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Welcome to the NOAA STRATUS Teacher at Sea Adventure!
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| NOAA Teacher at Sea 2004 |
Track Mary's drifter at the Adopt-a-Drifter
Tracking page page!
Mary Cook is an 8th grade Earth Science teacher at Southside Middle School in Batesville, Arkansas. Mary is an experienced teacher who enjoys experiential learning opportunities. Mary was a 2002 Fulbright Memorial Fund Master Teacher in Japan, participated in the Freeman Foundation grant to China, and was awarded the Fulbright-Hays Teacher Travel grant to travel to Russia.
Mary boarded the NOAA Research Vessel RONALD H. BROWN on December 5 in Chile. The primary purpose of this cruise was to recover and then redeploy a well-instrumented surface mooring from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI). Mary wrote daily logs, interviewed scientists, tookdigital pictures, answered email, and participated in the "Adopt a Drifter Program" as part of her NOAA Teacher at Sea adventure.
Date and Location
December 3– 28, 2004
On board the NOAA Research Vessel RONALD H. Brown
Boarded in Arica, Chile
Arrived in Valparaiso, Chile
| Note for Educators | |
Consider this web site, as well as the other NOAA Teacher at Sea websites, a resource for teaching your students. If you would like more information about the NOAA Teacher at Sea program or other NOAA Education Materials, Contact Jennifer Hammond (Jennifer.hammond@noaa.gov). Some of the material on this website may require one of the
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