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About

The Texas Sea Grant College Program is a collaboration of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the State of Texas and universities across the state.

Who we are

Texas Sea Grant’s team includes administrative staff, program coordination, communications, and extension agents along the Texas coast.

What we do

Coastal Science. Community Solutions.

Publications

Peer-reviewed publications, resources, and materials.

Advisory Committee

Volunteer organization of citizens in science, workforce, and education advising on important matters related to TXSG.

Our Partners

Texas Sea Grant partners with many local, government, non-profit, education, and industry organizations.

Partner With Us

Texas Sea Grant maintains an extensive network of partnerships spanning federal, state, regional, academic, non-profit, and industry sectors.

Careers

Texas Sea Grant’s open positions.

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  • 18-23 TXSG Strategic Plan
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Focus Areas

Explore Texas Sea Grant’s focus areas.

Focus Areas

Healthy Coastal Ecosystems

Supports healthy ecosystems by education and outreach, programming, and events on sustainable practices.

Resilient Communities and Economies

Supports development of innovative policies, institutional capacities, and management approaches that increase community resilience.

 
Environmental Literacy and Workforce Development

Promotes environmental literacy by supporting students and the workforce through the development of STEM educational programs, tools, and products.

Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture

Works to ensure safe, secure, and sustainable supplies of domestic seafood and decrease our reliance on seafood imports, and support healthy fish stocks and vibrant recreational fisheries

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  • Contact an Extension Agent
  • Partner with Us
  • Funding
Serving Our Coasts

Texas Sea Grant’s outreach serves the communities and regions of the Texas coast. Science for the sustainable management and conservation of Texas’ coastal and marine resources is central to Texas Sea Grant’s mission.

Collaboration Opportunities

In Our Communities

Extension is a two-way transfer of knowledge between researchers and community stakeholders.

Through Education

Providing science-based programs across all educational levels, enhancing STEM learning in marine-related fields.

Through Funded Research

Supports innovative, science-based solutions to address environmental, economic, and social challenges.

 
Through Volunteering

Texas Sea Grant welcomes the help of the community to help monitor, protect, and clean our coasts.

Through Workforce Development

Trainings, Workshops, Advising, Certification and Technical Assistance.

Events Calendar

Find out if Texas Sea Grant is hosting, attending, or leading an event in your area.

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  • Student Opportunities
Funding

Texas Sea Grant supports marine- and coastal-related research at universities across the state through a competitive grant program.

Research Funding

Biennial Research Competition
CLOSED – NOAA Sea Grant Marine, Coastal, and Great Lakes National Aquaculture Initiative
Request For Proposals
Research Funded by Texas Sea Grant
Texas Sea Grant Award Reporting

Funding for Students

NOAA Coastal Management Fellowship and Digital Coast Fellowship
Community Engaged Internship
John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship
CLOSED-National Marine Fisheries Service-Sea Grant Joint Fellowship Program
Ralph Rayburn Scholarship
 
Past and Current Knauss Fellows from Texas
Make a Gift
News

Texas Sea Grant will continue to support cutting-edge research in the areas of marine-related energy sources, climate change, coastal processes, energy efficiency, hazards, storm water management and tourism.

Newsletters and Publications

Subscribe to Tidings Newsletter

Monthly Texas Sea Grant newsletter.

Subscribe to Get Hooked Newsletter

Get Hooked, quarterly Fisheries, Aquaculture, and Seafood newsletter

 
Texas Shores Magazine

Annual magazine about education, outreach, and research supported by Texas Sea Grant.

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  • Publications
Texas A&M University
Sea Grant Texas at Texas A&M University
  • Division of Research
About

The Texas Sea Grant College Program is a collaboration of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the State of Texas and universities across the state.

Who we are

Texas Sea Grant’s team includes administrative staff, program coordination, communications, and extension agents along the Texas coast.

What we do

Coastal Science. Community Solutions.

Publications

Peer-reviewed publications, resources, and materials.

Advisory Committee

Volunteer organization of citizens in science, workforce, and education advising on important matters related to TXSG.

