About
Welcome to GSOCalendar of EventsDirectionsDirectoryContactAlumniGSO Advisory CouncilGSO InfoGSO Profile
GSO Academics
Faculty & ScientistsAcademic ProgramsApplyStudent LifeCurrent StudentsSURFOSeminarsFor Students
GSO Research
Faculty & Scientist SearchFaculty & ScientistsResearch LaboratoriesResearch FacilitiesAnalytical ServicesPell Marine Science Library
RV Endeavor
Where is Endeavor Now?Marine OperationsRI Endeavor ProgramRI Teacher At Sea
Narragansett Bay Campus
Institutes, Centers and OfficesAffiliates, Partners, and Memberships
GSO Outreach
GSO Outreach ProgramsGSO at the 2012 Ocean Sciences MeetingGSO in the Media
Features
AlumniAwards & HonorsFacilitiesFacultyGraduate StudentsOutreachRV EndeavorResearchSpecial Events
President's Message Map and Directions Admission Faculty and Staff URI Info Bank Campus Master Plan
Kingston Campus Feinstein Providence Campus Narragansett Bay Campus W. Alton Jones Campus
Colleges, Schools, and Departments Course Schedules and Catalog Graduate School Summer Program Academic Calendars and Exam Schedules Enrollment Services
Division of Research and Economic Development Outreach Programs Graduate School University Libraries Marine and Environmental Programs
Team Sports at GoRhody.com Recreation Ryan Center
Events Calendar News Releases The Good 5¢ Cigar inAdvance@URI QUADangles

Audrey Kampper

A_Kampper_headshot_R.jpg

“Tell me and I forget, show me and I may remember, but involve me and I will understand.”

 

Teacher:
Audrey Kampper
School:
Cranston East High School
Expedition(s):
Exploration of the Georges Banks for Copepod Consumption
Teacher Logs:
Exploration of the Georges Banks for Copepod Consumption
All

 

 

Audrey Kampper has been at Cranston East High School for the past 13 years. She is a certified Biology and General Science teacher, currently teaching Anatomy and Physiology as well as Physical Science. Audrey believes that teaching is the opportunity for continual learning and growth. In her opinion, to become an effective educator, opportunities must be seized. She loves that the Rhode Island Teacher At Sea program will help her carry out this philosophy of teaching. Her husband has been a fisherman for over the past 30 years and Audrey enjoys traveling with him on his work skiff. Audrey believes the most important educational outcome for her students is to help them develop a better understanding of the ocean and human influences upon the sea.