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Tag Archives: Craig Connolly
  • The Mud-Filled Path to Graduate School

    Posted by Craig Connolly on December 18, 2014

    From the muddy wetlands of the Hudson River in New York to the permafrost-fed streams of the Siberian Arctic, my path to graduate school–has quite literally–included trekking through mud…


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  • There’s liver in it

    Posted by Craig Connolly on August 12, 2014

    Having lived in Siberia for seven weeks now, I no longer feel like a visitor at the Northeast Science Station. Orbita and the station feel more like home, making…


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  • Congratulations to Polaris Participants and Alumni!

    Posted by Sue Natali on May 27, 2014

    As Polaris Project students advance in their academic careers, they continue to achieve scientific successes through publications, presentations at national meetings, and awards and fellowships.  Just to highlight a…


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  • CO2 and Spring Weather at Falmouth Academy

    Posted by Craig Connolly on April 13, 2014

    Hi all, Going back to an earlier blog post, last week I had the chance to visit the 9th grade environmental studies classes at Falmouth Academy to co-teach a lesson…


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  • Mentoring for a student science fair project

    Posted by Craig Connolly on January 17, 2014

    I always enjoy informally talking to students who are interested in studying the environment. I find it very rewarding to share my enthusiasm for environmental science, and make a…


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  • A dual-purpose of AGU

    Posted by Craig Connolly on December 22, 2013

    A mentor once told me that attending conferences such as AGU make for a perfect opportunity to reconnect with colleagues and establish new relationships with students and scientists. He…


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  • A System Within A Bigger System

    Posted by Karin Sather on December 12, 2013

    With two more days left in San Fransisco and a poster presentation successfully completed, I have taken some time to reflect on my experience at the American…


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  • Mission Accomplished!

    Posted by Craig Connolly on August 2, 2013

    Well as forecasted, the last few days of Polaris were some hectic ones…but I can happily say…MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! As our data collecting was wrapping up, we were all working hard…


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  • Colleagues and Friends

    Posted by Craig Connolly on July 30, 2013

    …I knew Polaris 2013 would be something new, but I had no clue what to expect and I don’t think anyone could have predicted what its impacts were going…


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  • Collaboration and a Cold Cave

    Posted by Karin Sather on July 17, 2013

    Spending hours sitting on a case of water bottles in a cold dark room was not quite what I had pictured when I anticipated my month of research in…


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  • It’s all setting in

    Posted by Craig Connolly on July 3, 2013

    About four and a half months ago, a classmate of mine heard about my plans to travel to northeastern Siberia to study Arctic- environmental science. He was planning on…


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