Aisha Tanaka runs the intertidal transect survey at Prentice and works on how coastal communities reassemble after disturbance, including the cases where they reassemble into something different.

James McAllister is a doctoral candidate working on shelf-break exchange events, and the person who spent eleven days waiting for a glider to come back.

Nathaniel Brooks works on how ocean governance actually operates, as opposed to how the statutes say it does. He runs the policy clinic.

Priya Iyer designs underwater vehicles and the control systems that keep them working when nobody is watching. She chairs Marine Engineering and led the case for the test basin.

Elena Reyes works on shelf circulation and the exchange between coastal water and the open ocean. She has led fourteen cruises aboard R/V Cascadia Strait.

Rosa Delgado leads undergraduate and graduate admissions, and is the person most likely to answer when a prospective student calls.

Grace Adeyemi works on the economics of marine resource use, including the parts that economics handles badly.

Tobias Wren reads sediment cores for evidence of past climate, and spends a good deal of his time arguing about what a layer of mud can and cannot tell you.