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Current Conditions at Dauphin Island, ALContact UsPlease do not fill-in this field Home Page Creating Connections About Mission and Vision Our History Location and Facilities Research Vessels News Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium (MESC) Annual Reports Audit Reports Faculty John F. Valentine, Ph.D. Lee Smee, Ph.D. Ronald Baker, Ph.D. Ruth H. Carmichael, Ph.D. John Dindo, Ph.D. Kelly Dorgan, Ph.D. Brian Dzwonkowski, Ph.D. Kenneth L. Heck, Jr., Ph.D. Kenny D. Hoadley, Ph.D. Jeffrey W. Krause, Ph.D. John Lehrter, Ph.D. Sean P. Powers, Ph.D. Alison Robertson, Ph.D. William C. Walton, Ph.D. Xiangli (Shaun) Wang, Ph.D. Tina Miller-Way, Ph.D. Greg Graeber, M.E. JoAnn Moody, M.A.T. Rachel McDonald, M.S. Chris Flight, B.S. Virginia Driskell, M.S. Lauren Still, B.S. 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Take it with you Our Wastewater Footprint Survey Resources Marine Mammal Research Program Fisheries Ecology Research Storm Surge Game CAMEO Citizen Science Program Public Aquarium Plan Your Visit Excursions and Talks Volunteer Members and Donors Discovery Day - April 10, 2021 Curricula for School Groups Estuarium Group Pricing Estuarium Visitor Survey Aquarium Live Feed Online Gift Shop Events Special Events Plan Your Wedding Book a Birthday Party Forks and Corks Seafood and Science Gala Become a Sponsor Our Venues 2018-2019 Audit Report Graduate Fall 2020 About Mission & Vision The ’s (DISL) is to serve the public, all levels of government, and the academic community, by improving ocean literacy and providing the best available science for coastal policy. Employment News Events Faculty Contact Us Our History The was founded in 1971 by the Alabama legislature to provide marine science programs for many of the state’s colleges and universities. Today, 23 member institutions partner with the to provide studies to undergraduate and graduate students. Since 1971, the DISL mission has expanded to include K-12 education, professional development, and a public aquarium. DISL Alumni Connection Annual Reports Audit Reports MESC The Alabama Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium (MESC) is comprised of 23 public and private colleges and universities. The Presidents of each school make up the MESC Board of Directors. The Program Committee members consist of one faculty member, appointed by the President, from each of the member institutions. DISL Foundation The Foundation (DISLF) supports the in its mission, to provide wise stewardship of the marine environment through education and research”. The DISLF provides funds to sustain the activities and programs of the . The foundation is also continuing to build the George C. Crozier Endowment, as well as the DISLF Endowment for the . Mobile Bay National Estuary Program The mission of the Mobile Bay NEP is to promote wise stewardship of the water quality characteristics and living resource base of the Mobile Bay estuarine system. Administered through and funded by the EPA under provisions of the Clean Water Act (CWA) of 1987, the initial task for the MBNEP was the development of a Comprehensive Conservation Management Plan (CCMP) as a blueprint for conserving the estuary. Facilities & Location Facilities Virtual Campus Tour Campus Map Location Research Vessels K12 Discovery Hall Programs Virtual Learning Virtual Learning brings Discovery Hall Programs to you, wherever you are with your students. Virtual Field Classes K-4 Virtual Field Classes 5-8 Virtual Field Classes High School DHP Videos Onsite Programs Onsite programs are available from September through May. Multi-day, single-day, and family programs are available through reservation. Field Classes at DISL Family Camp Sea Stars Camp Summer Programs The Discovery Hall Programs offer a variety of programs for your children during the summer, ranging from single-day programs to residential camps and academic courses. Residential Marine Science Class Day Camps Overnight Camps Summer Counselors Summer Internships Camp FAQ’s STEM Programs Discovery Hall Programs has developed a variety of activities focused ROVs, to take advantage of K-12 students’ interest in robotics, marine biology and oceanography. MATE ROV Competition SeaPerch ROV Competition ROVing the Gulf Technology in Marine Science Marine DeTECHtives Outreach Programs BayMobile Traveling Lab Sea Stars Camp For Teachers Discovery Hall Programs strives to provide current and relevant continuing education opportunities for teachers and informal educators through hands-on workshops. Professional Learning Workshops Curricula and Activities Field Trip Planning Information University Programs Overview University programs at DISL consists of two parts: our Summer Undergraduate programs and our year round Graduate Programs. Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs Faculty Graduate While the DISL serves as the focal point of graduate education in marine science in the state of Alabama, it is not a degree-granting institution, and graduate degrees are offered through ten of the 23 DISL Member Schools. Graduate Overview Register Graduate Courses Graduate Funding Undergraduate Between May and August, the University Programs offers more than 25 marine science courses of varying amounts of credits for undergraduate students. How to Apply Summer Courses Course Bulletin NSF REU The focus of the REU Program is to provide participants with the opportunity to carry out an independent research project while working under the direction of a faculty mentor. Research Experience for Undergraduate Program Seminars University Programs hosts a seminar series throughout the year on campus. The Sea Lab faculty invite researches from around the world to speak about their work. The majority of seminars are streamed live and archived on The Sea Lab’s YouTube channel. Seminar Listing DISL YouTube Channel University Experience See what you can expect when you come to the for Graduate and Undergraduate coursework. Our Research Overview Since 1971, the researchers have collected valuable environmental and ecosystem level data as part of the research and monitoring efforts in the fields of oceanography and ecology. Fisheries Ecology Research Marine Mammal Research Program Citizen’s Archive for Mobile Bay Estuarine Organisms (CAMEO) NOAA’s Restore Act Science Program Wastewater Footprint Seminars Digital Learning ARCOS ARCOs, Alabama Real-Time Coastal Observing System, is freely accessible by the public with ten sites monitoring the water quality. The information is updated every half hour and is gathered from eight water quality sampling stations that are located around coastal Alabama, including a new site off-shore. Data Management Center Since 1971, research personnel at the (DISL) have...