Don’t Let Fear Stop You: Inspiration From A Female African American Scientist
In her second year of study for her Masters of Marine & Environmental Studies degree at the University of the Virgin Islands, Zola Roper’s thesis focuses on marine debris in the U.S. Virgin Islands, a pervasive and important local environmental issue. How did she get here?
V.I. Youth Explore the Sea While Preparing for STEM Careers
The Youth Ocean Explorers program provides a broad overview of a variety of marine career opportunities including oceanography, watershed resource management, marine biology, larval ecology, fisheries science, robotics science, and DNA engineering. It's primary goal is to encourage more local young people to gain interest in and pursue STEM careers.
Five St. Croix Teacher Teams Chosen to Address International STEM Conference
Five St. Croix teacher teams have been invited to present their work on a national stage at the 7th annual International STEM Education Association (ISEA) STEM-Exposition and Conference!
The Secret Life of Nassau Grouper Revealed Using Advanced Technology
Groupers, and a wide variety of other reef fish such as snappers, triggerfish and grunts, migrate long distances from their home sites to certain locations for spawning events which take place in large groups, or aggregations.