Project Oceanography Program Schedule Fall 1997

Project Oceanography Fall 1997 Schedule
Fridays, Fall 1997, 11:30am -12:00 noon (Eastern Time)

Fall 1997 Schedule
September 12	Coral Reefs I: Who, How, What, Where & Why?	Dr. Ellen Prager, USGS
September 19	Coral Reefs II: Coral Reef Biology and Ecology	Dr. John Ogden, FIO
September 26	Coral Reefs III: Coral Calendars - a Record of Prehistoric Climate	Dr. Robert Halley, USGS
October 3	Coral Reefs IV: Why Are They Important & Why Are They at Risk?	Dr. Pamela Hallock-Muller, USF
October 10	Coral Reefs V: Repairing & Restoring Coral Reefs	Dr. Walter Jaap, FMRI
October 17	Coral Reefs VI: Reef Critters	Dr. Pamela Hallock-Muller, USF
October 24	Coral Reefs VII: Fossil Coral Reefs	Mark Hafen, USF
October 31	Plankton I: What, Where, Why, Who & How?	Teresa Greely, USF
November 7	Plankton II: What Are the Major Groups and How Are They Named?	Teresa Greely, USF
November 14	Plankton III: How to Successfully Ride Ocean Currents!	Teresa Greely, USF
November 21	Plankton IV: Who Are the Predators of the Ocean's Drifters?	Teresa Greely, USF
November 28	No Show - Thanksgiving Break
December 5	Plankton V: A Global View of Plankton in Oceanography	Teresa Greely, USF
December 12	Plankton VI: How Do Freshwater Plankton Differ from Marine Groups?	Dr. Jose Torres, USF