Student & Teacher Resources
Want to be a diving professional or ocean explorer? Visit profiles on Michael Lombardi’s work here:
Questions about living ‘the life aquatic’?
- Read these FAQs for insight on college, your career, and professional diving.
- National Geographic Real World Geo Profile
Internships & Mentoring
We routinely work with students – from elementary school up through graduate students – to provide guidance and mentorship to spark creativity, and fuel innovation, fitting the themes embedded in our work. OO has hosted interns from MIT, URI, Brown University, New England Tech, Johnson & Wales University, and Seekonk High School. Contact us with inquiries.
more coming soon!
Ocean literacy outreach courtesy A. Krauss, Cobbles elementary School.
Student creative work courtesy MH Lombardi, Curvin McCabe Elementary School.
The little fish that keeps on giving, Derilissus lombardii, courtesy students at Curvin McCabe Elementary School.
Student creative work courtesy MH Lombardi, Curvin McCabe Elementary School.
The little fish that keeps on giving, Derilissus lombardii, courtesy students at Curvin McCabe Elementary School.
Ocean literacy outreach courtesy A. Krauss, Cobbles elementary School.
The future of exploration, and our humanity here on this Blue Planet is out there.
OO reaches out because we need kids to think big, and dream bigger about our future on this Blue Planet.
OO has inspired our next generation of explorers through expansive global digital outreach. Photo courtesy Vishwa Robotics.
Engaging future generations is critical to continue the journey. Photo by A. Krauss 2014.
Education is essential at broad scales, and in peer groups. Photo by C. Thibeault 2004.Presenting new technology to the public will invoke thought for future markets. CCR demo at New England Aquarium. Photo by Associated Press 2003.