Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability
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Adam Wendt
Diving and Boating Safety Officer, Oceans
BioMy diving career started by surfing and snorkeling in Mexico with my family at a young age. I became a NAUI Divemaster and lived in Roatan Honduras. I later moved to Arlington Texas where I became a NAUI Instructor at University of Texas at Arlington. Later I moved to Panama City Florida and worked at Florida State University as the Diving Safety Officer and Underwater Crime Scene Investigation Instructor. I logged over 2500 dives in the North Florida waters from the Gulf of Mexico to the freshwater caves. It is my dream to make diving accessible to as many people as possible so they can share my love for the underwater world.
-AAUS Dive Safety Officer
-USCG 100 Ton Captain
-IANTD Course Director 10183
-NAUI Instructor 50617
-PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer 293578
-DAN Instructor 15470
-Public Safety Diving Instructor
-IANTD Cavern Instructor
-PSAI Full Cave Diver
-EFR CPR/AED Instructor
-TDI Advanced Nitrox and Decompression
-SCUBAPRO, AUP, Oceanic, Aeries, Kirby Morgan, Apeks, US Divers, OTS and Hollis Repair Technician -
Megan Zhang
Science and Engineering Associate, Oceans
BioI am a Science and Engineering Associate supporting oceans research at Stanford University’s Hopkins Marine Station, where I apply a cross-disciplinary skillset spanning mechanical design, electrical engineering, and systems integration. My background bridges academic, industry, and startup settings, with experience in user-centered product design, rapid prototyping, systems testing, embedded programming, and technical communication. Much of my work has explored topics such as health technology, transportation systems, and sustainability, which reflects my broader interest in projects that connect biology, engineering, and planetary health. I am especially drawn to efforts where hands-on and creative problem-solving can drive meaningful scientific discovery.