With over a quarter of a million students enrolled at 10 campuses, the University of California is one of the world’s largest and most respected post-secondary educational institutions. Its distinguished faculty and researchers have won a combined 62 Nobel Prizes, and most campuses rank in the top 50 according to U.S. News & World Report. The California State University system is even larger, with 23 campuses and nearly half a million enrolled students. Combine the outstanding, competitive academic environment with the number of locations spread up and down the West Coast, and the inevitable result is an epicenter of oceanic recreation and research activity. In support of this activity, each campus has independent yet interconnected diving programs. The people who run those programs are a tight-knit community, many of whom…
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