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Earth and Oceanographic Science

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Cathryn Field

Laboratory Instructor and Service Learning Coordinator in Geology

Spring 2012

Introduction to Oceanography (EOS 102L1)

Introduction to Oceanography (EOS 102L2)

Introduction to Oceanography (EOS 102L3)

Phone	725-3271
Title	Lab Instructor/Service Learning Coordinator
Department	Earth & Oceanographic Science
Work Location	116B Druckenmiller Hall
E-Mail	cfield@bowdoin.edu

Cathryn Field

Education

B.A. (Connecticut College)
M.S. (Smith College)