Our Partners

Texas Sea Grant partners with many local, government, non-profit, education, and industry organizations.

Partner With Us

Texas Sea Grant maintains an extensive network of partnerships spanning federal, state, regional, academic, non-profit, and industry sectors.

Careers

Texas Sea Grant’s open positions.

Quicklinks
    NOAA
    18-23 TXSG Strategic Plan
    Contact Us
Focus Areas

Explore Texas Sea Grant’s focus areas.

Focus Areas

Healthy Coastal Ecosystems

Supports healthy ecosystems by education and outreach, programming, and events on sustainable practices.

Resilient Communities and Economies

Supports development of innovative policies, institutional capacities, and management approaches that increase community resilience.

Environmental Literacy and Workforce Development

Promotes environmental literacy by supporting students and the workforce through the development of STEM educational programs, tools, and products.

Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture

Works to ensure safe, secure, and sustainable supplies of domestic seafood and decrease our reliance on seafood imports, and support healthy fish stocks and vibrant recreational fisheries

Quicklinks
    Contact an Extension Agent
    Partner with Us
    Funding
Serving Our Coasts

Texas Sea Grant’s outreach serves the communities and regions of the Texas coast. Science for the sustainable management and conservation of Texas’ coastal and marine resources is central to Texas Sea Grant’s mission.

Collaboration Opportunities

In Our Communities

Extension is a two-way transfer of knowledge between researchers and community stakeholders.

Through Education

Providing science-based programs across all educational levels, enhancing STEM learning in marine-related fields.

Through Funded Research

Supports innovative, science-based solutions to address environmental, economic, and social challenges.

Through Volunteering

Texas Sea Grant welcomes the help of the community to help monitor, protect, and clean our coasts.

Through Workforce Development

Trainings, Workshops, Advising, Certification and Technical Assistance.

Events Calendar

Find out if Texas Sea Grant is hosting, attending, or leading an event in your area.

Quicklinks
    Our Impact
    Student Opportunities
Funding

Texas Sea Grant supports marine- and coastal-related research at universities across the state through a competitive grant program.

Research Funding

Biennial Research Competition
CLOSED – NOAA Sea Grant Marine, Coastal, and Great Lakes National Aquaculture Initiative
Request For Proposals
Research Funded by Texas Sea Grant
Texas Sea Grant Award Reporting

Funding for Students

NOAA Coastal Management Fellowship and Digital Coast Fellowship
Community Engaged Internship
John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship
CLOSED-National Marine Fisheries Service-Sea Grant Joint Fellowship Program
Ralph Rayburn Scholarship
Past and Current Knauss Fellows from Texas
Make a Gift
News

Texas Sea Grant will continue to support cutting-edge research in the areas of marine-related energy sources, climate change, coastal processes, energy efficiency, hazards, storm water management and tourism.

Newsletters and Publications

Subscribe to Tidings Newsletter

Monthly Texas Sea Grant newsletter.

Subscribe to Get Hooked Newsletter

Get Hooked, quarterly Fisheries, Aquaculture, and Seafood newsletter

Texas Shores Magazine

Annual magazine about education, outreach, and research supported by Texas Sea Grant.

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National Marine Fisheries Service-Sea Grant Joint Fellowship Program

The 2024 NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) – Sea Grant Joint Fellowship Opportunity is now OPEN.

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Concentrations

There are two different concentrations within this Federal Funding Opportunity (NOAA-OAR-SG-2025-29114).

Concentration in Population and Ecosystem Dynamics

The NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowship Program in Population and Ecosystem Dynamics expects to award at least four new Ph.D. Fellowships to students who are interested in careers related to marine ecosystem and population dynamics, with a focus on modeling and managing systems of living marine resources. These fellowships can provide support for up to three years. The emphasis will be on the development and implementation of quantitative methods for assessing marine ecosystems, for assessing the status of fish, invertebrate, and other targeted species stocks and for assessing the status of marine mammals, seabirds, and other protected species. Fellows will work under the guidance of NMFS mentors at participating NMFS Science Centers or Offices.

