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Sea
Grant National Strategic Investments Gulf of Mexico Oyster
Industry CLOSED
The
Gulf
of Mexico
Oyster
Industry
Program
is a
long
term,
a research-based
program
aimed
at assisting
the oyster
industry
in states
adjoining
the Gulf
of Mexico
to achieve
full
economic
recovery
and sustainable
oyster
production.
- Applications
are
due
December
1,
2003.
- To
obtain
the
RFP,
please
visit
NOAA
Grants
website:
[PDF]
For more
information,
please
contact Dr.
James McVey (Oyster
programs).
National Marine Aquaculture Initiative
CLOSED
The NOAA Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric
Research, in cooperation with the National Sea Grant College
Program, the National Marine Fisheries Service, and the National
Ocean Service, is seeking preliminary proposals and full proposals
in innovative research, policy and regulatory analysis and
development, and outreach and demonstration for the development
of marine and Great Lakes aquaculture in the United States.
- Applications are
due December 1, 2003.
- To obtain the
RFP, please visit
NOAA Grants website:
[PDF]
National Marine
Fisheries Service - Sea Grant Joint Graduate Fellowship Program
in Population Dynamics and Marine Resource Economics
CLOSED
The
NMFS - Sea Grant Joint
Graduate Fellowship
Program in Population
Dynamics and Marine
Resource Economics
is designed to help
Sea Grant fulfill
its broad educational
responsibilities
and to strengthen
the collaboration
between Sea Grant
and the National
Marine Fisheries
Service (NMFS). The
Fisheries Fellowship
is available to US
citizens who are
graduate students
enrolled in PhD degree
programs in academic
institutions in the
United States and
its territories. Sea
Grant and NMFS, with
required institutional
matching funds, expect
to support four new
Fisheries Fellows
in Population Dynamics
and Marine Resource
Economics in FY 2004. Fisheries
Fellows will work
on thesis problems
of public interest
and relevance to
NMFS and have summer
internships at participating
NMFS Science Centers
or Laboratories under
the guidance of NMFS
mentors.
- Applications are due December 1, 2003.
- To obtain the RFP, please visit NOAA
Grants website: [PDF]
Sea Grant Industry
Fellowship Program CLOSED
The
Sea Grant - Industry
Fellowship Program
(Industry Fellowship
Program), which is
available to graduate
students enrolled in
either MS or PhD degree
programs in institutions
of higher education
in the United States
and its territories,
with required matching
funds from private
industrial sponsors,
expects to support
five new Industry Fellows
in FY 2004. Industry
Fellows will work on
research and development
projects on topics
of interest to a particular
industry/company. In
a true partnership,
the student, the faculty
advisor, the Sea Grant
College or institute,
and the industry representative
will work together,
sharing research facilities
and the cost of the
activity.
- Applications are
due December 1, 2003.
- To obtain the
RFP, please visit
NOAA Grants website:
[PDF]
Other
Sources of Funding
- The State Sea
Grant Programs
The National Sea Grant College Program sponsors a variety
of marine research, outreach and education projects, most
through the state Sea
Grant Programs. Each program announces the availability
of funding on an annual or biannual basis. Please contact
the local program for information about funded projects and
the possibility for funding (see
Sea Grant Directors
for names and addresses).
Download
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