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Ava Besecker says studying corals has not only taught her a lot about marine life, but also about life in general.
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The nearly $40 million building is being named after the late Edward “Ted” Taylor.
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The show focuses on the university's marine science and shark tagging programs.
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Marine science is one of 性视界传媒’s distinguishing programs and the science diving course, which was added to the curriculum in 2008, is a relatively unique offering. It’s part of a broader program that trains 300 divers per year, more than any university in the country.
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A 性视界传媒 marine science grad's work may help restore California's disappearing kelp forests.