B.S. Biological Oceanography, Florida Institute of Technology
M.A., Instructional Technology, Stockton University
U.S.C.G. Merchant Mariner Credential, Master Near Coastal Waters to 100 tons
M.O.T.C. certified vessel operator, Scientific Safe Boating Association (SBSA)
Facility & resource management, marine operations, and hydrographic survey

B.S. Marine Science, Stockton University
M.A., Instructional Technology, Stockton University
M.O.T.C. certified vessel operator, Scientific Safe Boating Association (SBSA)
Marine operations, YSI water quality programs, hydrographic survey, and instrument lab operations 

B.S. Marine Science, Stockton University
U.S.C.G. Merchant Mariner Credential, Master Near Coastal Waters to 25 tons/Master Inland Waters to 100 tons
M.O.T.C. certified vessel operator, Scientific Safe Boating Association (SBSA)
Marine operations, hydrographic survey, vessel and instrument maintenance 

B.S. Marine Science, Stockton University
M.O.T.C. certified vessel operator, Scientific Safe Boating Association (SBSA)
Marine operations and field research support

PhD Molecular Biology, University of Delaware 

Migration, Behavior, and Population Health of Morone saxatilis (Striped Bass) in the Northeast Saltwater Environment

Species Diversity and Mechanisms of Ecological Succession on Reef and Wreck Sites off the South Jersey Shore

Assessing Combinatorial Approaches of Active and Traditional Lecturing in College Level Biology Courses

Ph.D. Integrative Biology, University of California, Berkeley

Invertebrate Zoology and Paleobiology, Systematics, Marine Biogeography, Macroevolution

I am interested in understanding the processes that have shaped the evolution of marine life over millions of years. This integrative approach, which intersects Marine Biology and Paleontology, allows me to study broad-scale animal evolution in deep time.

Ph.D. University of Florida
Urban geochemistry, environmental chemistry.
Research website

Ph.D University of Montana
Carbon biogeochemistry, ocean acidification, in situ sensor design, chemical education.

Ph.D. Florida Institute of Technology
Seawater aquarium chemistry, redox processes, interstitial water, physical and chemical modeling of closed sea water systems.

Read more about Dr. Grguric on Marine Science Program website

Ph.D. Florida Institute of Technology
Aquaculture, fisheries management, crustacean biology, general evolutionary theory, comparative physiology and toxicology, biometry, biochemistry.

Ph.D. John Hopkins University
My current research involving undergraduates focuses on molecular characterization of local marine ecosystems, including shipwrecks and artificial reefs off the coast of New Jersey.

Read more about Dr. Luke on Biology Program website

Ph.D. University of Delaware - Science/Geology
Coastal Processes, Ocean Planet, Marine Geology, Historical Geology, Sedimentology and Stratigraphy

Research interests - Sedimentary and surficial processes in marshes and estuaries. Sediment flux, deposition/erosion rates and patterns, storm effects, human impacts, time series analysis.

Coastal Sedimentology Lab Page

B.S. Business Studies, Richard Stockton College
PSM Environmental Science, Stockton University
U.S.C.G. Master licencse 50 ton - United States Coast Guard

Scuba diving, divemaster, Nitrox Blending
Remote sensing technology, marine archaeology, maritime research and history
http://njscuba.net/index.php

Ph.D. University of Rhode Island
Coastal physical oceanography, biological-physical interactions, mathematics for marine science

Research interests - Interactions of physical and ecological processes in the coastal ocean and estuaries.
Research Website

Ph.D. University of Delaware
Marine Biotechnology, environmental gene regulation, coastal and estuarine ecology, scientific diving and hydrography.

Stockton Underwater Sciences-Learning Community

Ph.D. University of Miami
Ecology of early stage fishes in estuarine / continental shelf environments, implications of climate change on fish recruitment, impacts of mobile fishing gear on seafloor habitats, American eel early life history.  Marine debris.

Read more about Dr. Sullivan on the Marine Science Program website

Ph.D. MIT/Woods Hole Oceanographic Inst.
Courses: Introduction to Marine Biology, Ecology, Invertebrate Zoology, Scientific Exploration
Research interests: oyster restoration and habitat monitoring, plankton ecology and larval dispersal, image analysis techniques for marine science

Profile on the Marine Science Program website

MS Ecology and Evolution, Rutgers University
NJ Coastal Marine Mammals; Marine mammal ecology; anthropogenic impacts on marine mammal biology, behavior, distribution patterns, and essential habitat.  Dynamics of New Jersey's seasonal population of bottlenose dolphins and harbor seals; occurence, movement patterns, stock structure, seasonal site fidelity and food habits.