Seeley, Robin Hadlock
Senior Research Associate
I have been the Academic Advisor at the Shoals Marine Laboratory since January 2007 with responsibilities for advising and mentoring undergraduate students in credit courses and internships. In 2007 I was in charge of the National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates program at Shoals Marine Laboratory. In early 2008 my title was changed to Assistant Director of Academic Advising. With this new position SML has focused effort on recruiting, advising and mentoring undergraduates in our courses and internships by Ph.D level staff. I also advise Cornell faculty on the course offerings at Shoals and the options that Shoals courses provide to fulfill Cornell concentration, department and college graduation requirements. I am also a Senior Research Associate and during the summer I teach and conduct research in marine ecology.
research
research and scholarship focus
My research is focused on the impact of climate change on invasive species in marine communities of the Gulf of Maine.
affiliations
academic staff in
- Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB) | Cornell department
- Shoals Marine Laboratory (SML) | research center
teaching
teaching focus
My primary instructional focus is mentoring undergraduates in field research at the Shoals Marine Laboratory.
service
outreach focus
I am engaged in monitoring the spread of marine invasive species in the Gulf of Maine and studying their impacts.
background
featured in
- Cornell marine biologist's persistence leads to discovery of invasive sea squirts in vital Maine fishing grounds | Cornell news release
- On Smuttynose, layers of history reveal early settlement and fate of fisheries | Cornell Chronicle feature
- Prehistoric tools and artifacts discovered at Isles of Shoals | Cornell Chronicle feature
Keywords: climate change, marine invasive species, none, ocean warming