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CONTACT ME
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| Phone |
(757) 683-4940 |
| Alternate Phone |
(757) 683-4945 |
| Fax |
(757) 683-5550 |
| Email |
Julie Morgan |
| As of: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 |
Julie R. Morgan
Program Specialist
B.A., Old Dominion University (1992)
Julie R. Morgan started working at the Center for Coastal Physical
Oceanography (CCPO) in 1991 as an undergraduate technical research
associate. In 1992, she received a B.A. in English from Old Dominion
University. Upon graduation, she left CCPO for seven months and went to the
Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility (CEBAF), now known as the
Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility. She returned to CCPO in 1993
to work with Dr. Eileen Hofmann as a technical writer. In this capacity, she
served as the technical editor for Foundations for Ecological Research West
of the Antarctic Peninsula, as part of the American Geophysical Union's
Antarctic Research Series. She coordinates logistics and compiles and edits
reports for national and international meetings. Julie also manages several
research grants and coordinates proposals. She has served as both the editor
and technical editor for CCPO Circulation. Julie is the coordinator and Web
site manager for the Southern Ocean
GLOBEC Planning Office, which is directed by
Dr. Hofmann and housed at CCPO. She served as the technical editor for
Integrated Ecosystem Studies of Western Antarctic Peninsula Continental
Shelf Waters and Related Southern Ocean Regions (Deep-Sea Research II, Vol. 51,
Nos. 17-19, 2004) and Dynamics of Plankton, Krill, and Predators in
Relation to Environmental
Features of the Western Antarctic Peninsula and Related Areas: SO GLOBEC
Part II (Deep-Sea Research II, Vol. 55, Nos. 3-4, 2008), as well as
the third special Southern Ocean GLOBEC issue of Deep-Sea Research II.
Julie also coordinates various
outreach opportunities, most notably a Boy Scouts
of America Oceanography Merit Badge program and Christ
The King School's (Norfolk, VA) annual Oceanography Day. Outside
of CCPO, Julie is an active volunteer with her Bernese Mountain Dog (Santera
Winter Storm Ranger CGC TDIA). Julie and Ranger, a certified therapy dog,
participate in local library and school reading programs, in addition to
visiting an oncology facility. On September 11, 2008, The Literacy
Partnership recognized Julie and Ranger for their work with the 2008 RADM
Ben Hacker Leadership in Literacy Award (individual category).
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