Communicating Rip Current Hazards in Spanish
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Description
A two-year funded research project to develop and test new and existing Spanish language rip current outreach products, including a US government informational brochure, and virtual reality simulation. Long Beach Latino Civic Association assisted with survey recruitment and dissemination of the outreach materials.
Classifications
Topic Areas
GeologyESL/Language ServicesOceanography
Hofstra Schools
Hofstra College of Liberal Arts and SciencesSchool of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Engagement Types
Mentorship Program
Populations Served
All
Geographic Areas
Port Washington
Metrics
Community Members Served
370
Hofstra Participants
41
Dates
Project Start
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Project End
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Duration
10 sessions per semester
Community Partners
Hofstra Partners
Locations
Beach Park Gazebo — 150 West Bay Drive, Long Beach, NY, 11561 Primary
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