National Maritime Day

Giving thanks and appreciation for our Merchant Marine and its tradition

Each year on May 22, our country celebrates National Maritime Day. This day recognizes America’s appreciation for the maritime industry, its notable ships, and the extraordinary seafarers whose service is the foundation of U.S. commerce, prosperity and security. The Merchant Marine powers and supplies the world’s largest economy while supporting our military forces at sea and on foreign soils.
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May - 2018
Ellen Reynolds
Logistics for the Long RunFrom ecologist to MMA master’s degree, Ellen Reynolds has been on a “green” path.
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Maritime Alumni Challange
All Hands on Deck for the Alumni Participation ChallengeIt's not how much, but how many that counts.
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Women on the Water Conference
10th Annual Women on the WaterMMA will host the 10th Annual Women on the Water Conference, November 1-3.
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Ben Dinsmore
New Owner of Marine Hardware MakerBen Dinsmore ’99 comes ashore to run a unique enterprise.
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A Night By The Bay
Successful Night by the Bay Raises Nearly $75,000Alumni and friends gathered for a night of fun and fundraising.
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Dave Fenderson
Identify YourselfWorld-traveling alumni identify with swag.
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Save the Date

Ship receptions, Homecoming, class reunions, the International WorkBoat Show, the Senior Banquet–-these are just a few of the annual events that are organized by the Alumni Relations Office with the help of alumni.

Check out upcoming Alumni activities of interest.

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Survey Question: What professional publications, websites, or resources do you read and recommend for your occupation?  (e.g., Professional Mariner, Maritime Technology News, etc.)

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Feedback from alumni is fundamental to providing great programming and service. As always, your responses are voluntary and will be confidential. The next Shipmate will publish the results of this poll.

March, 2018 Shipmate question results: “How much has your MMA education enhanced your overall quality of life?” Of Shipmate recipients responding, 89.5% said their MMA education impacted their quality of life “very much;” 5.25% noted “somewhat; and 5.25% said “little” impact.