Allison Tunick

Allison Tunick is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Marine Transportation at Maine Maritime Academy (MMA), where she contributes to maritime education and training. She holds a professional affiliation with the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), indicating her involvement in naval and maritime regulatory or operational instruction. Her office is located in Perkins House, Room 203, and she maintains open office hours on Mondays and Wednesdays from 1100 to 1200, with additional availability by appointment.

Her research and academic focus lie in the domain of marine transportation, encompassing key areas such as maritime operations, navigation, maritime safety, and Coast Guard-related training protocols. These interests align closely with the mission of MMA to prepare students for careers in maritime industries and naval services.

Allison Tunick's professional work supports the development of future maritime professionals through structured academic and practical training programs. While no publications or awards are listed in the available information, her position suggests active engagement in curriculum development and maritime pedagogy.

• Assistant Professor - USCG, Department of Marine Transportation, Maine Maritime Academy

There is no public indication of formal advising relationships or grant-funded research projects at this time. However, her role likely involves mentoring midshipmen and supporting experiential learning initiatives central to MMA’s educational model.

Allison Tunick does not appear to be affiliated with any specific research lab or technical team, though her work is integral to the maritime training infrastructure at MMA.