Connecticut Sea Grant

The Connecticut Sea Grant Extension office is located at the UConn Avery Point Campus in Groton. The Sea Grant program offers Extension educational outreach related to healthy coastal ecosystems, environmental literacy, resilient communities, aquaculture and fisheries, and other areas. Learn more about the programs offered at Connecticut Sea Grant.

Sea Grant at Avery Point

Contact Information

University of Connecticut – Avery Point
Marine Science Building 1080 Shennecossett Road
Groton, Connecticut 06340

nancy.balcom@uconn.edu

860-405-9107

List of People
PhotoNameTitleEmail
Deborah AbibouDeborah AbibouSustainable and Resilient Community Assistant Extension Educator
deb.abibou@uconn.edu
Juliana BarrettJuliana BarrettCoastal Habitats Extension Educator Emerita
juliana.barrett@uconn.edu
portrait of Sarah BodensteinSarah BodensteinRegional Aquaculture Liaison
sarah.bodenstein@uconn.edu
Margaret CozensMargaret CozensLong Island Sound Study (LISS) Outreach Coordinator - Visiting Assistant Extension Educator
margaret.cozens@uconn.edu
Tessa GetchisAquaculture Senior Extension Educator
tessa.getchis@uconn.edu
Michael GilmanMichael GilmanAquaculture Workforce Development and Shell Recycling Coordination
michael.gilman@uconn.edu
Zach GordonZachary GordonSeaweed Aquaculture Assistant Extension Educator
zachary.gordon@uconn.edu
Owen PlacidoOwen PlacidoVisiting Assistant Extension Educator - Nature-Based Approaches to Resilience
owen.placido@uconn.edu
Sarah SchechterSarah SchechterSustainable & Resilient Communities - Assistant Extension Educator
sarah.schechter@uconn.edu