[Classifieds] [classifieds] Sunday Lecture: Sustainability in Polynesian Island Cultures and Ecosystems (SPICE)
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From: "Jill Tompkins" <jtompkins at sea.edu>
For Immediate Release:
Date: Sunday afternoon, December 8, 2013
Time: 2-3 PM
Place: Sea Education Association
James Madden Center Lecture Hall
171 Woods Hole Road
Falmouth, MA
Free and Open to the Public
Presented by Dr. Mary Malloy, Professor of Maritime Studies and Director of the Global Ocean
Sustainability in Polynesian Island Cultures and Ecosystems (SPICE)
SEA Semester takes college students to the South Pacific on an adventure with a purpose. On five islands, from low-lying atolls to high volcanic isles, students look at the relationship between people and their environments; and from the deck of the Robert C. Seamans study the ocean that binds them together. Incorporating cultural and historical data, the SPICE program is documented in an on-line Atlas of Polynesia that is rapidly becoming an important resource for a wider audience.
Find gifts at SEA's holiday store too - all for a good cause! Mary is donating 20% of the sales of her books to the SEA Scholarship Fund. T wo new releases are featured: The Wonder Chamber, the final book in the Lizzie Manning Mystery Series, and A Most Remarkable Enterprise: Lectures on the Northwest Trade by Captain William Sturgis.
About Sea Education Association
For more than 40 years, Sea Education Association has offered undergraduate students a hands-on, field-based education about the world’s oceans. Offering fully accredited SEA Semester ® study abroad programs at sea, SEA has sailed more than one million nautical miles since 1971. They currently own and operate two brigantine sailing research vessels in the Pacific and Atlantic, the SSV Robert C. Seamans and the SSV Corwith Cramer . SEA offers more than $1 million dollars annually in need-based financial aid and scholarships for SEA Semester students, and is located in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. For more information, visit www.sea.edu .
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Jill Tompkins, CFRE
Grants & Contracts Coordinator
508-540-3954 x576
http://sea.edu/
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