Charlie Endris  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Geologist/GIS Specialist

Three weeks after graduating from Hamilton College with a Bachelor's degree in Geology in May 1998, I shipped out to Australia with the Ocean Drilling Program. For the next three years I spent ten, 2-month cruises on the 472 ft. drillship, JOIDES Resolution, as a Marine Lab Specialist. Much of my time at sea involved assisting scientists in the paleomagnetism lab, as well as working with a team of other technicians to process and curate hundreds of drilled deep-sea cores.   Later I began work as a teacher and First Mate with the non-for-profit organization, Living Classrooms Foundation. Onboard an historic wooden-hulled Skipjack sailboat, I would assist the captain in sailing the boat while teaching children about the ecology and history of the Chesapeake Bay.   Now in my second year at Moss Landing Marine Labs, I have joined the Center for Habitat Studies under the direction of Dr. H. Gary Greene. I have recently been awarded a California Sea Grant traineeship which will focus on mapping benthic marine habitats in the San Juan Islands of Washington state.

 

 

 

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