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Marianna Bradley, Duke University Intern marianna@penobscoteast.org
 Marianna Bradley grew up in the Florida Keys and attended Coral Shores High School. By her senior year Marianna was an advanced scuba diver and had spent much of her free time voluntarily working with local scientists and non-profits collecting data on coral reefs. Looking for a change, Marianna decided to attend College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, Maine. While at COA Marianna became deeply interested in marine sciences and fisheries management, spending her summers and free time pursuing these interests. Since graduating Marianna has worked and lived in Miami and Key West, Florida working in the sciences and in the Fall of 2009 began graduate school at Duke University pursuing a professional master’s degree in Coastal Environmental Management. She is currently the Northeast Coastal Communities Fishing Sector intern, helping with the Downeast Groundfish Initiative’s sentinel fishery project, working to rebuild a sustainable groundfish fishery in eastern Maine.
Kipp Quinby, COA Intern
kipp
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penobscoteast [dot] org
 Kipp Quinby grew up on Peaks Island and Isle au Haut working with her father to fish for marine specimens for labs and schools. As a kid she lobstered on her own and worked three seasons as a sternman. Kipp attended College of the Atlantic where she did her senior work evaluating clam resources for the town of Bar Harbor and also earned a teaching certificate for secondary biology. Since graduating she has worked for several years at Shoals Marine Laboratory on Appledore Island, Maine, in the Isles of Shoals. She recently moved back up the coast and is splitting her time between Penobscot East Resource Center and the family business.
Evie Smith, COA Intern
evie [at] penobscoteast [dot] org
 Evie Smith grew up in Edgecomb, Maine and attended Boothbay Region High School. While in high school she interned with Carl Wilson at the Department of Marine Resources Lobster Department. This work led to an interest in Maine's fisheries and the communities that are built around them. After two years on the west coast attending University of California at Davis, Evie made her way east again and landed at College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor. Currently Evie is a senior at COA focusing on Community Development with special interest in coastal communities. She is interning with Penobscot East, helping to coordinate the Community Supported Fisheries.
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