State
Oregon State University (OSU) - Oregon Sea Grant (OSG)
07/25/22
08/08/22
Fellowships to Oregon graduate students and recent graduates to provide employment experience addressing natural resources. Applicants must request access to the online application system prior to submitting an application. The opportunity is intended to give fellows first-hand experience in natural resource policy at the state level. In so doing, the student will contribute to policies that will benefit natural resource managers, stakeholders, and user groups. The Natural Resource Policy Fellowship will place graduate student fellows in an Oregon state agency or nonprofit for one year. Starting dates will depend on the needs of the student and host office.
This is a full-time, one-year fellowship position that is intended to provide first-hand experience in natural resource policy at the state level. In so doing, the fellow will contribute to policies that will benefit natural resource managers, stakeholders, and user groups. The Natural Resource Policy Fellowship will place at least one graduate-level fellow in an Oregon state agency or nonprofit for one year, starting between September and October 2022, depending on the needs of the fellow and host office. Applicants selected as fellowship finalists will interview with host offices to find the best fit for the fellow and the office. If funding permits, multiple opportunities may be filled.
GrantWatch ID#: 204728
The Natural Resource Policy Fellowship will place at least one graduate-level fellow.
The fellowship will provide at least $42,000 for the year in monthly stipend payments. The stipend will provide you with $3,500 per month to cover expenses during your full-time fellowship, which may include fellowship related professional development, educational supplies, health insurance, and travel expenses. All Oregon Sea Grant fellows are required to have health insurance.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
To access eSeaGrant, send an email to eseagrant@oregonstate.edu declaring your interest in applying.
For additional information about the Oregon Sea Grant Natural Resource Policy Fellowship, contact:
Dr. Stephanie Ichien
Oregon Sea Grant Research & Scholars Program Coordinator
Email: stephanie.ichien@oregonstate.edu
USA: Oregon
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