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NOAA celebrates undergraduate scholars on National Intern Day 2018

Samantha Iliff is a NOAA Hollings Scholar currently interning with the National Marine Fisheries Service at the Restoration Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. She been studying the ecological impacts of the Reef Runway Coral Nursery off of the southern shore of O'ahu, Hawaii. This is one of the first open ocean coral nurseries in Hawaii. Using SCUBA, Samantha counted and recorded fish assemblages on the nursery structure.

NOAA Scholars study and raise awareness for ocean acidificationoffsite link

Hollings Scholar Melissa Drown presenting a poster on the high-frequency CO2 system design at the Larval Fish Conference in Austin, TX.

Announcing the 2018 NOAA Scholars!

NOAA Scholars in Silver Spring, MD, for the Science and Education Symposium.

Ten cool things you can do as a NOAA Scholar

Hollings Scholar Meghan Shea.

Science meets education where the river meets the sea - Estuaries Week 2017

Hollings Undergraduate Scholars who interned with the National Estuarine Research Reserves summer 2017.

NOAA Scholars wrap up a summer of research and education

Hollings Scholar Amber Liggett filming an Owlie Skywarn video during her education and outreach internship with the National Weather Service.

2017 National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) Scholars

2017 Hollings Scholars Rachel Phinney and Chase Graham of NCEI.

2017 National Marine Sanctuaries Scholars

Emily Coulson during her Hollings internship with NOAA’s Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary.

2017 MIT Sea Grant Scholarsoffsite link

MIT Sea Grant Hollings Scholars Caleb Perez and Tzofi Klinghoffer

NOAA Scholars are a force for hurricane research

Hollings Scholar Lauren Cutler in front of a P-3 "Hurricane Hunter" aircraft during her internship at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, FL.

For NOAA Scholars, Every Day is Earth Day

Hollings Scholar Austin Hunter during his summer internship with the NOAA Coral Reef Conservation Program working on a pilot scale coral nursery for growing corals of opportunity.

Three Hollings Alumni awarded Rhodes & Marshall Scholarships

PHOTO - Meghan Shea Jory Fleming Bailey Anderson Hollings Scholars - 120216 - NOAA - Landscape

Celebrate National #EstuariesWeek 2016 with 5 #NOAAScholars!

(Left to Right) Alena Reynolds (Western Washington University), Dr. Jude Apple (mentor) and Hollings Scholar Danielle Siegert conducting field studies at Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Washington.

Hollings & EPP/MSI Undergraduate Presentation Awards 2016

NOAA Scholars in Silver Spring, MD, for the Science and Education Symposium.

NOAA Hollings Scholars well represented at three major scientific conferences

Srishti Dasarathy’s poster at the ASLO Ocean Sciences Meeting. Srishti is a Hollings Scholar from the University of North Carolina. (Photo Credit: Srishti Dasarathy)

2015 Hollings Internship Feature: National Marine Sanctuaries

Alexandria Barkman, Hollings Intern with NOAA Sanctuaries at Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument.

Hollings & EPP/MSI Undergraduate Scholars Complete Summer Internships

Left to right, Back Row: Dr. Spinrad, Katrina Rosemond, Charlotte Eckmann, Samantha Levell, Amanda Murphy, Milton Martinez-Torres, Thomas Ludwig, Julia Maine, Joshua Wadler

Front Row: Danielle Cox, Abigail Hummel, Emily Wallingford, Leigh Terry, Lewis Kunik

Aerial images of damage from Michael available

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Tropical Storm Michael on October 11, 2018.