine life

Sarah Schoedinger

Dos and Don'ts for Writing Successful Grant Proposals

Michael Romano

Marine Biology Share Session

MaryEllen Mataleska

Get WET in New England: Ocean Literacy through Watershed Education and Training (NEOSEC)

Jim Manning

Hands-on Oceanography by Building and Tracking GPS Drifters

Tami Lunsford

Panel discussion on diversity

Jen Kennedy

An Interactive Web Site for Teaching About Human Impacts on the Marine Environment

Bert Rogers

Education under sail

Luis Antonio Pinto

Creating environments for ocean literacy in Chile: Connecting an Ocean Research Center and the local school community

Session 1

Saturday July 2 10:30 - 11:15

Jennifer Cole

Experiential Marine Science Education: Integrating course and field experiences in the Dept of Earth & Env Sci, Northeastern University

Mary Cerullo

City Fish & Country Fish

Atziri Ibanez

NOAA tools for bringing ocean data to the classroom

Sarah Walsh LaPorte

SCUTES: Students Collaborating to Undertake Tracking Efforts for Sturgeon

Cristin Ryan

What Teachers Want: Teacher preferences for K-5 pre-visit field trip activities

Tracy Crews

Oregon Sea Grant: Scientists + Students = Success

Kim Thurman

Explore Ocean-Human Connections: Use Literature in the Marine Science Classroom

Sarah Pelleteri

The University of Texas Marine Science Institute & Artist Boat-Coming together as partners to promote NOAA B-Wet!

Anne Smrcina

Fashion a Fish/Invent an Invertebrate

Jim Wharton

Calling for Ocean Literacy: Collecting Field Data with Smart Phones

David Boughton 

Ship & shore Great Lakes Science Education

Session 2

Saturday July 2  11:30 - 12:15

Liana Vitali

Using ARKive.org to Create Virtual Marine Learning Experiences

Craig Strang

Youth & the Ocean! (YO): An Academic Achievement & Research Program for Middle School Students

Leon Geschwind

Exploring Marine Science through Curricula, Virtual Globes, and Interactive Media

Liz Foote

Citizen Science as a Tool to Engage Stakeholders and Students: The Coral Reef Monitoring Data Portal 

Wei Ying Wong

How Social Market Research can help you reach your target audience

Stacy Leone

Inquiry Learning in the Marine Science Classroom

Patricia Sullivan

Everyone can write about whales

Carey Morishige

Plastics and the Patches: Information and Resources on Marine Debris

Jen Buchanan

Connecting Kids to Coastal Watersheds—A NOAA B-WET Grant

Rob Moir

Saving Florida Dolphins, Arctic Guillemots, Five Salt Ponds and a Salt Marsh

Session 3

Saturday July 2  2:00 - 2:45

Bob Jakus

Student-Developed Coral Propagation and Broodstock/Larval-Rearing Ecosystems

Mary Cerullo

BayScaping: Connecting the Ocean to Your Backyard

Atziri Ibanez

Investigating Estuaries with Online Monitoring Data: Activities from Estuaries 101

Amy Siuda

Teaching and learning at the intersection of conservation science and policy.

Jim Wharton

Mommy and Me at Mote: Program Impact Study

Beth Day Miller

An Introduction to Our Dynamic Ocean-A new curricular resource for secondary instructors.

Katie Stofer

Adult Ocean Literacy and Learning at the Magic Planet

Dianne Lindstedt

Oil Spill: Lessons from Louisiana

Kim Morris-Zarneke 

Creating Unique Experiences for Special Audiences

Chris Bowser

THE HUDSON RIVER EEL PROJECT: FISH CONSERVATION THROUGH CITIZEN SCIENCE

Session 4

Saturday July 2 3:00 - 3:45

Dan Smith

Life and Work aboard an Oceanographic Research Vessel: Tour of a Virtual Tour

Elizabeth Moses

SCUBAnauts International: Immersing youth in marine science

Tom Shyka

Ocean Observation Data: Resources Available Through Partnership

Lynn Tran

Reflecting on Practice: A professional development program for informal science educators

Liz Symon

The Transects Program: The Role of Undergraduates Utilizing At Sea Data For Quality Oceanographic Research

Kim Thurman

Magnify the Impact of Your Field Trip: Make Connections to the Classroom 

Chris Petrone

Ghostbusting in the Chesapeake

E. Howard Rutherford

How Public Science Events Can Help Create New Connections in your Community to the Science and the Ocean

Anne Smrcina

From Whaling to Watching: North Atlantic Right Whale

Jean Pennycook

Engaging the K-12 community in Adelie Penguins and climate research with a virtual field trip to Cape Royds, Ross Island and Antarctica

Rob Moir

Stewardship stories