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Summer 2007, Vol. 3, No. 3 | Index
Employee News
New Employees | Promotions | Milestones
Bay Paul Center: A Training Ground for Future Scientists
MBL Softball Team Wraps Up Season
New Employees
The MBL welcomes the following new employees
Mark Alliegro, Senior Research Scienitst, Bay Paul Center
Mary Ann Alliegro, Research Assistant, Bay Paul Center
Sarah Butler, Research Assistant, The Ecosystems Center
Hugh Ducklow, Director, The Ecosystems Center
Matthew Erickson, Senior Research Assistant, The Ecosystems Center Andrew Grimm, Research Assistant, Bay Paul Center
Bette Hecox-Lea, Research Assistant, Bay Paul Center
Jennifer Johnson, Research Assistant, The Ecosystems Center
Diana Kenney, Science Writer/Editor, Communications
Matthew Margetta, Assistant to Sponsored Programs, Financial Services Kate Morkeski, Research Assistant, The Ecosystems Center
John Murt, Research Assistant, Marine Resources Center Cordelia Roth, Grant Coordinator, Financial Services
Aaron Strong, Research Assistant, The Ecosystems Center
Promotions
Linda Amaral Zettler to Associate Research Scientist
Pamela Clapp Hinkle to Acting Director of External Affairs
Pamela Fournier to Systems Administrator, EOL Project
Gina Hebert to Associate Director of Communications
Julie Huber to Assistant Scientist in the Bay Paul Center
Rob Loyot to Director of Information Technology
Matthew Person to Technical Services Coordinator, MBLWHOI Library
Carol Schachinger to Managing Editor, The Biological Bulletin
Milestones
- Lydia Mäthger, a Research Associate in the laboratory of Roger Hanlon and Clayton Jones, Vice President of Webb Research Corporation, were married on August 11.
- Jennifer Wernegreen, an Associate Scientist in the Bay Paul Center, and Richard Lawler, Assistant Professor at Boston University, were married July 4, in Woods Hole.
- MBLWHOI Library Director Cathy Norton welcomed a new granddaughter, Julietta Ann Marzot, on July 31, 2007.
Other Employee News
Bay Paul Center:
A Training Ground for Future Scientists
While the number of graduate students at the MBL is growing, the Josephine Bay Paul Center is continuing its long tradition of helping Research Assistants build the independent research skills needed for graduate school. Last month, four Bay Paul Research Assistants left the Center to enter doctoral programs: Sarah Biber (Mark Welch lab) has joined the Molecular and Cellular Biology Program at Brandeis University;
Jennifer Rocca (Sogin and Mark Welch labs) has joined the Botany Program at the University of Texas at Austin; Hilary Smith (Mark Welch lab) has joined the Program in Aquatic Chemical Ecology at Georgia Tech; and Susanna Theroux (Sogin-Amaral Zettler lab) has joined the Brown-MBL Graduate Program. “We are saddened to see them leave the Center,” says Bay Paul Center Assistant Scientist David Mark Welch, “but are confident that they will be excellent graduate students and wish them continued success in their careers.”
MBL Softball Team Wraps Up Season
The MBL Softball Team capped off another great season with their best effort yet as they defeated their rival, WHOI Carpenters, in their final game by the score of
13-6. The MBL finished up the season with an 8-5 record overall. “Softball is a great way for MBL employees and students to meet people from different departments that they may never interact with otherwise,” says Environmental Health and Safety Manager and team coach Jim Marcello. “Everyone had a great time this season and we ended it all with a cook-out that everyone attended.” Jim would like to thank MBL summer stockroom assistant Dave Galatzer-Levy for acting as a backup coach at games he couldn’t attend.
2007 Season Softball Team Roster
Justine Allen
Dave Bailey
Dan Boggs
Suzanne Carlson
Olin Christy
Mike Dacey
Chris Dematos
Clara Funk
Dave Galatzer-Levy
Erica Lasek-Nesselquist
Will Malchow
Jim Marcello
Rhys Probyn
Tim Schorer
Carla Scocchi
Aaron Strong
Mike Toner
Nick Warren
George Waksman
Leon Winston
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