Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory
Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences Excellence Fund
Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences Excellence Fund
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The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences, a global leader in ocean science, education and innovation, is proudly part of Arizona State University’s Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory. With over 120 years of experience and a legacy of excellence, ASU BIOS serves as a gateway to the world’s oceans for students and educators alike, providing immersive, hands-on learning that inspires the next generation of ocean scientists and students, both local and international.
ASU BIOS connects ocean science with society’s urgent need to address pressing environmental challenges, from identifying ways to store carbon to ensuring healthy marine ecosystems. Your gift not only helps train the next generation of scientists but also expands our ability to make key discoveries in areas such as ocean health and environmental resilience. It supports international collaborations with global research groups and enables experts to use our world-class facilities to create impactful research and educational programs.
Unrestricted donations allow us to remain agile, respond to emerging challenges, support priority research and teaching needs, and invest in the tools and talent. Help us ensure a healthier, more sustainable future, powered by knowledge and driven by purpose.
My long-term goal is to work as a marine research scientist focused on coral reef conservation and climate resilience. I envision contributing to global efforts to protect ocean ecosystems, conducting research, informing policy and working with coastal communities to develop sustainable practices. The Ocean Futures program at ASU, which emphasizes forward-thinking, interdisciplinary approaches and includes Indigenous and community-based perspectives, has been instrumental in shaping this vision."
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I believe ASU is a major life force in our community and I want to do my part to help it thrive."