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Chair
Brendan Davis
CMA-SNAME SeaPerch
Team Member
Email: BDavis@CSUM.edu
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Cadet 3rd Class Brendan C. Davis is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Cadet Davis is an eight year Veteran with United States Coast Guard, leaving service as a Machinery Technician 2nd Class. He was attached to the Main Propulsion Division of two ships: USCGC Barque Eagle and USCGC Munro. Cadet Davis was stationed at the Naval Engineering Support Unit in Alameda, CA where he performed center section overhauls of the 378’ Main and Ship Service Diesel Engines, and initiated the P-100 Fire-fighting Pump overhaul/exchange program. After leaving the US Coast Guard, Cadet Davis was employed as a Journeyman Machinist at the Chevron Refinery in Richmond, CA. After graduation, Cadet Davis’s career aspirations are to work in the testing and design of marine engineering applications, particularly in the field of underwater robotics and ROV's.
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Communications
Officer
Aaron P. Wong
Student Section Micorsite
Webmaster
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Team Member
Email: AWong@CSUM.edu
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Cadet 3rd Class Aaron Wong is a transfer student from Orange Coast College who resides in Southern California. A licensed track Marine Engineering Technology major, he is developing his passion for naval architecture & marine engineering into a career. Upon graduation he would like gain experience by sailing with his USCG 3rd Assistant Engineer License before transitioning into a NA/ME related shore-side career.
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Community Outreach Officer
Davede Thompson
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Team Leader
Email: DAThompson@CSUM.edu
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Davede fell in love with the maritime world volunteering and singing sea shanties for the San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park and is currently pursuing a Mechanical Engineering major with the Marine Science and Power Generation minors. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Pure Mathematics from UC Berkeley and spent a year teaching elementary school math, physics, and chemistry, where he discovered how much he enjoys sharing his love of math, science, and their maritime applications with secondary school students. His dream is to work for an Oceanographic Institution, domestically, or in a Spanish or Portuguese speaking country, doing the engineering support necessary for further advances in oceanology. |
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