The CNMI would have been perfect for Marine Biology courses, since the island is surrounded by waters that are rich in marine resources, not to mention there's Rota and Tinian too. However, the CNMI has no college nor vocational institutions that offer such course, thank goodness for the DEQ, CRM, DFW staff who try to educate and impart knowledge through internship programs.
I remember Bree attending NMC Board of Regents meeting to defend a marine vessel acquisition at the college.
The only bachelor's degree being offered at the college is BS Elementary Education, to prepare and train future teachers in the CNMI. It's just sad that despite the need for teachers, the local government can't afford them.
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Showing posts with label marine biology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marine biology. Show all posts
Aug 7, 2007
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There are several thoughts that have been written on paper, online or on the walls of every NMI building's bathrooms.
This site is for the geeks, for the shameless bitches, and for the restless drunks.
This site is for everyone.
Disclaimer:
Posts on this weblog are entirely the authors' opinions and views only.