The WWU Marine and Coastal Science (MACS) program is now in its fifth year and just welcomed a brand-new group of enthusiastic, budding marine scientists. Check out the video above to learn about the MACS experience of Amirah Casey, a recent program alumna now pursuing a graduate degree at the University of Washington, who just received a prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship award.
Support other next-generation marine scientists along their career path through a Give Day donation. Your gift will make a difference.
$25: Buy laboratory notebooks for 3 MACS student researchers.
$50: Cover the cost of five chemical analyses for students studying Salish Sea water quality.
$150: Fund a half-day boat trip for an entire MACS class.
$200: Enable more courses at our world-class marine station by covering vanpooling to the Shannon Point Marine Center from main campus for 11 student for a full quarter.
$300: Provide housing for an unforgettable quarter of field courses at Shannon Point for a student in need.
$1,000: Support a student to present original research at a science conference.
$3,000: Cover the cost of publishing original MACS student research in an open access science journal.
100% of all donations support MACS students.
