Sasha Seroy
Assistant Teaching Professor
Biological Oceanography
Specialty
Ocean Technology, Marine Ecology, Pedagogy
- sseroy@uw.edu
- (206) 543-1996
- Office: MSB 254
Sasha Seroy is teaching faculty in the UW School of Oceanography, and she leads the UW Ocean Technology Program. She teaches undergraduate courses in both oceanography and marine biology where her students gain hands-on experience developing technical skills to test environmentally relevant hypotheses. Through the Ocean Technology Program, she leads courses and mentors students in the design, construction, and use of various instruments to investigate different oceanographic questions. She is actively involved in STEM education research and conducts outreach with K-12 teachers and community college students. She received a Ph.D. in Oceanography from UW, where she investigated effects of changing ocean conditions on invertebrate interactions using experimental, field, and modeling techniques.
Sasha Seroy
Assistant Teaching Professor
Biological Oceanography
Specialty
Ocean Technology, Marine Ecology, Pedagogy
- sseroy@uw.edu
- (206) 543-1996
- Office: MSB 254
Sasha Seroy is teaching faculty in the UW School of Oceanography, and she leads the UW Ocean Technology Program. She teaches undergraduate courses in both oceanography and marine biology where her students gain hands-on experience developing technical skills to test environmentally relevant hypotheses. Through the Ocean Technology Program, she leads courses and mentors students in the design, construction, and use of various instruments to investigate different oceanographic questions. She is actively involved in STEM education research and conducts outreach with K-12 teachers and community college students. She received a Ph.D. in Oceanography from UW, where she investigated effects of changing ocean conditions on invertebrate interactions using experimental, field, and modeling techniques.
