Sylvia Earle once said “ every time I slip into the ocean, it’s like going home.” It is clear that Sylvia’s life was amazing. If she did not become a marine biologist and do everything in life she would not be here today. She had the best life ever. She went to amazing collages . Also, she made the coolest submarine with her husband. With in early history that is how she became a scientist. She was born on August 30, 1935 , she is currently 81. Her home town is Gibbstown, Greenwich township, NJ. She went to Florida State University and earned her scholarship. Also, she went to Duke University and earned her master degree. She had two kids named Elizabeth Earle and John Ritchie Taylor. She married Graham Hakes. This is some facts of Sylvia …show more content…
She is a scientist professor at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. She was best know for a lot from her job. She made a submarine that actually works. She also is known for Her books, her two newest books are Blue Hope and The World is Blue . Also, her Driving record is 1,250 feet. She is also a oceanographer. Also, Managed underwater researchers. She made a submarine craft with her husband I like this science because I want to be a marine biologist when I am older just like Sylvia Earle. I want to have this job because I like underwater animals, I like the underwater world, also I would want to help the ocean. The ocean is an amazing place when I was younger I alway wanted to be a mermaid when I went to the pool. I actually wish I would do most of the stuff she did like get the deepest diving record. Also, when I when to the Monterey Bay Aquarium and the Vancouver aquarium I was so amazed by the The otters to the touch pools I could be there all day Sylvia had the best life from her being born from to her current Actions. She had the best college life and her job was amazing. She got to dive into the water world and explore it. Seh got to she the amazing different types of colored fish. She said the ocean was like her home. She is so luck that she gets to have an amazing job. I think everyone would want to be
...hrough." Sylvia is very used to being the leader of the group, the toughest girl, and being able to constantly defend herself, compared to inferior, embarrassed, and unprotected by her often strong words. Although Sylvia realizes Miss Moore’s lesson, I believe that her quick judgment, stubbornness, and anger shown throughout the story will hold her back from using Miss Moore’s lesson to her advantage. Then again, her anger especially, may provoke her to want to overcome her setbacks. I think the ending is vague and left wide open for one to speculate exactly what choice Sylvia will make. According to my observations, Sylvia’s negative attitude outweighs her chance for success.
Marie Curie, a pioneer in her field and Nobel Prize winning Chemist, took a path that few women of her time dared and unfortunately, her passion for Science would be her ultimate demise. From birth to death Marie Curie lived a full life, with love, work, and passion at the center.
Bessie Coleman was born on January 26, 1892 in Atlanta, Texas. She was one of 13 children and her parents were Susan and George Coleman. When Bessie Coleman was 12 years old, she started to attend the Missionary Baptists Church in Texas. After she graduated, she attended the Oklahoma Colored Agricultural and Normal University for only one year due to financial constraints. Bessie Coleman tried to enter United States flying
Elizabeth Blackwell’s early life was traveling, changing schools, and trying to practice medicine. She was born on February 2, 1821, in Bristol, England. She was born into a family of twelve children. Seventeen
Elizabeth Taylor, or Liz for short, was born February 27th, 1932 in Hampstead, London, England, UK to American parents, Sara Warmbrodt and Francis Taylor. In 1939, Elizabeth and her mother, Sara, left Hampstead and went to Los Angeles. Her father later joined them. Sara Warmbrodt, also known as Sara Sothern, was an actress on stage. So naturally, Liz was groomed to be an actress as well (Boman). A family friend suggested that Liz be taken for a screen test because of her striking beauty. She caught the eye of executives at Universal Pictures, and they signed her in 1941, but she was dropped after the first film. A year later, Elizabeth again captured the attention of another studio, and she was signed by MGM for a full year. By the age of twelve, Liz had become a leading child star (Jackson). When Liz was fourteen, she published a book titled Nibbles and Me. It was about her adventurous experiences with her pet chipmunk, Nibbles, whom she said she found on the set of one of her films. In 1947, Elizabeth appeared solo on the cover of Life magazine. On January 6th, 1950, Liz received her high school diploma from University High School in Los Angeles after she had attended school on the MGM lot. By the time Elizabeth was eighteen, she had a lot of a...
When she moved to Harlem in the 1920’s that is when her writing career began and flourished. (after graduating college)
“Find something you’re passionate about and keep tremendously interested in it.” Julia Child was an extraordinary person. She changed French cooking for America and left her footprint on our history. As she grew up it took her a while to figure out what she was really meant to do. Though it took Julia a while to become the amazing chef we know her as today, she impacted the art of cooking and her legacy will be known for ages to come.
Elizabeth was born in Bristol, England in 1821 to Hannah and Samuel Blackwell. Her family moved to America when she was 11 years old, both for financial reasons and because her father wanted to abolish slavery. Sadly, soon after, her father passed away in 1838. However, this made her stronger as a woman. As an adult she campaigned for women’s rights and supported the anti-slavery movement. Afterward, she wrote a book called, Pioneer Work In Opening The Medical Profession To Women, She stated
When I am out of college and finished with all of my education, I would like to become a Marine Biologist. I knew I wanted to be a around a scenic job when I was in middle school. I am so fascinated with what is underneath the water and all the marine life that lives in it. Ever since middle school, I have been looking into different jobs that work around the ocean that do lab work and in the field. When I came upon a Marine Biologist, I thought it would be an interesting job to pursue.
...ms within. I grew up on the lake, so water will and has always been a part of my life. I go to the beach almost every year, so I am frequently involved with the ocean life as well. My dad is a fisherman; he has been to many places and shown me many unique animals he has caught. I feel that it would be the most interesting job to have because there is a huge ocean to explore. Another awesome part of the job would be the idea of always learning new things about the fish. It would never turn into that job that has the same old routine because discoveries are still being made. The only down side to being a marine biologist is constantly smelling like a fish and dealing with the rather large fish that could endanger my life. But every job is going to have a down side, if these two are the only downsides to having this job, then I would have no problem conquering my fear.
Elizabeth was born in Los Angeles on October 16th, 1944. Elizabeth’s father was a U.S army physician and her mother was a librarian. When she was fourteen her mother drowned and which affected Elizabeth very much. Her childhood was rough as her house got burnt down too. Elizabeth’s parents were Sidney
I would like to be a marine biologist because not much of the ocean has been explored. If I could explore at least 1% of what has not been seen, I would be satisfied. I would like to be a marine biologist so that I can discover new species of marine life. Some marine biologists have found evidence of enormous squids, but have never seen their entir...
Pursuing down the path of obtaining this career goal, I majored in marine biology and minored in environmental studies at the University of San Diego. My undergrad studies, as well as being able to perform scientific research within the surrounding area, allowed me to gain an immense amount of knowledge about the environment that these organisms inhabit and how vital it is that we continue to preserve and protect it.
If you are interested in becoming a marine biologist “you should be concentrated in math and science”(Wonders). Those are the main subjects of the career although you need to be informed in the other subjects.’A marine biologist also need to be clever and creative so that he can dream up experiments to answer his questions” (Szulgit). A marine biologist need to think more then most of the other careers taken by people. “If you are interested in dolphins or other marine mammals, research programs do exist at several universities”(Marine Biologist).This is a big opportunity to the marine biologist people because it increase the number of
Even though Maya Angelou’s life was full of disappointments and miseries, she still managed to rise above them. Racism was out of Maya Angelou’s life for good. The freedom that Maya Angelou always yearned for was what she got. Maya Angelou is living a happy life with her family, just the way she wanted. Now, Maya Angelou is a name that is known all around the world. Without her literature, no one would have ever guessed what she went through during her childhood.