• The Marine Institute celebrates International Development Week
• Naval Cadets Graduate from Memorial University’s Marine Institute
• SERT Centre Responds to Port aux Basques’ State of Emergency
• MI Navy Student’s climb halted by illness
• Recycling helps more than the environment: MI donates over $2200 to Campus Food Bank
• Naval Cadets Graduate from Memorial University’s Marine Institute
• International Engineers Using Bridge Simulator to Study Motion of High-rise Designs
• Memorial’s new chancellor visits MI
• Marine Institute Supports Celebrating Bartlett 2009
• University Sponsors New Regatta Shell
• Agreement For a Healthier Marine Environment
• MI to Host INSLC Conference
• MI Named Finalist for Distinction in Innovation Award
• Employee Wins Award for Student Services
• Partnerships Key to MI’s Growth and Advancement
• MI Aquaculture students shine at APICS Aquaculture and Biology
• MI instructor receives Aquaculturist of the Year 2008 Award
• Good News for the Class of 2008-2012!
• Marine Institute Awards Spring Scholarships
• MI grads coming home – Cooke Aquaculture announces new appointments
• MI International Receives Provincial Government Funding
• New Associate Professor for Ocean Technology
• Applied Research and Students Focus of Marine Institute’s Growth and Expansion
• Marine Institute Earning Reputation as a Leader in Ocean Development
• MI researchers work to keep us warm and dry at sea
• Soaring to new heights - CMS conducts motion testing for American skyscraper
• Connecting Students with Employers – MI’s Career Fair a Success
• MI headed Across the Pond
• Naval Cadets Graduate from Marine Institute
• MI Professor connected to Nobel Peace Prize
• Provincial Government Supports Development of E-Simulator
• MI International Hosts International Development Week

• I Welcomes New Recruits
• C Ferries interested in Cadet Program at MI
• Northern Exposure - MI Extends Expertise to the Canadian Artic
• Northwest Community College
• George Rose Book
• MI Partners with John Abbot College
• MI Student wins RINA Scholarship 2007
• MI Welcomes New DND Recruits
• Marine Institute Trains DND Personnel at SERT Centre
• Marine Institute students receive over $81,000 in scholarships
• Ships' Officer Shortage Focus of Marine Seminar
• Fry Family Scholarship for MI Sept. 2007
• MI Produces Quality Graduates
• The Fisheries and Marine Institute announces Head of new School of Ocean Technology

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• Anniversary Edition 2004
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Marine Pursuits

With activity names like “Build o’boat” and “Fish eggs/fish guts” you know this is not going to be your average summer camp.

This past summer, MI successfully launched its new summer program for teens, Marine Pursuits, with students from as far away as Change Islands, Davis Inlet and New Brunswick making the trip to St. John’s.

The camp is a unique opportunity for students from grades 9 -11, and from all across Newfoundland and Labrador, to learn about career options available to them in the marine industries. It’s also a great chance to explore new opportunities, make new friends and have fun learning.

This summer there were four weeklong camps, starting July 8 and ending August 16. MI instructors took time from their busy schedules to lead the groups, which immersed themselves in such pursuits as mapping a navigation course, dissecting fish and making their own caviar.

Marine Pursuits is an initiative of the Marine Institute, Memorial University and the Department of Youth Services and Post-Secondary Education funded through the Student Investment and Opportunity Corporation (SIOC). http://www.mi.mun.ca/marinepursuits/index.htm