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Glenna Dyson-Roberts

Glenna Dyson-Roberts, from Western Washington University, joined the Munroe lab as a RIOS intern in 2019. Glenna studied how cownose rays utilize intertidal sand flats and interact with oyster farms.


Niki Lisi née Cleary

Niki Cleary was an undergraduate from Villanova University studying Environmental Science, who joined the Munroe lab during the summer of 2018 as an NSF sponsored RIOS intern. She studied behavior


Robert Jarrett

Robert Jarrett, a Rutgers undergrad, joined the lab as a research technician in the Munroe Lab in 2019. He worked on programs using sonar to study horseshoe crab behavior and


Nadja DiMartino

Nadja DiMartino, a marine biology major from UC Santa Cruz joined the lab as a RIOS intern in 2017. Nadja learned new skills in crab larval husbandry in order to


Nate Morris

Nate Morris came from Connecticut College to work on surfclam (Spisula solidissima) farming experiments as a RIOS intern in 2017. During his internship he cultured baby surfclams and collected data to


Ryan Harner

Ryan Harner studied Environmental Science from Stockton University, and joined the Munroe Lab in 2016 to study the population characteristics of Summer Flounder (Paralichthys dentatus). Ryan sampled Summer Flounder on


Rachel Marshall

Rachel Marshall was a RIOS intern from the University of Rhode Island in 2016. Rachel studied the sex ratios of discarded Summer Flounder (Paralichthys dentatus) in the New Jersey recreational


SeungWhan (Steve) Lee

SeungWhan (Steve) Lee was a Rutgers student who joined the lab as an intern in the summer of 2017 to study ages of sublegal (discarded) Summer Flounder (Paralichthys dentatus) from


Rachel Sheppard

Rachel Sheppard was a RIOS intern in 2016 from the University of Massachusetts. She helped with sampling plankton in Barnegat Bay and Little Egg Harbor (BBLEH). Her results showed that


Francesca Roselli

Francesca Roselli was a RIOS intern and George H Cook scholar in 2015, and graduated from the Marine Science program at Rutgers. Francesca studied population biology of Oyster Toadfish, Opsanus