Kayla Sullivan
Graduate Students
Master of Operational Oceanography
Graduate Student Master of Operational Oceanography
DMCS
 
Short Bio:

I grew up in Hunterdon County, NJ, where I developed an interest in animals and the environment. This early passion led me to pursue an associate’s degree in environmental science at Raritan Valley Community College. After graduating, I moved to Manahawkin, NJ, a coastal area, where I found more opportunities to get involved with marine science. This move, along with my transfer to Stockton University, inspired me to focus my studies on marine science and pursue a bachelor’s degree in this field. Through hands-on experience aboard Stockton’s research vessels and in the classroom, I became more familiar and interested in marine technology. During the summer of 2024, I had an opportunity to deepen my curiosities through an internship with Save Barnegat Bay, where I worked on a water quality project in Beach Haven West, NJ. This experience taught me how valuable marine technology is in protecting aquatic environments. I am excited to continue combining my passion for environmental and marine science with innovative technology to positively impact our oceans.