Concentration in Marine Resource Economics

The NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowship Program in Marine Resource Economics expects to award one new Ph.D. Fellowship to students who are interested in careers related to the development and implementation of quantitative methods for assessing the economics of the conservation and management of living marine resources. This fellowship can provide support for up to three years. Fellows will work under the guidance of NMFS mentors at participating NMFS Science Centers or Offices.

Before Applying

  • The NOAA NMFS – Sea Grant Fellowship application guidelines and review criteria have been updated. Familiarize yourself with these changes before developing your application.
  • Review the 2025 NOAA NMFS – Sea Grant Fellowship Student Guide, the specific guide for this NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowship, with updated application procedures and updated review criteria.
  • Review the Student Applicant Guide to Sea Grant Fellowships, a general guide for Sea Grant Fellowships.
  • Review the NMFS-SG Fellowship 2024 Factsheet for more helpful information.
  • All application elements must be submitted in one combined PDF document in the exact required order as noted in the guidelines. Have your institution’s Sponsored Programs Office Proposal Administrator ensure that you have followed the guidelines that are newly required for applications that will be submitted via the eRA grant system. This includes “flattening” a PDF document and other tips for preparing PDFs without using the “bundling” or “portfolio” feature when compiling into one PDF, per the eRA guidance, noted on page 6 of the NOFO.
  • Note the student versions of the documents cannot be edited by the State Sea Grant Program; students and academic advisors, please utilize your Sponsored Programs Office Proposal Administrator to review and finalize all documents per the NOFO guidelines, prior to submitting to Texas Sea Grant, otherwise the document will be returned for revisions.
  • Utilized the Grants Management Division’s Budget Narrative Guidance to ensure that you have fully justified each budget item in detail.

How to Apply

  • Submit an email Letter of Intent to Apply for this competition, by Monday, December 16, 2024 to Mia Zwolinski, Texas Sea Grant Research Coordinator, at mzwolinski@tamu.edu. This is a firm deadline. An email submission receipt will be provided to the applicant. We will make arrangements to ensure that your institution’s Sponsored Programs Office Proposal Administrator and our Texas A&M Sponsored Research Services Proposal Administrator are connected to work together on this application.
  • Submit an application consisting of one PDF containing all required elements per the funding opportunity guidelines, by January 23, 2025, 5:00 pm CST, to Mia Zwolinski, Texas Sea Grant Research Coordinator, at mzwolinski@tamu.edu. This is a firm deadline. An email submission receipt will be provided to the applicant.
  • All elements of the application must be completed by the student and submitted in one combined PDF in the exact required order as noted in the Federal Funding Opportunity guidelines.
  • Texas A&M University – Texas Sea Grant, as the state Sea Grant program, is the eligible applicant per the funding guidelines. Your application materials will be packaged into the overall application as a sub-recipient from Texas A&M University – Texas Sea Grant to your institution.
  • Texas A&M Sponsored Research Services will complete the Grants.gov application file and submit by March 13, 2025.
  • The time between your submission to Texas Sea Grant by January 23rd and submission to the sponsor March 13th, is required in order to review your documents for completeness and to prepare an overall proposal application by Texas A&M University – Texas Sea Grant for approval and submission to the sponsor via eRA grants system.
  • The Abbreviated Environmental Compliance Questionnaire (AECQ) will be reviewed for completeness, to include permit copies or expected receipt if a permit is pending, per guidelines. This document should also include animal use protocol (AUP) and human subject exemption information and approvals or status of reviews/approvals by your institution’s IACUC or IRB, if applicable. Please find the documents below for your use:
  • Please find the Abbreviated Environmental Compliance Questionnaire (AECQ) documents below for your use:
    • NSGO Abbreviated Environmental Compliance Questionnaire  
    • NEPA Questionnaire – Step-by-Step Guidance  
    • NEPA Questionnaire – Fieldwork Example  
    • NEPA Questionnaire – Labwork Example  
For more information

Contact

Mia Zwolinski

Mia Zwolinski

Associate Director, Research Coordinator
  • mzwolinski@tamu.edu
  • (979) 458-0449
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