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Topic: 2022 interns

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Dear future EPP/MSI scholar: Advice from reflecting on my summer internship

October 23, 2023

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Advice to future scholars

Internship line office: NWS

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On an undisturbed sandy beach, Kaitlyn smiles, holding out a pigeon-sized bird, with a long beak that is wide at the base and quickly narrows to a point. Both of her hands appear gently, but firmly wrapped around the bird, holding it's wings against its body. Her shirt identifies her as a volunteer with Rookery Bay Research Reserve.

StoryMap: My internship study on human disturbance of protected seabird nesting colonies

February 2, 2023

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Science communication piece

Internship line office: NOS

On an undisturbed sandy beach, Kaitlyn smiles, holding out a pigeon-sized bird, with a long beak that is wide at the base and quickly narrows to a point. Both of her hands appear gently, but firmly wrapped around the bird, holding it's wings against its body. Her shirt identifies her as a volunteer with Rookery Bay Research Reserve.

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Making connections between island and inland ecosystems during my NOAA internship

January 26, 2023

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOS

Takeover Tuesday

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My internship analyzing long-term data and collecting new data shipboard

January 20, 2023

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOS

Takeover Tuesday

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The photo looks down on Ronja, who is bent over looking through thin roots just under the soil in front of a multi-trunked tree. Ferns and other woodland vegetation obscure the view of her.

An impactful internship: Research and outreach at Kachemak Bay

January 12, 2023

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Office of Education

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Internship line office: NOS

Takeover Tuesday

The photo looks down on Ronja, who is bent over looking through thin roots just under the soil in front of a multi-trunked tree. Ferns and other woodland vegetation obscure the view of her.

Twenty nine small illustrations of a wide variety of plant and animal life that have been cut out and arranged overtop a background photo of the marsh. The illustrations are detailed in ink and colored in a realistic style

Illustrations of California marsh plants and animals from my Hollings internship research

December 21, 2022

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOS

Creative project

Science communication piece

Twenty nine small illustrations of a wide variety of plant and animal life that have been cut out and arranged overtop a background photo of the marsh. The illustrations are detailed in ink and colored in a realistic style

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Scholar educates about ocean life by drawing connections to culture, art, and STEM concepts

December 14, 2022

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOS

Project summary

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A purple sea urchin, which resembles a spiky, partially flattened ball, is cut in half lengthwise is placed on a lab bench in front of a graduated cylinder filled with a dark liquid. The bisected urchin on the left looks hollow. The one on the right looks similar, but richer in color and with three evenly spaced clumps of yellow tissue resembling orange slices along the inner walls of its body.

Life in the rocky intertidal: My internship studying dynamics of urchin reproduction and density

December 7, 2022

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Takeover Tuesday

Internship line office: NOS

A purple sea urchin, which resembles a spiky, partially flattened ball, is cut in half lengthwise is placed on a lab bench in front of a graduated cylinder filled with a dark liquid. The bisected urchin on the left looks hollow. The one on the right looks similar, but richer in color and with three evenly spaced clumps of yellow tissue resembling orange slices along the inner walls of its body.

A digital painting that looks similar to a watercolour painting of a spiny lobster with its tail curled under its body and its characteristic long, sturdy antennae spread wide.

Using art to connect the public with my internship research

December 1, 2022

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Internship line office: NOAA Fisheries

Creative project

A digital painting that looks similar to a watercolour painting of a spiny lobster with its tail curled under its body and its characteristic long, sturdy antennae spread wide.

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How I reaffirmed my career aspirations and built key skills through my Hollings internship

November 16, 2022

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Office of Education

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Hollings Scholarship

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Takeover Tuesday

Internship line office: NWS

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