Gulf Research Program Science Policy Fellowships
The Gulf Research Program’s Science Policy Fellowship program helps scientists hone their skills by putting them to practice for the benefit of Gulf Coast communities and ecosystems. Fellows gain first-hand experience as they spend one year on the staff of federal, state, local, or non-governmental environmental, natural resource, oil and gas, and public health agencies in the Gulf region.
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- Gulf Research Program Welcomes 2024 Cohort of Science Policy Fellows Aug 29, 2024 News Release
- National Academies’ Gulf Research Program Announces 2023 Cohort of 10 Science Policy Fellows Sep 1, 2023 Program News
- National Academies’ Gulf Research Program Announces 2022 Cohort of Science Policy Fellows Sep 1, 2022 News Release
- Charting A Path Forward In Environmental Justice Sep 10, 2021 Program News
- National Academies’ Gulf Research Program Opens Applications for 2021 Science Policy Fellowship Dec 15, 2020 News Release
- National Academies' Gulf Research Program Announces 2020 Class of Science Policy Fellows Jul 29, 2020 Program News
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Description
To better prepare scientists, engineers, and health professionals to work at the nexus of oil system safety, environmental protection, and human health in the Gulf region, the Gulf Research Program will administer Science Policy Fellowships. These Science Policy Fellowships will contribute to a suite of leadership development and capacity building activities by facilitating the academic, intellectual, and professional development of individuals who have demonstrated superior scholarship and an interest in public policy. This educational opportunity will provide Fellows with valuable experience at the science-policy interface through a one-year work experience on the staff of a state legislature; state environmental, natural resource, oil and gas, or public health agency; or regional offices of relevant federal agencies.
Collaborators
Staff
Courtney DeVane
Major units and sub-units
Gulf Research Program
Lead
Board on Gulf Education and Engagement
Lead