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Tag: Samantha Setta

High school student follows his passion for science at GSO

High school student Tyla Morin with his GSO mentors.

Tyla Morin, a student at the Met High School in Providence, R.I., spent the past academic year at GSO learning from his graduate student mentors what it’s like to be an oceanographer.

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