Studying Habitats and Reef Kingdoms Underwater (SHARK)

Embry-Riddle's Marine Conservation Diving Club

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About Us

We're not just any SCUBA Diving club – we are dedicated to the education, protection, and preservation of the awe-inspiring oceanic wildlife found within our own Florida ecosystems. From natural reefs and springs, to artificial wrecks, we dive to get closer to these ecosystems, and to form a better understanding of their importance to our lives.

In addition to diving, we also serve the ocean above the surface, through beach cleanups, educational opportunities, and volunteer projects. So even if you aren't SCUBA certified, you can still make a positive impact on our fragile, yet magnificent oceans (although we do offer SCUBA certification classes).

SHARK's 2019 directive is to mitigate ocean pollution in Volusia County as well as the Florida coastline, and addressing invasive species. In addition, we volunteer with other organizations to better accomplish their and our goals together.

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Officers

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Members

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Events

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Emails/Newsletters

General Meetings

Tuesdays at 6:30 PM - COAS 204

Events & Activities

Frequent dive opportunities and featured student-led events. Beach cleanups, shore dives, camping trips and more.

Exclusive Resources

Access to local shop club discounts and affordable gear rentals with affiliate stores and local dive shops.

 

Connections

Make new dive buddies and promote environmental security through dives and on-campus presence.

Our Team

Isaac Fletcher Profile

Isaac Fletcher

Dive Officer
Tatyana Ivanova Profile

Tatyana Ivanova

Public Relations
Miles Lettinga Profile

Miles Lettinga

Conservation Officer
Kailey Miller Profile

Kailey Miller

Vice-President
Anderson Peralta Profile

Anderson Peralta

Treasurer
Jennifer Nader Profile

Jennifer Nader

Advisor
Joseph Dowsey Profile

Joseph Dowsey

President

Beautiful underwater photos by Dr. John Craiger