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For Marine Program Staff and Volunteers, Ocean Scientists (We are sorry we will not be able to accommodate extra guests/family members at this event)


Date: August 4th, 2009


Time: 6:30 -  9:30 pm


Location: Seattle Aquarium Great Hall and

Life on the Edge exhibit

 

 

Program:

  • View current Ocean Science Research and Learning Science posters and talk to the scientists
  • Mingle with other Marine Program Volunteers and Staff, Ocean Scientists and Educators
  • Dinner will be served
  • Scientist Speaker – TBA on ocean/marine related topic
  • Complete a brief evaluation of the evening
  • The infamous COSEE-OLC Raffle!


Stay tuned for information on how to reserve a space for the 4th!


Hosted by: COSEE-Ocean Learning Communities and

the Seattle Aquarium Beach Naturalist Program



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