Ocean Commotion
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The Louisiana Sea Grant College Program was proud to host
Ocean Commotion 2012 at the LSU Pete Maravich Assembly Center
on Tuesday October 30, 2012. Each year Ocean Commotion
brings about 3,000 area students, teachers and chaperones
to LSU to learn about our coast and sea from about 65 exhibitors.
Exhibits are provided by LSU researchers and public and
private organizations. Exhibit viewing is divided into two
time slots, each two hours in length, with the early time
slot reserved for grades 5-8 students (8:45-10:45) and the other reserved
for K-4 students(11:30-1:30).
The primary purpose of Ocean Commotion is to give students
the chance to learn about and touch the products of the
sea and coast—the aquatic animals, plants, and minerals—upon
which Louisiana's citizens are so dependent.
Would you or your organization like to volunteer to help?
Please volunteer to be a part of this educational event. It’s fun! If you have any questions, please contact Elaine Evers at 578-6363 or eevers@lsu.edu.
