Gallery: Alumni Spotlight: Bryan Keller

11/07/24
FSU alumnus Bryan Keller conducted field work, primarily on shark behavior, prior to his current role as a foreign affairs specialist with NOAA. Photo by Annie Guttridge, Saving the Blue.
Bryan Keller graduated from FSU in 2020 with a doctorate in biological oceanography. As a foreign affairs specialist for NOAA, he travels the world to represent the U.S. and negotiate on issues related to fisheries management on the high seas. Courtesy photo.
FSU alumnus Bryan Keller with a smalltooth sawfish, one of the world’s most endangered species of marine fish. Photo by Tristan Guttridge, Saving the Blue.
FSU alumnus Bryan Keller conducted field work, primarily on shark behavior, prior to his current role as a foreign affairs specialist with NOAA. Photo by Annie Guttridge, Saving the Blue.
FSU alumnus Bryan Keller conducted field work, primarily on shark behavior, prior to his current role as a foreign affairs specialist with NOAA. Photo by Annie Guttridge, Saving the Blue.
FSU alumnus Bryan Keller conducted field work, primarily on shark behavior, prior to his current role as a foreign affairs specialist with NOAA. Photo by Annie Guttridge, Saving the Blue.
Bryan Keller’s doctoral dissertation focused on the ecology of bonnethead sharks (pictured). He graduated from FSU with a doctorate in biological oceanography in 2020. Photo by Colby Griffiths. 
FSU alumnus Bryan Keller conducted field work, primarily on shark behavior, prior to his current role as a foreign affairs specialist with NOAA. Photo by Annie Guttridge, Saving the Blue.
FSU alumnus Bryan Keller conducted field work, primarily on shark behavior, prior to his current role as a foreign affairs specialist with NOAA. Photo by Annie Guttridge, Saving the Blue.
FSU alumnus Bryan Keller conducted field work, primarily on shark behavior, prior to his current role as a foreign affairs specialist with NOAA. Photo by Annie Guttridge, Saving the Blue.