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HARBOR BRANCH - OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE STATE APPOINTS FIFTEEN TO FLORIDA OCEANS AND COASTAL COUNCIL
Dr. Shirley Pomponi, Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution's President and CEO, has been appointed to the new
Florida Oceans and Coastal Council, which will play a key role in setting the course for future ocean-related funding
and legislation.
DEP Appointees: - Dr. Karl Havens - Chair of the Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, University of Florida. - Dr. Thomas D. Waite - Dean of the College of Engineering, Florida Institute of Technology. - Dr. John C. Ogden - Director of the Florida Institute of Oceanography and Professor of Biology, University of South Florida. - Dr. Thomas N. Lee - Research Professor of Meteorology and Physical Oceanography at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, University of Miami. - Dr. Lisa Robbins - Chief Scientist, United States Geological Survey Center for Coastal and Watershed Studies. FWC Appointees - Billy Causey - Superintendent, Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. - Dr. James Cato - Director, Florida Sea Grant. - Dr. Shirley Pomponi - President and Chief Executive Officer, Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution. - Dr. Jerome Lorenz - Research Director, National Audubon Society's Tavernier Science Center. - Dr. R. Grant Gilmore - Senior Aquatic Scientist, Dynamac Corporation. DACS Appointees: - Jane Davis - Aquarium Director, The Living Seas at Walt Disney World's Epcot. - Dr. Ernest Estevez - Director, Mote Marine Laboratory's Center for Coastal Ecology. - Rob Kramer - President, International Game Fish Association. - Jerry Sansom - Executive Director, Organized Fishermen of Florida. - Jody Thomas - Director, The Nature Conservatory's South Florida Region. For more information please contact Mark Schrope at 772-216-0390 or schrope@hboi.edu.
HARBOR BRANCH Oceanographic Institution was founded in Ft. Pierce, Fla., in 1971 to support the exploration and conservation of the world's oceans. The institution has held to this mission and grown into one of the world's leading oceanographic institutions with a 500-acre campus, over 200 personnel, and a fleet of sophisticated research ships and submersibles.
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