Marine Field Station (MFS)
Aerial View of 新澳门六合彩投注's teaching and research facility on Nacote Creek
Marine geology students explore an uninhabited barrier island
Coastal oceanography students depart for a trip aboard the R/V Petrel
Side scan sonar images of the Pat McAlister shipwreck, pre and post-Sandy
Marine Science students utilize the latest in water monitoring instruments
The Marine Field Station (MFS) is a unit within the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (NAMS) at 新澳门六合彩投注. The MFS is located at the University's Port Republic site and is used as a coastal science teaching and research destination for NAMS' academic programs.
The Port Republic site is an eight-acre waterfront parcel located only 15 minutes from the Galloway campus and 30 minutes from the Atlantic City campus. Consistent student access, beginning in year one, is provided by the close proximity of the site. The MFS makes available the facilities, research vessels, sampling equipment, and staff to provide 新澳门六合彩投注 students with frequent experiential learning opportunties in a pristine Mid-Atlantic estuary recognized as the Jacques Cousteau National Estuarine Research Reserve. The Port Republic site is also home to the University鈥檚 Coastal Research Center (CRC), a grant and contract-funded organization focusing on New Jersey鈥檚 coastal zone. The MFS and CRC work collaboratively to provide research and workforce development opportunities for students interested in careers in a wide variety of coastal science disciplines.
新澳门六合彩投注 values diversity and seeks to promote access to educational opportunities by providing reasonable accommodations to qualified students with disabilities to allow for participation in the University鈥檚 educational programs and activities. Information on accommodations can be found .
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