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How to Stay Connected

  1. Check the student directory to be sure your degree information is correct. If you don’t see a photo of yourself, please send one (from your time in NAP, preferably) to nap@nauticalarch.org
  2. We want to feature you among the NAP Alumni pages!  NAP is an amazing place because of the talented people who have spent time here. So that we can showcase your amazing accomplishments, please:
    1. Send us a biography of up to 200 words that includes mention of the time you spent in NAP
    2. Include a descriptive memory of NAP faculty or projects or fellow students; how what you learned while a NAP student has informed/influenced your life/career
    3. Send us any photos of yourself and/or your NAP classmates/on NAP projects – then and now!
  3. We are looking ahead to NAP’s 50th birthday and planning a College Station celebration that will likely take place Saturday, May 16 – Sunday, May 17, 2026. If you have suggestions or ideas about events (a research symposium?), please send them to NAP Coordinator Debbie Carlson (dnc@tamu.edu).
  4. The NAP Listserv is a quick and convenient way to reach most current and former NAP students and faculty. If you would like to add your e-mail address to the NAP Listserv (which averages 1-2 postings per week) follow this link.
Spring 1993 - Alan Flanigan, Colin O’Bannon, Claire Peachey, Roxani Margariti, Cemal Pulak, Rahillah Abbas, Taras Pevny, Mike Fitzgerald (back row), Barbara van Mier, Rich Wills, Fred Hocker
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