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Julie Anderson
Senior
Laboratory Technician,
Biological Science
and
Associate Faculty,
Aquarium & Aquaculture
Science
Office/Lab: SM 234-236,
Biology Prep Area
Voice Mail: (949) 582-4657
Division Office: (949) 582-4820
Email: Janderson@saddleback.edu
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Fall 08 Class Schedule
MST
100 (DE)Aquarium Systems
Sept. 11 - Nov 27, 2008
Spring 2009 – Tentative Class Schedule
MST 100 Aquarium
Systems
MST 101: Aquarium
Management
MST 203: Ecology of Captive
Invertebrates and Fish
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FALL 2008 Work Schedule
(Aug 25 – Dec. 23, 2008)
Mon: 11:00am – 8:30pm
Tues: 11:00am – 8:30pm
Wed: 11:00am – 8:30pm
Thurs: 11:00am – 8:30pm
*Fri: Alternate On/Off: 8:00am-4:30pm
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Julie is a Senior Lab Technician for Biological
Sciences and Associate Faculty for Aquarium and Aquaculture
Science at Saddleback College, where she has been employed for over
27 years. She has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biological
Sciences with emphasis in Marine Sciences from San Diego State University
and is a certified SCUBA diver, scientific diver, small boat operator and
collects, maintains and propagates a variety of marine organisms in
approximately 3,200 gallons of temperate and tropical marine aquarium
systems for the college.
In addition to her fulltime job as
technician, where she preps, maintains and manages instructional
supplies, instruments and equipment used in the biological sciences, she
also teaches part time for Biology and Aquarium Science. She also oversees
the new Aquarium and Aquaculture Science program
and supporting Aquarium Lab Facility. As a long-time enthusiast for the oceans,
marine ecology and the global conservation efforts of threatened marine
ecosystems, she was instrumental in the development of a premiere
Certificate/Degree program, Aquarium & Aquaculture Science, which was
officially accredited by the State Chancellor's Office, October 2003. It
is the first and only program of its kind in the State of
California. Over $85,000 worth of supplies, equipment and funding
have been secured over the past 10 years, dating back from the
grassroots, pilot course of 1998 to present day. Several major
Industry, Research Facilities and Public Aquariums, Interpretive Centers
and Organizations have partnered with Saddleback Colleges' Aquarium &
Aquaculture Science Program and provide supplies, equipment, serve on advisory
committee for curriculum and program review, and sponsor
"real" worksite experience through various workshops and back
scenes tours.
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