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Dr. Devon Eulie began teaching as a Lecturer in the EVS Department at University of North
Carolina at Wilmington (UNCW) in 2012. Previously, she was a PhD student at East Carolina
University in the Coastal Resources Management program. After obtaining her PhD in 2014, Dr.
Eulie was hired as an Assistant Professor at UNCW. She teaches introductory courses such as
Global Environmental Issues, as well as undergraduate and graduate classes in field methods,
GIS, coastal environments, and coastal management. She is alumni of the EVS Department
(2005) and the Department of Earth & Ocean Science (2008) at UNCW. Dr. Eulie's research is
focused on a variety of coastal and environmental issues such as investigating sediment
accumulation in local wetlands and estuaries, estuarine shoreline erosion, the impacts of
storms on coastal environments, sea -level rise impacts in the coastal zone, "living shorelines,"
as well as NC coastal policies.

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Welcome to UNCW CES Lab
The University of North Carolina Wilmington CES Lab is an interdisciplinary research lab led by Dr. Devon Eulie. We
are housed within the Department of Environmental Sciences and the Center for Marine Science. Our research spans a
wide range of coastal environments and issues. We approach the study of these issues using innovative field and
remote sensing techniques, and modeling from a cross-section of disciplines (ecology, geology, GIS, and public policy).
Our goal is to assess change in coastal environments over multiple spatial and temporal scales and then work directly
with a range of stakeholders to develop targeted management strategies.
If you are a student interested in conducting research with our lab, please explore our project pages and see what our
current students are working on. We currently have students conducting one -semester DIS projects to Masters
students working on a capstone or thesis project.
If you are an interested potential collaborator or coastal stakeholder, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are
happy to speak with you regarding on-going projects or about the potential for a new project.
Dr. Devon Eulie
A:,O' nt Professor, Coastal Processes and Policy
Growuate Program Coordinator
Department of Environmental Sciences, Center for Marine Science
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One of our faculty, Dr. Devon Eulie, will be the local host for a conference
this fall. The Southeastern Estuarine Research Society Fall 2018 meeting
will be held at the UNCW Center for Marine Science.
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July 13, 2018
Happy Friday, SEERSians! Today we are spotlighting our local host for this fall's
meeting in Wilmington, NC Dr, Devon Euliel She received her Ph.D. in Coastal
Resources Management from East Carolina University and is an alumna of UNCW.
where she received both her Bachelors in Environmental Studies and Masters in
Geology. She has been working as an Assistant Professor at UNCW since 2012 and
recently started as the Graduate Program Coordinator for the EVS Department. Her
research focuses on assessing change in coastal environments using cross-
disciplinary
ross-disci,linary approaches, innovative technologies, and remote sensing. In her free time,
she spends time with her family enjoying the environment around Wilmington, disc
golfing, and kayaking.
Fun Fact: One of her first research conferences was actually CERF (when it was ERF!)
in Norfolk, VA, in 2005 followed by SEERS at Pine Knoll Shores in 2007. Her dream
yeas to return to UNCW one day as a member of the faculty to teach and mentor
students in research.
Do you have any advice for new SEERSians? "Talk to everyone! Get to know your
colleagues/other students and what they are working on. This is how new research
collaborations get started and you never know what you might learn or the new friends
you might make!'
Check out her lab page here where she also runs a rad blog: http://bit.ly/eulielab
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