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5/24/2016 – Kaetlyn Lee

May 24, 2016by yandle Leave a comment

Field Day #3 Today’s agenda started off a bit different as we finished up going through the coding of our data one full round. When we initially began the data […]

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5/23/2016 – Jeff Kraprayoon

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Day 3: The Old Man and the Survey The morning breeze awoke me from my cabin at Mount Victory Camp Eco-Lodge. It was another scorching day here at St. Croix, […]

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Dinner time!

May 22, 2016by yandle Leave a comment
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Morale still high…

May 22, 2016by yandle Leave a comment

…as the students continue surveying after lunch. Next stop, the beach!

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5/22/2016 – Paige Crowl

May 22, 2016by yandle Leave a comment

Field Day #2: Sunday, May 22, 2016 Hello, St. Croix! Well, welcome to our first full day of field work here on beautiful St. Croix! We arrived yesterday afternoon, but […]

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Surveying has commenced!

May 22, 2016by yandle Leave a comment

The students are taking a short break from asking local shoppers about their seafood preferences. 

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The students have arrived!

May 21, 2016by yandle Leave a comment
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5/21/2016 – Jason Boss

May 21, 2016by yandle Leave a comment

Arrival in St. Croix – “That will shave fifteen minutes off of my morning prep time” Today we ventured from Atlanta to Christiansted.  Security was light, and we breezed through […]

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5/20/2016 – Han Yang

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The Last Day of Class We are now less than 24 hours from St. Croix! Start packing and prepare for the vacation field research! Today we had our last reading […]

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5/19/2016 – Meg Withers

May 19, 2016by yandle Leave a comment

Don’t Be Scared, Be Safe We are officially two days away from lift-off to St. Croix!  Today, when we weren’t practicing our interviewing skills, we were learning about two diseases […]

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What are working waterfronts?

People who earn a living on or near the sea, usually relating to fishing.

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A multidisciplinary group of social scientists who work with Working Waterfronts.

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