The degree conferred in this program is the Master of Science in Hydrographic Science. Created in conjunction with the U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office (NAVOCEANO) to meet specific needs of that service, the USM Hydrographic Science Masters Program has graduated a large number of NAVOCEANO employees. The program is open to all qualified students interested in pursuing an advanced degree in hydrographic science.
Name
Date
After Graduation
Wendy-Ann Blidgen
August 2007
NAVO, Physical Scientist Geodesy & Tides Branch
Matthew Borbash
August 2007
Fleet Survey Team, LCDR
Jason Gipson
August 2007
Fleet Survey Team
Matthew Henigin
August 2007
Fleet Survey Team, USNR
Douglas Pearman
August 2007
Enlisted, US Navy
Douglas Roush
August 2007
Fleet Survey Team, Naval Officear LCDR
Meghan Teague
August 2007
Matthew Thompson
August 2007
NAVO, Physical Scientist, Hydrographic Science
Shirley Ahilan
August 2006
CARIS, Canada
Terry DeBerry
August 2006
Naval Oceanographic Office
Umit Gorur
August 2006
Turkish Navy
Jimmy Horne
August 2006
U.S. Navy, Fleet Survey Team
Regina Kolenc
August 2006
Survey Firm, Slovenia
Dave Kuehn
August 2006
U.S. Navy, Fleet Survey Team
Calvin Martin
August 2006
Naval Oceanographic Office, Fleet Survey Team
Olumide Omotoso
August 2006
Nigerian Ports Authority, Lagos
Ron Shaw
August 2006
U.S. Navy, Fleet Survey Team
Wendy Stewart
August 2006
Royal Australian Navy
Brandon McWilliams
August 2006
U.S. Navy Fleet Survey Team
Albert Armstrong
August 2005
U.S. Navy
Adam Dunbar
August 2005
NOAA
James Guilford
August 2005
Haythem Kheriji
August 2005
Tunisian Navy
Jenny Ruiz
August 2005
Vanessa Self
August 2005
NAVOCEANO
Melanie Sigafoos
August 2005
U.S. Navy
David Taggert
August 2005
U.S. Navy
Hikmet Ulusal
August 2005
Turkish Navy
Sean Yemm
August 2005
U.S. Navy
Todd Barnhill
August 2004
U.S. Navy Fleet Survey Team
James Coleman
August 2004
U.S. Navy Fleet Survey Team
Brad Gillis
August 2004
private contractor, working offshore around the world
