Underwater Cameras Donated to Horn Point

September 13, 2013
Horn Point Laboratory
Kathy and Mike Quattrone of Chesapeake Seasons, Inc. based in Bozman, Maryland explain a special underwater camera to Horn Point Laboratory graduate students Melanie Jackson and Cassie Gurbitz.

Kathy and Mike Quattrone of Chesapeake Seasons, Inc., based in Bozman, Maryland, donated three SeaLife underwater cameras with accessories and shared their film production experience to help faculty and staff more effectively communicate the stories of their science projects to the community.

Kathy Quattrone is a member of the Board of Visitors of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science of which Horn Point Laboratory is one of four research labs.

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