
A groundbreaking ceremony was held for a new dormitory that will primarily house undergraduate interns. It addresses a critical need for on-campus living space. The new dormitory is expected to be ready by Spring 2027. This dormitory expansion will strengthen the Sea Lab’s ability to serve as the premier marine research and education institution on the Gulf Coast.
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"The course style influenced me in the college that I eventually attended. I am very thankful for the Marine Science Course and the Sea Lab. It was my first step into a field of study which I still find very interesting."
- Autumn, Marine Science Course
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"The diversity of these experiences and being exposed to different lab techniques and a variety of field work has really helped me as a young scientist."
- Ph.D. Student Jesse Gwinn

"I wanted to come to the Dauphin Island Sea Lab because of the researchers and the resources", Rodriguez explained. "It's a close environment with easy access to faculty and everyone is excited to help you."
- Masters Graduate, Alex Rodriguez
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