[SEMCO] RFP: Sea Grant's 2004-2006 Omnibus Proposal

Thu, 30 Jan 2003 11:32:51 -0500

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  CALL FOR PRE-PROPOSALS

WHOI Sea Grant is accepting pre-proposals for its 2004-2006 funding 
cycle.  In keeping with the strategic plans of the National Sea Grant 
College Program and the WHOI Sea Grant Program, the theme areas for 
2004-2006 are:  Fisheries and Aquaculture, Environmental Technologies 
(e.g. marine biotechnology, remediation technologies, and remote 
technologies), and Estuarine and Coastal Processes (e.g. coastal 
erosion, sustainable landforms, water quality, and sediment quality). 
However, pre-proposals representing other areas will be considered.  For 
marine policy proposals, preference will be given to projects that fit 
into one of the above-mentioned theme areas.  We also encourage the 
submission of regional proposals that involve investigators from several 
institutions and states and coordinated support from multiple Sea Grant 
programs.

Interested individuals are strongly encouraged to attend WHOI Sea 
Grant's Open Meeting on February 19 at 2:00 p.m. in the Clark Bldg. (5th 
Floor) of WHOI's Quissett Campus.

To receive a copy of the Request for Pre-Proposals, which includes 
deadline (March 14) and content requirements, contact WHOI Sea Grant at 
(508) 289-2398 or seagrant@whoi.edu or visit our web site at 
http://www.whoi.edu/seagrant/whatsnew/rfp.html

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          CALL FOR PRE-PROPOSALS

 WHOI Sea Grant is accepting pre-proposals for its 2004-2006 funding cycle.  
In keeping with the strategic plans of the National Sea Grant College Program 
and the WHOI Sea Grant Program, the theme areas for 2004-2006 are:  Fisheries 
and Aquaculture, Environmental Technologies (e.g. marine biotechnology, remediation 
technologies, and remote technologies), and Estuarine and Coastal Processes 
(e.g. coastal erosion, sustainable landforms, water quality, and sediment 
quality). However, pre-proposals representing other areas will be considered.  
For marine policy proposals, preference will be given to projects that fit 
into one of the above-mentioned theme areas.  We also encourage the submission 
of regional proposals that involve investigators from several institutions 
and states and coordinated support from multiple Sea Grant programs.

 Interested individuals are strongly encouraged to attend WHOI Sea Grant's 
Open Meeting on February 19 at 2:00 p.m. in the Clark Bldg. (5th Floor) of 
WHOI’s Quissett Campus. 

 To receive a copy of the Request for Pre-Proposals, which includes deadline 
(March 14) and content requirements, contact WHOI Sea Grant at (508) 289-2398 
or seagrant@whoi.edu
or visit our web site at http://www.whoi.edu/seagrant/whatsnew/rfp.html

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