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Spring 2017 Voyage Arrives in Hawaii

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Aloha from the island of Oahu! We arrived to Honululu, Hawaii at 0800 on Thursday, Jan. 12. The shipboard community will enjoy a sunny day with a high of 87¬∞F and a low of 66¬∞F. All staculty (faculty/staff) and students will venture out on either a field class or field program as no independent travel is permitted for this quick trip. Nevertheless, we’ll be hiking, biking, kayaking and more. Many participants will be hopping on one of the five shuttles running to Walmart to pick up any last-minute items. On-ship time is 2100 and the ship will depart at 2300 for the 10-day trek to Japan!

Spring 2017 Student, Mitch Brumfield
“I’ve been to Hawaii once before. I had gotten really excited to go snorkeling in this one spot, and we didn’t end up getting to go. I recently found out that my field class for Oceanography takes us to snorkel and study organisms in that exact bay, so I’m super happy to have the opportunity to experience that.” ‚Äì Mitch Brumfield, Old Dominion University
SP17 Honolulu arrival
Spring 2017 students arrive in Hawaii and look forward to exploring their first port of the voyage!
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