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| − | Wil Scott always wanted to change the world, and he always loved the sea. Growing up as the son of a Florida fisherman, he worked his fathers boat the Manta when he could while he effortlessly flew through school. He was endlessly fascinated with the life the nets brought aboard, asked a million questions of the fishermen and divers and earned himself the nickname “Little blue” (from some wit who called him a walking book of the Big Blue). | + | Wil Scott always wanted to change the world, and he always loved the sea. Growing up as the son of a Florida fisherman, he worked his fathers boat the Manta when he could while he effortlessly flew through school. He was endlessly fascinated with the life the nets brought aboard, asked a million questions of the fishermen and divers and earned himself the nickname “Little blue” (from some wit who called him a walking book of the Big Blue). |
His fascination took a different turn when he was awarded a scholarship at Miami State and aced a double major in Marine biology and Sciences in two years. When he finally finished his four year degree he had a slew of bachelors, three Masters and Two PhDs. People noticed, including a government run special projects Lab. A young Wil was offered what he thought was the opportunity of a lifetime – to work on cutting edge marine science special projects with unlimited funding. He saw it as a way to finally follow his dream and make the world a better place. | His fascination took a different turn when he was awarded a scholarship at Miami State and aced a double major in Marine biology and Sciences in two years. When he finally finished his four year degree he had a slew of bachelors, three Masters and Two PhDs. People noticed, including a government run special projects Lab. A young Wil was offered what he thought was the opportunity of a lifetime – to work on cutting edge marine science special projects with unlimited funding. He saw it as a way to finally follow his dream and make the world a better place. | ||
