People
Delaware, while small
in area (1,982 sq. mi.),
is the 7th most densely
populated state. Our
location makes us well
situated for CMES and
our work to impact the
nation and the world!
A 200 mi. radius around
Lewes encompasses
about 25% of the U.S.
population!
Read more about our administration and staff ›
Our students are future leaders in the marine and geosciences, environmental and other policy issues and education. In the classroom, the laboratory, and out in the field, our students are constantly learning and discovering more about the Earth, her oceans and environment! Find out more about CMES students ›
Dr. Tim Targett's research focuses on hypoxia and nursery habitat quality for estuary-dependent fish. Dr. Targett's research team studies the effects of hypoxia on the behavior of several species of fish across temperature and salinity ranges. Find out more about Dr. Targett and other CMES Faculty and Research Scientists ›
There are many friends and supporters of the college who volunteer with CMES. Opportunities include the docent program, citizen monitoring and many, many more! Find out how you can get involved with CMES! ›
Alumnus Brandon Jones works for the Environmental Protection Agency as a Project Officer. Our alumni are leaders in all aspects of Marine and Earth Studies and work in agencies, academia, private industry and more! Check out more about our Alumni ›
The College of Marine & Earth Studies (CMES) has many valuable resources that facilitate world-class research, instruction and discovery. While our facilities are state of the art, we believe that our MOST valuable assets are the people that make up the CMES team.
In addition to our faculty and research scientists, the CMES team consists of our undergraduate and graduate students, as well as our administration and staff, all of whom do their part to support the work done at CMES. Much like the way the ocean and earth systems interact, our strength at CMES is in our collaborative working environment.
