[All-postdocs] Fwd: OCEAN Webinar Series: André Price on April 7th

[Maria Pachiadaki]

Apologies for cross-posting.

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    Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2021 15:20:32 +0000
    From: Nabilah Nadhirah Ahmad Johanif <NabilahNadhira.Ah001 at umb.edu>
Subject: OCEAN Webinar Series: André Price on April 7th
      To: Michael S Roy 2 <Michael.Roy002 at umb.edu>, KennethGarrett S  
Evensen <K.Evensen001 at umb.edu>, Isaac Rosenthal  
<Isaac.Rosenthal001 at umb.edu>
      Cc: André Price <alprice370 at gmail.com>, Kelly M Luis  
<Kelly.Luis001 at umb.edu>

Hello!



The School for the Environment Graduate Student Anti-Racism Task Force  
(SEGART) would like to invite you to our third  OCEAN Speaker event.



OCEAN is a webinar series dedicated to amplifying early career Black,  
Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) marine researchers and  
professionals in New England funded by Woods Hole Sea Grant. Over the  
past three decades, the racial and ethnic composition of advanced  
marine sciences degree holders, tenured faculty in geosciences, and  
leadership in environmental organizations has changed very little.  
This stagnation is credited to myriad barriers, such as systemics  
biases in gender and economics and the paucity of the school-to-career  
pipelines for BIPOC in the sciences. With COVID-19 exacerbating these  
barriers, we must act in a timely and urgent manner to support BIPOC  
marine researchers and professionals in advancing their careers.



The objective of the webinar series is to create a platform for  
early-career BIPOC researchers and professionals to share their  
research and engage with a community of students, faculty and  
researchers in the marine sciences.

We are thrilled to welcome of our third speaker, André Price, who will  
be giving a seminar talk on Wednesday, April 7th at 4 PM EST at the  
SFE departmental seminar. André is a Quantitative Modeler at National  
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). He is currently  
creating models for decision-makers and managers to prevent Right  
Whale entanglements in fishing nets.

If you are an undergraduate at UMass Boston, join André?s ?Meet the  
Speaker? event on April 9th at 3 PM EST to learn more about his  
research and academic pathway to NOAA!

Register for the webinar here<http://bit.ly/2PfwJF0> and the ?Meet the  
Speaker? event here<http://bit.ly/3tIQX8W>! Links are also available  
on the poster.

We look forward to seeing you at André?s OCEAN events and please  
widely share these materials!

To learn more about SEGART and the OCEAN Webinar series, check out our  
website  
here<https://sites.google.com/view/segart/ocean-webinar-series>. If  
you have any questions, comments or feedback you can reach us at  
SEGART at googlegroups.com<mailto:SEGART at googlegroups.com>

You are receiving this email as a member of the Massachusetts Marine  
Science Collective.

Cheers,
Dira Johanif


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Nadhirah Johanif (she/her/hers)

Online Conversations for Equity, Action, and Networking (OCEAN) Organizer
MSc Student, Environmental Sciences
School for Environment, UMass Boston
nadhirahjohanif at gmail.com<mailto:nadhirahjohanif at gmail.com> | (917)951-0255

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Maria Pachiadaki (she/her)

Assistant Scientist
Biology Department
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

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Woods Hole, MA 02543-1050

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