Headlines
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NHEP Honored for Conservation Efforts by the New Hampshire Chapter of the Nature Conservancy More Info...

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The Northshore Community Tuna Association Hosted the Inaugural "Tag a Tiny" More Info...


(Photo Credit: Peter K. Prybot, 1182 Washington Street, Gloucester, MA 01930)

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Northeast Regional Tagging Symposium to be Held October 17, 2008 More Info...

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Countries Map Arctic Boundaries to Build Cases for Resource Rights More Info...

Worthy of Note
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We have several new faculty and research scientists at UNH this semester. Please join us in welcoming Linda Kalnejais, Earth Sciences; Diane Foster, Ocean and Mechanical Engineering; Tom Lippmann, Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping; and Majorie Boettcher, Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping.

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Getting the word out! Faculty and Grad Students, please refer your new students and colleagues to the Marine Program for inclusion in our distribution lists. These email lists are used to notify them of available opportunities and to keep them informed of marine events through the Saltwater News. We also want to include them all in our Graduate Student Page on the Marine Program website. Help us reach as many students as possible! Contact information: Linda Wade at linda.wade@unh.edu.

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Jeff Bolster, Professor of History, presents "Changes in the Sea: North Atlantic Fishermen and Marine Ecology in the Age of Sail" as part of the Center for the Humanities Faculty Fellows Lecture Series. This lecture takes place on Wednesday, November 5, at 4:00 PM in the Piscataqua Room in Holloway Commons.

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Study: Quota Systems Help Keep Fisheries Afloat Andy Rosenberg was quoted in a recent NPR story. For more info:

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NOAA Ocean Exploration and Research Program has launched the Thunder Bay Sinkholes 2008 Expedition web page. For more info:

Events
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4th National Conference on Coastal and Estuarine Habitat Restoration - October 11-15, 2008

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Northeast Regional Fish Tagging Symposium - October 17, 2008

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International Conference on Shellfish Restoration - ICSR/2008 - November 19-22, 2008

Happenings
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Congratulations!

And best wishes to Alyssa Novak and husband Chris Mercer on the birth of their daughter, Abigail Rose, on August 29, 2008 weighing in at 6 lbs 15 oz. Alyssa is a Ph.D. graduate student working with Fred Short.

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Congratulations!

And best wishes to Joel and Megan Johnson on the birth of their son, Oliver Carney Johnson. Oliver was born September 8, 2008 and weighed 5 lb 4.3 oz. Daddy Joel is an Assistant Professor of Geology in the Earth Sciences Department.

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Congratulations!

And best wishes to Erika Zollett and Erik Blankfield on their August 23, 2008, wedding! Erika is Graduate Student in the Ocean Process Analysis Lab and expects to defend her dissertation later this month.

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Congratulations

To Jon Pennock on his participation and completion of the 2008 GSW Tri-state Seacoast Century Ride on September 20th. For those uninitiated in biking terms, this means that Jon participated in a 100-Mile Bike Ride sponsored by the Granite State Wheelmen on Saturday in the company of approximately 1599 other riders. Jon surpassed his goal of a six hour ride by completing the run in 5 hours and 40 minutes.

Publications
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The Rip Tide - Fall 2008

The Fall Quarterly E-Newsletter of the New Hampshire Coastal Program

Fellowships & Internships
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EPA Environmental Protection Agency 2009 Academic Year EPA Great Research Opportunities (GRO) Fellowships for Undergraduate Environmental Study Grants

  • EPA-F2008U-GRO-P1 Natural and Life Sciences
  • EPA-F2008U-GRO-P2 Environmental Science & Interdisciplinary
  • EPA-F2008U-GRO-P3 Engineering
  • EPA-F2008U-GRO-P4 Social Sciences & Decision-making
  • EPA-F2008U-GRO-Q1 Physical Sciences
  • EPA-F2008U-GRO-Q2 Mathematics and Computer Science

Deadline: December 11, 2008, 4:00 pm Eastern Time

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EPA 6th Annual P3 Awards: A National Student Design Competition for Sustainability Focusing on People, Prosperity and the Planet

  • EPA-G2009-P3-Q1 Agriculture
  • EPA-G2009-P3-Q2 Materials and Chemicals
  • EPA-G2009-P3-Q3 Energy
  • EPA-G2009-P3-Q4 Information Technology
  • EPA-G2009-P3-Q5 Water
  • EPA-G2009-P3-Q6 Built Environment

Deadline: December 23, 2008

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Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad (DDRA) Fellowship


Deadline: November 13, 2008

Research Funding Opportunities
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FY09 Atlantic Salmon Conservation Grants

Deadline: November 14, 2008
Funding Opportunity Number: NMFS-HCPO-2009-2001540

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FY 2009 Saltonstall-Kennedy Grant Program Competition

Change in Requirements and Deadline Extended to November 3, 2008.

UNH Marine Program Centers & Programs

* Anadromous Fish & Aquatic Invertebrate Research Lab * Atlantic Marine Aquaculture Center * Center for Coastal & Ocean Mapping * Center for Marine Biology * Center for Ocean Engineering * Center for Ocean Science * Coastal Marine Lab * Coastal Ocean Observing Center * Coastal Response Research Center * Cooperative Institute for Coastal & Estuarine Environmental Technology * Jackson Estuarine Lab * Jere A. Chase Ocean Engineering Lab * Joint Hydrographic Center* Large Pelagics Research Center * NH Sea Grant College Program * Northeast Consortium * Ocean Process Analysis Laboratory * Piscataqua Region Estuaries Partnership*R/V Gulf Challenger * Shoals Marine Lab * UNH Diving Program *

Snapshots

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Barbara Newall (center), one of the very first UNH Marine Docents, was honored with the UNH Alumni Association’s Profile of Service Award recently for her many years of diligently supporting the University and its efforts. Pictured with her are Executive Counselor Beverly Hollingworth and Governor John Lynch.

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Left to right, Great Bay Coast Watch volunteers Steve Loos, Jennifer Lee and Wesley Elmer prepare to collect water monitoring information at a site off Cedar Point Road in Durham on a recent sampling day. In addition to his GBCW activities, Loos serves on the NH Sea Grant Policy Advisory Committee.

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A profile of Ed Lyman (UNH ‘88G) was recently added to marinecareers.net, a web site managed by the NH and WHOI Sea Grant programs that provides high school students with information on careers in the marine sciences. Ed, who’s on the left in the photo, is the Marine Mammal Response Manager at the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary in Kihei, HI. For More Info...

 

 

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