EDUCATION PROGRAMS
 The Oceanography Camp for Girls was developed to inspire and motivate young women entering high school to consider career opportunities in the sciences. Each three week program provides hands-on, real-world experiences in both laboratory and field environments. Visit the OCG website.
To make a contribution: Members of the community please contact Teresa Greely, 727-553-3921. Faculty and Staff please visit the campaign website.
In-service Teacher Oceanography Workshops (In-TOW)
In TOW provides teachers with marine science learning experiences that engage participants in current and emerging ocean research and technologies. The oceans are presented as an ideal model for teaching integrated scientific concepts and processes, examining environmental issues, and problem solving. Program activities include inquiry-based workshops, experiential learning, coastal fieldtrips, research cruises, laboratory research projects, teaching modules and lesson plans, and follow-up support during the school year. For more information contact Teresa Greely.
 OCEANS Teaching Fellowships seeks to provide opportunities for graduate students to serve as scientists in K-12 classrooms. Training provides Fellows with current trends and practices in science education, opportunities to develop inquiry-based instructional skills, enhanced teaching skills, and strategies to communicate scientific concepts effectively to a broad array of audiences. Visit the OCEANS Teaching Fellowships website
 Spoonbill Bowl as part of the National Ocean Science Bowl is a regional ocean sciences brain bowl for high school students who form teams to compete with other teams along Florida’s west coast. The NOSB promotes ocean literacy, stewardship and the critical role of the oceans to our everyday lives.
Visit the Spoonbill Bowl website
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