Kristin Hunter-Thomson Rutgers University - Institute of Marine & Coastal Sciences
@hunterthomson active 8 hours, 46 minutes ago
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson replied to the forum topic M.A.R.E. goes global with Uganda initiative in the group
MARE 3 days, 5 hours agoIt was a great day on Saturday! To see some of the early progress check out the photos on the COSEE NOW flickr account: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cosee-now/sets/72157629730574932/. I’m looking forward to this […]
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson replied to the forum topic M.A.R.E. goes global with Uganda initiative in the group
MARE 1 week, 1 day agoThis is such a great program; thank you for including the MARE and COSEE NOW community in the opportunity. Count me in! When and where should we go to help out?
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson wrote a new post, Summer 2012 Teacher Programs Announced, on the site COSEE NOW 3 weeks, 1 day ago
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson wrote a new post, May 16th – Surf’s Up: All About Waves — Join us for the next FREE Ocean Lecture & Educators’ Night, on the site COSEE NOW 1 month ago
Wednesday, May 16, 2012 ~ 6-8:30 pm
Rutgers University, Cook Campus
Institute of Marine & Coastal Sciences Building, The Phillip Alampi Seminar Room
Ever wonder how waves are formed and what really causes rip […] -
Kristin Hunter-Thomson started the forum topic May 16th – Surf's Up: All About Waves — Next Ocean Lecture & Educators' Night Announced in the group
MARE 1 month agoIt is here! The next Ocean Lecture & Educators’ Night…
Who: Dr. Tom Herrington
When: May 16, 2012 ~ 6-8:30pm
Where: Rutgers Cook Campus, IMCS buildingHow do I learn more information and register? Visit […]
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson wrote a new post, COSEE Professional Development Optional Webinars, on the site COSEE NOW 1 month ago
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson wrote a new post, Oysters and Oyster Reefs in Your Classroom, on the site MARE 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Oysters form oyster reefs, which have been called the “coral reefs” of temperate oceans. The reefs create habitats for numerous organisms and in fact support an entire ecosystem. And we have them here in New […]
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson wrote a new post, Ocean Sciences in the Next Generation Science Standards, on the site MARE 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Rutgers University’s Institute of Marine & Coastal Sciences is committed to working with our partners in K-12 schools to ensure that every child gains a broad understanding of the importance of the ocean, […]
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson wrote a new post, Ocean Themed Children’s Books, on the site MARE 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Below is a compiled list of children’s books that were recommended by marine educators throughout the US.
Reading Books:Abby’s Aquarium Adventures by Heidi de Maine (Elementary)
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson wrote a new post, COSIA Internship 2012, on the site COSEE NOW 1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson posted an update 2 months ago
we are testing the website @parsons
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson replied to the forum topic March 29th – Next Ocean Lecture & Educators' Night in the group
MARE 2 months, 1 week agoJason- That is great to hear. We are excited to share the world of ocean bacteria and fun lesson plans with everyone in a few weeks. Thanks, Kristin
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson started the forum topic March 29th – Next Ocean Lecture & Educators' Night in the group
MARE 2 months, 1 week agoIt is here! The next Ocean Lecture & Educators’ Night…
Who: Dr. Lee Kerkhof
When: March 29, 2012 ~ 6-8:30pm
Where: Rutgers Cook Campus, IMCS building
How do I learn more information and register? […]
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson wrote a new post, March 29th – Next Ocean Lecture & Educators’ Night, on the site MARE 2 months, 1 week ago
Ever wonder why there are so many bacteria out there or whether they are all bad?
Interested in learning more about current New Jersey ecological research to teach your students?
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson wrote a new post, March 29th – Join us for the next FREE Ocean Lecture & Educators’ Night, on the site COSEE NOW 2 months, 1 week ago
Thursday, Mar 29, 2012 ~ 6-8:30 pm
Rutgers University, Cook Campus
Institute of Marine & Coastal Sciences Building, The Phillip Alampi Seminar Room
Ever wonder why there are so many bacteria out there or […] -
Kristin Hunter-Thomson wrote a new post, Join us for a FREE Ocean Lecture & Educator’s Night, on the site COSEE NOW 2 months, 1 week ago
Thursday, Jan 19, 2012 ~ 6-8:30 pm
Rutgers University, Cook Campus
Institute of Marine & Coastal Sciences Building, The Phillip Alampi Seminar Room
Want to spice up your teaching of MARE’s “It Takes All Kin […] -
Kristin Hunter-Thomson wrote a new post, Black Sea Bass Encounter, on the site COSEE NOW 2 months, 4 weeks ago
Students collect, analyze, and discuss data on local fish populationThis activity is an adaptation of “Shark Encounter” from the Lawrence Hall of Science: MARE 2002 curriculum. Adapted by: Kristin […]
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson replied to the forum topic Registration Extended for Rutgers Ocean Days in the group
MARE 3 months, 1 week agoHi Julie- That is great to hear. We look forward to seeing you and your students in April! Let me know how I can help (hunterthomson@marine.rutgers.edu). Kristin
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Kristin Hunter-Thomson wrote a new post, Registration Extended to Feb 17th for Rutgers Ocean Days, on the site MARE 3 months, 1 week ago
I wanted to make you aware that we have extended the deadline for registering for Rutgers Ocean Days to next Friday, February 17th.
What is Rutgers Ocean Days? – A chance to bring your students to Rutgers for a […]
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