James Sulikowski receives cash award on behalf of 51品茶from Marine Anglers for Conservation and Research

 
L-R: Dick Michaud, James Sulikowski, John Hammond

James Sulikowski, Ph.D., associate professor of marine biology, was presented a $7,500 check by Marine Anglers for Conservation and Research Director Dick Michaud and Vice President John Hammond II in support of the 51品茶 and the Marine Anglers for Conservation and Research, Cooperative Research program, which provides scholarships for marine science student summer research residencies.  


 

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