Science-oriented Dickinsonians get together at Woods Hole

Professor of Biology John Henson was awarded a Laura and Arthur Colwin Summer 2004 Research Fellowship to the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass. While conducting research at MBL with Christopher Fried ’05, Henson encountered another student, Jamie Deutch ’05, doing research in the lab of a scientist from the University of Texas Galveston Medical Center and two class of ’98 graduates, Samuel and Sarah Jablowski Kelsey. Sam, a former biology major, works at the Ecosystems Center of the Marine Biological Laboratory and has done studies in Alaska and Boston Harbor, while Sarah, a former geology major, works for the U.S. Geological Survey office that operates out of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute. Below are photos of Henson and the student researchers at Woods Hole.

Dickinsonians gather at John Henson’s cottage at Woods Hole for brunch.
Back row, from left: John Henson, Christopher Fried ’05 and Jamie Deutch ’05.

The group enjoyed sites such as the eel pond at Woods Hole. The stone building in the
center is the Marine Resources Center of the Marine Biological Laboratory; the brick building
to the right is the MBL’s Lillie Laboratory Building, while the brick building containing
a cupola is the Bigelow Laboratory.

Christopher Fried ’05 works in the Whitman Building lab of the MBL.Vineyard Sound is visible just outside the window.

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