Hannah Eeles

Hannah is a Sociology major aspiring to work for the United Nations.  She is the co-founder of Ocean in Motion and is head of internal affairs.  Her favorite animal is a Sea Turtle and after doing some research, she realized the extent of waste present in the ocean.  On a trip this past year to Mexico she went on a boat ride across the bay of Puerto Vallarta and saw garbage floating in every direction.  With that in mind, she came to UofL wanting to make a change and that is exactly what she is trying to do with Ocean in Motion.

Hannah.Eeles@uleth.ca

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Madison Clarke

Madison is pursuing a bachelor's degree in Psychology and hopes to become an animal behaviorist specializing in marine life in the future.  She is the co-founder and social media coordinator of Ocean in Motion.  Madison has always been passionate about saving our marine life and the ecosystems that surround them.  She has always had a love for cetaceans but wants to save every living species on our planet and truly believes that this is the first step in doing so.

Madison.Clarke@uleth.ca

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Claire Doherty

Claire is a Social Sciences undergraduate student with a passion for the environment, politics, and humanitarian work.  She began with charitable work at a young age, starting by canvassing with her dad for the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation, continuing from there to work with a series of organizations.  Claire is our Secretary and is the Head of External Affairs.  She is incredibly excited to be on this journey with Ocean in Motion and looks forward to seeing its expansion.  

Claire.Doherty@uleth.ca

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Julia Medlicott

Julia is a Neuroscience undergraduate student with a love of animals, both extinct and alive, natural history, and art.  Julia is the Marketing Associate and Graphic Design Specialist for OinM.  She has sailed along the Canadian West Coast for 6 years and counting, having seen at least 5 different species of sea life up close in their natural environment.  Cleaning up and exploring remote beaches like Brooks Peninsula Provincial Park made her realize the global impact of pollution, what she saw was eye-opening, and that was just what was visible.  Since seeing the massive amounts of damage human waste causes in some of the most remote parts of our world, she has been inspired to help reduce ocean waste. 

Julia.Medlicott@uleth.ca

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Evrett Krippl
Evrett is a first-year student who is studying General Sciences ​in the hopes of developing his skills and finding a stream of study that best suits him.  He is a big advocate for volunteer work especially in areas that need more attention and contributions.  He has traveled lots and seen many places across the world including Mexico, Jamaica, B.C., and Japan.  He continues to be drawn back to the ocean and wants to help what he loves.  Evrett is the Head of Operations and Historian of Ocean in Motion.  

Evrett.Krippl@uleth.ca