Prof. Amelia Moore first American to receive a Fulbright to travel to The Bahamas in over a decade

Dr. Amelia Moore, Assistant Professor of Sustainable Coastal Tourism and Recreation in the Department of Marine Affairs, is currently in The Bahamas for the Spring of 2016.   She will be conducting research and teaching at the College of The Bahamas with a Fulbright Scholar Award from the U.S. State Department.  Because of a long program […]

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Kristen Ounanian – 2nd Runner-up in Society for Applied Anthropology Student Paper Competition

URI Marine Affairs PhD Candidate, Kristen Ounanian Awarded 2nd Runner-up in Society for Applied Anthropology Student Paper Competition URI Marine Affairs PhD Candidate, Kristen Ounanian, placed 2nd runner-up in the Tourism and Heritage Student Paper Competition sponsored by the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA). Based on an open call for extended abstracts, Kristen was invited […]

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