Alexandra Moen

Alexandra Moen serves as an Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Fisheries, Animal and Veterinary Sciences (FAVS) and the Associate Diving Safety Officer at the University of Rhode Island. Her roles integrate teaching, research, and operational safety in scuba diving programs. She holds a Master of Environmental Science and Management (2020) and a B.S. in Marine Biology (2015), both from URI.

Her research focuses on diving safety, marine environmental science, and the intersection of scuba programs with coastal ecology, animal husbandry, and leadership training. She emphasizes accessible pathways for students to pursue recreational and research diving. Her work bridges academic instruction with real-world applications, including supporting URI’s research diving initiatives.

Her 2019 publication explored nitrous oxide emissions linked to marine shellfish under climate and nutrient stressors, contributing to marine pollution and climate studies. While no awards are explicitly listed, her contributions to diving safety and education highlight her professional impact.

Moen advises on diversifying scuba programs across educational, commercial, and nonprofit sectors. Her office locations include Woodward Hall (Kingston Campus) and Maintenance Office 202 (Bay Campus), reflecting her institutional engagement.