California State Water Resources Control Board

James Chhor
James Chhor received his Master of Science from the California State University, Long Beach in 2021. and specialized in marine biology.

Lindsey Metz
Lindsey Metz is a recent master’s student from the third cohort of the Interdisciplinary Marine and Estuarine Sciences Program at San Francisco State’s Estuary and Ocean Sciences Center.

The predicament of subsistence fishing and seafood contaminants
Income and ethnicity have shown to be accurate quality-of-life predictors in urban areas throughout the country.

Learning the language of state water policy
Prior to becoming a Sea Grant fellow, I had the opportunity to work on water- and ocean-based legislation as an environmental lobbyist, where I often found myself both doing policy analyses of bill

Keara Tuso
Keara Tuso earned a master's degree in environmental policy and management, with a focus on marine resource management, from the University of California Davis in 2019.

Ross Cooper
Ross Cooper graduated with a Master of Advanced Studies in marine biodiversity and conservation from Scripps Institution of Oceanography in 2019.

Lean in to your professional swerves
From the moment I accepted my California Sea Grant State Fellowship with the State Water Resources Control Board,

Johanna Weston
Weston earned her master's in biology from California Polytechnic State University in 2012. 

Claire Waggoner
Also a former California Sea Grant Trainee, Claire Waggoner earned a master's degree in biology from California State University, Long Beach in 2011 for her research linking anthropogenic contamina

Meghan Powers
Meghan Powers earned a doctorate in ocean science from University of California, Santa Cruz in 2013.