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Board of Trustees

The Ocean Leadership Board of Trustees consists of 14 Trustees elected from the among the membership, who are charged by the Members to represent the best interests of the broad ocean research and education community. In addition, the Members elect three At-Large Trustees who are from outside the community and bring specific expertise that will support the mission and vision of the organization. All Trustees are elected to three-year terms.

  AT-LARGE TRUSTEES
  Term: March 2011 – March 2014
 
Bob Corell

Dr. Robert W. Corell
Center for Energy & Climate Solutions
Global Environment & Technology Foundation

  Term:  March 2013 – March 2016
 
Sandra Whitehouse Dr. Sandra Whitehouse
The Ocean Conservancy
  OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION

Chair:

Dr. Robert B. Dunbar
Professor, Geological and Environmental Sciences
Stanford University
Email: dunbar@stanford.edu

Vice-Chair:

Dr. Larry Mayer
Director, Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping
University of New Hampshire
Email: larry.mayer@unh.edu

Treasurer:

Dr. James G. Sanders
Director
Skidaway Institute of Oceanography 
Email: jim.sanders@skio.usg.edu 

President & CEO:

Dr. Robert B. Gagosian
(non-voting)
President & CEO
Consortium for Ocean Leadership
Email: rgagosian@oceanleadership.org

Chief Financial Officer:

Ms Yan Xing
(non-voting)
Chief Financial Officer
Consortium for Ocean Leadership
Email: yxing@oceanleadership.org

Secretary:

Ms Amy L. Castner, M.A.
(non-voting)
Secretary of the Board
Consortium for Ocean Leadership
Email: acastner@oceanleadership.org

 Assistant Secretary:

Mr. Colin Reed
(non-voting)
Assistant Secretary of the Board
Consortium for Ocean Leadership
Email: creed@oceanleadership.org


BOARD OF TRUSTEES
  Term: March 2011 – March 2014
Susan Avery

Dr. Susan K. Avery
President and Director
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution 
Email: savery@whoi.edu

Mike Perfit

Dr. Michael Perfit
Chair, Department of Geological Sciences
University of Florida
Email: perfit@ufl.edu

Nancy Rabalais

Dr. Nancy N. Rabalais
Executive Director, DeFelice Marine Center
Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium
Email: nrabalais@lumcon.edu

Jim Sanders

Dr. James G. Sanders
Director
Skidaway Institute of Oceanography
Email: jim.sanders@skio.usg.edu

Nancy Targett

Dr. Nancy M. Targett  
(ex officio 1-yr term)
Dean, College of Earth, Ocean and Environment
University of Delaware
Email: ntargett@udel.edu

 
  Term: March 2012 – March 2015
Don Boesch

Dr. Donald F. Boesch
President, Center for Environmental Science
University of Maryland
Email: boesch@umces.edu

Rob Dunbar

Dr. Robert B. Dunbar
Professor, Geological and Environmental Sciences
Stanford University
Email: dunbar@stanford.edu

Steve Lohrenz Dr. Steven E. Lohrenz
Dean, School for Marine Science and Technology
University of Massachusetts
Email: slohrenz@umassd.edu
Larry Mayer Dr. Larry Mayer
Director, Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping
University of New Hampshire
Email: larry.mayer@unh.edu
 
   Term: March 2013 – March 2016
Mark Abbott

Dr. Mark R. Abbott
Dean, College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences
Oregon State University
Email: mark@coas.oregonstate.edu

Ginger Armbrust

Dr. E. Virginia Armbrust
Director, School of Oceanography
University of Washington
Email: armbrust@uw.edu

Jackie Dixon

Dr. Jaqueline E. Dixon
Dean, College of Marine Science
University of South Florida 
Email: jdixon@usf.edu

Hank Lobe

Mr. Hank Lobe
Government Systems
Sonardyne, Inc. 
Email: hank.lobe@sonardyne.com

Josie Quintrell

Ms Josie Quintrell
Executive Director
The IOOS Association
Email: jquintrell@comcast.net

Graham Shimmield

Dr. Graham Shimmield
Executive Director
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Science
Email: gshimmield@bigelow.org

 

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