| Home Page Dennis L. Kelly Professor of Marine Science Marine Science Department Orange Coast College Costa Mesa, California |
| Dennis L. Kelly has been a Professor of Marine Science, working for the Orange Coast College, Marine Science Department since 1974. His teaching duties include: Oceanography Lecture and Lab - MS 100 & MS 100L; Marine Biology Lecture and Lab - MS 180 & MS 180 L; Coastal Oceanography Lecture and Lab; MS 185 & MS 185L; Marine Mammals Class - MS 187; and the Marine Aquarium Class - MS 120. Currently, Professor Kelly is department chair- person; director of the Orange Coast College Public Aquarium; and the director of the Coastal Dolphin Survey Project. |
| This website was created on 6/4/03 by Professor Kelly and was last updated on 04/14/06. Questions can be directed to Professor Kelly at: dkelly@occ.cccd.edu |
| Other websites of the Orange Coast College Marine Science Department: Double click on the website to access! 1. Coastal Dolphin Survey Project 2. Oceanography Class 3. Marine Biology Class 4. Coastal Oceanography Class 5. Marine Science Department 6. Marine Mammal Class 7. O.C.C. Aquarium Class 8. Island Ecology Class 9. Gray Whale Ecology Class 10. Rabbit Island 11. Orange Coast College 12. Intertidal Ecology Class 13. 15. Mariculture Class |
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| Attention junior high school, high school, and college students who need to interview a marine biologist or scientist: Double Click Here! |
| Above, Professor Kelly holds a Dosidicus gigas (large squid) caught off Laguna Beach. |
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| Professor Kelly and his wife Laurie at the July 4, 2004 Huntington Beach Fireworks spectacular display. (above) |
| During Fall Semester 2004, Professor Kelly was named "Teacher of the Year" for 2004 - 2005 by vote of the faculty of Orange Coast College. Kelly gave a speech on Tueday, April 12, 2005 at Student Lounge inside the Student Center at Orange Coast College. The title of his lecture was: "Warm Blood, Cold Sea - What the whales and dolphins have taught me in the last 30 years?" Click here to view Prof Kelly's power point of this lecture. |
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