Current Oceanography Students
Information
Please check back often as this website is designed to distribute information to students currently enrolled in FSU's Oceanography Department.
The Thalassic Society recently hosted the first Samonole 5K Run. It was held on a beautiful fall day and drew a large crowd.
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Oceanography Soccer Team - Team Zissou |
| First row (left to right): Emma Giunipero, Austin Todd, John Rolison, Melissa Rohal, Jay Hooper. |
| Second row (left to right): John Kaba, Liz Corbett, Bryan Rahter, Erin Easton, Flav Gouillon, Nico Wienders. |
Come out and support Team Zissou, the 2010 Oceanography Soccer Team. Click for summer schedule.
View pictures of Oceanography's soccer team in action during the 2009 season.
Oceanography Graduate Student Guidelines
Aquatic Environmental Science Graduate Student Guidelines
Residency for Tuition Purposes
Graduate School Blackboard (Thesis/ Dissertation info, forms, etc)
The Thalassic Society is mutually run by graduate students in the Department of Oceanography. All Oceanography students are automatically members of the society and many of the activities are open to anyone who is oceanography related (including faculty, staff, family, and friends). No university student may be denied membership on the basis of race, creed, religion, gender, age, sexual orientation, national origin, marital status, parental status, disability, or the inability to pay dues. Membership is open to all individuals wishing to participate. For more information contact the Thalassic Society.
The objectives of the society are to promote fellowship among the different disciplines within oceanography, enhance the experience of oceanography students through educational and extracurricular activities, and increase awareness of oceanography in the community at large. Current activities to achieve these objectives are:
- Future Events/Seminars
- Salmonole Run
- Symposium Information/Guidelines
- 4th Annual Symposium
Oceanography Department Travel Grant
The Graduate Student Travel Award pays the airfare for a student to attend a professional meeting in the continental United States. The award is given based on the quality of the presentation abstract the student has submitted to the meeting's organizers.
Oceanography Outstanding Graduate Student Award
The Oustanding Graduate Student Award Award in Oceanography honors an outstanding Ph.D. graduate student in each curricular group based on evidence of accomplishments in research. Nominated by his/her professor, the student's published record and other tangible evidence of outstanding research are considered when choosing the winners of this award.
Congress of Graduate Students (COGS) Grants
FSU Graduate School Funding Information
Payroll Information
Forms
Who to contact
Travel Information
Forms
Who to contact
Reimbursement Information
Forms
Who to contact
Oceanography Department Appointment Guidelines
Departmental Teaching Assistant Information (PIE-TA)
The Program for Instructional Excellence (PIE) is administered through the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL), which is a unit within the Academic and Professional Program Services (APPS). It functions as the hub for faculty and graduate students to promote participation in teaching enhancement opportunities. PIE programs have therefore been designed to complement the training and orientation offered by individual departments in the university.
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TA-PIE Announcements
Graduate School Professional Development
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography
Thalassic Society
Oceanography at FSU Facebook Page
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