Going Coastal

In this insightful 10th episode of Going Coastal, co-hosts Jon Miller and Deb Fernandes speak with Elizabeth Sherr, a self-taught science communicator and content creator who shares her passion for breaking down complex scientific concepts in relatable and engaging ways.

Join us as Elizabeth takes us through her journey in science communication, from her rise on social media to speaking at conferences, and how she uses her platform to bridge the gap between research and public understanding.

Key Highlights:

• The art of distilling complex research into accessible messages
• Leveraging digital platforms like TikTok to reach diverse audiences
• Practical tips on engaging the public with science

Whether you're a researcher, science enthusiast, or simply curious about how science shapes our world, this episode offers valuable insights for everyone.

Find @lizlivingblue on all platforms:

Website

Instagram

TikTok

YouTube

Thank you to our sponsor, the NJ Sea Grant.

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In this 9th episode of Going Coastal, hosts Jon Miller and Marissa Torres chat with seasoned field data collectors Nina Stark and Tori Tomiczek to gain insight into the world of post-storm reconnaissance.

Nina and Tori share their experience collecting data in the aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton in coastal Florida, how we can learn, advance, and adapt following extreme events, and how you could get involved.

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In this 8th episode of Going Coastal, hosts Jon Miller and Deb Fernandes sit down with young coastal engineering innovators Jacob  Stasiewicz & EJ Rainville to explore the world where tech, research, and entrepreneurship collide. They dive deep into how they are shaping the future of coastal science and technology, sharing valuable insights on career paths, the power of creativity, and advice for students and professionals alike.

From academic research to startup ventures, this episode shows that there's more than one way to make an impact in the coastal field.

Thank you to NJ Sea Grant to sponsor this episode.

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In Episode 7 of Going Coastal, hosts Marissa Torres and Deb Fernandes are joined by two trailblazing women in coastal engineering, Dr. Julie Dean Rosati and Dr. Jane McKee Smith.

Julie, Technical Director for Civil Works Research and Development for the US Army Corps of Engineers, Engineer Research and Development Center as well as the Technical Director for Flood Risk Management at CHL - more commonly known as ERDC-CHL, and Jane, Research Professor at the University of Florida as well as an Emeritus Senior Scientist at ERDC-CHL, share their career journeys, advice on mentorship, insights on achieving a balance between work and family life and the challenges they’ve overcome along the way.

Whether you’re an aspiring coastal engineer or seeking inspiration to achieve your goals, this episode is for you!

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In Episode 6 of Going Coastal, hosts Marissa Torres & Deb Fernandes chat with ASBPA student award winners Kayla O’Brien & Leanne Hauptman. Discover their inspiring journeys in coastal science, from academic challenges to impactful research. Kayla shares insights on winning the Nicholas Kraus Coastal Scholar Award, while Leanne discusses the implications of being the Student Educational Award recipient. This episode is full of advice, brand new topics, such as microplastics as the new coastal hazard, and exciting future plans.

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This month on Going Coastal, co-hosts Jon Miller & Marissa Torres speak with Mr. Nick Angarone of the NJ Department of Environmental Protection for a special Coastal Policy episode. Nick has worn many hats over his distinguished career as a city and region planner and currently serves as the Chief Resilience Officer (CRO) for the state of New Jersey, the Manager of the Office of Climate Resilience, and a NJ Coastal Manager. Join us to understand how the little things can make the biggest difference for your community!

Check out mycoast.org/nj to learn how you can contribute to the scientific community and strengthen our ability to execute emergency planning and management!

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Join hosts, Jon Miller & Marissa Torres, on the Going Coastal Podcast for a special hybrid Professional Development and Student Research Spotlight episode! All roads lead to Coastal for Emma McCann, a rising senior in Environmental Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology and one of Jon’s current undergraduate researchers. 

Throwback Tuesday: Mentioned in this episode is Nicole “Nikki” Zuck, a current PhD student at Stevens. Learn more about her work from a previous Student Research Spotlight on Going Coastal: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1PdxvUpIzUPFvhl7GCBgRf?si=8e1b56d3d15142fe

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Join hosts, Jon Miller & Deb Fernandes, on the Going Coastal Podcast as they dive into the world of student research! In this episode, we shine a spotlight on two recent graduates from the University of South Alabama, Sydney Goodman and Tyler Jacobs. Listen to know more about them and their research!

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Welcome back to the Going Coastal Podcast, for students and new professionals. In this introduction episode, get to know our dynamic hosts Jon Miller, Marissa Torres, and Deb Fernandes.

Join us as we dive into who they are, their backgrounds in the coastal field, and what drives their passion for coastal preservation. Discover the most fascinating places their work has taken them and learn what exciting changes and continuities you can expect from the podcast moving forward.

We’ll discuss the format of our monthly episodes, which will include segments on professional development, student research spotlights, and coastal policy updates. With a new email ([email protected]) and a more inclusive approach towards other student and professional coastal organizations, we’re also exploring sponsorship possibilities to bring you even more content.

Tune in, get involved, and let us know what you want to hear next on the Going Coastal Podcast!

Welcome back to the Going Coastal Podcast, your go-to destination for all things coastal preservation and professional development, hosted by Jon Miller, Marissa Torres, and Deb Fernandes.

In our launch episode, Jon Miller and Deb Fernandes share updates and insights on the latest developments. We express heartfelt gratitude to Tyler and Peter for their invaluable contributions over the past 3 years, as we embark on this new journey.

We want to hear from YOU! What topics would you like us to talk about next? Your input shapes the future of our podcast. We've got a fresh email address for your feedback and inquiries: [email protected].

We can't wait to hear from you and stay tuned for the next episodes to come!