Ask Alumni: Deep Dive into Careers with Whales, Sharks and Ocean Ecology

Ask Alumni: Deep Dive into Careers with Whales, Sharks and Ocean Ecology - College of Agricultural Sciences

Are you passionate about marine life and interested in exploring careers that involve whales, sharks and the fascinating world of ocean ecology? Join us to hear firsthand experiences from senior researchers, marine mammal biologists and graduate students, all whom have obtained their degrees from OSU's College of Agricultural Sciences. Gain insights into how their educational experiences at OSU have prepared them for successful careers in marine research and conservation.

This informative virtual event is sponsored by the College of Agricultural Sciences and OSU Alumni Association.

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