From: Samuel J Lake <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, March 8, 2018 1:48 PM
Subject: New Fellowship and Professional Development Opportunities - Virginia Sea Grant

Good afternoon,

On behalf of Virginia Sea Grant, I wanted to reach out to ask if you would please share the email below as well as the attached announcements with students at your university. We have recently released several new opportunities that students from across the state will be interested in learning more about including:

· Cross-Disciplinary Problem Solving & Research – Professional Development Opportunity

· Coastal Resilience Post-Graduate Research Fellowship

· Ocean Acidification Graduate Research Fellowship

Interested students can learn more by visiting the links below or by contacting me directly.

Thank you in advance for helping us share this exciting news with students in your department/program.

All the best,

Sam

Samuel J. Lake, Ph.D.

Fellowship & Research Program Coordinator

Virginia Sea Grant College

Virginia Institute of Marine Science

William & Mary

Ph. (804) 684-7436

Email: [log in to unmask]

Mailing: PO Box 1346, Gloucester Pt., VA 23062

Shipping: 1375 Greate Road, Gloucester Pt., VA 23062

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From: Virginia Sea Grant
Subject: New Fellowship and Professional Development Opportunities - Virginia Sea Grant

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New Fellowship and Professional Development Opportunities

Please share this announcement broadly with students who may be interested in learning more about these opportunities.

Virginia Sea Grant is excited to announce the release of several fellowships and a new professional development activity. Please click on the images below for more information on:

Professional Development - Cross-Disciplinary Problem Solving & Research
Post-Graduate Fellowship - Coastal Resilience Post-Graduate Fellowship
Graduate Fellowship - Ocean Acidification Graduate Research Fellowship
Summer Internship - Science Communication Internships

All interested applicants are strongly encouraged to contact Virginia Sea Grant's Fellowship and Research Program Coordinator, Sam Lake ([log in to unmask]) to indicate their interest and discuss the application process.

Cross-Disciplinary Professional Development Opportunity

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Cross-Disciplinary Problem Solving & Research
Application Deadline: March 30, 2018

Apply now for a one-year professional development opportunity (includes two all-expenses-paid workshops) in the rapidly emerging area of multi-, inter-, and trans-disciplinary team problem-solving and research. These forms of cross-disciplinary inquiry can produce innovative, integrated breakthroughs and solutions that transcend individual disciplines, and are essential to solving today's grand societal challenges in coastal and marine environments such as enhancing coastal resilience to sea level rise, flooding, storms and other climate change impacts.

Coastal Resilience Post-Graduate Fellowship

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Coastal Resilience Post-Graduate Fellowship
Application Deadline: March 16, 2018

Virginia Sea Grant and Clark Nexsen are now soliciting applications for the Coastal Resilience Post-Graduate Fellowship. This 12-month paid fellowship is intended to provide educational and professional development opportunities for post-graduates interested in becoming leaders in innovative, pre-disaster, resiliency design strategies. The selected fellow will receive on-the-job training related to resilient design or coastal flooding adaptation strategies focused on Hampton Roads.

Ocean Acidification Graduate Research Fellowship

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Ocean Acidification Graduate Research Fellowship
Application Deadline: April 13, 2018

The Mid-Atlantic Sea Grant Programs, in partnership with the NOAA Ocean Acidification Program, are pleased to announce the availability of Ocean Acidification Graduate Research Fellowships for the two-year period covering the 2018 and 2019 academic years. The fellowship is open to full-time graduate students at any academic institution in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York and Virginia who are engaged in coastal and marine research relevant to regional ocean, coastal, and estuarine acidification.

Summer Science Communication Internships

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Summer Science Communication Internships
Forthcoming Opportunities - Apply Soon

Summer science writing and multimedia internships will soon be advertised at vaseagrant.org These opportunities provide an undergraduate, recently graduated or graduate student with training in science communication, and will allow him or her to initiate new writing or video/photography projects, as they tell the story of how Virginia Sea Grant brokers science to community stakeholders. The internship offers students opportunities to develop interviewing, analysis, reporting, pitching, writing and shooting skills.

Virginia Sea Grant

PO Box 1346

Gloucester Point, VA 23062

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