Joint Fellowship Program
NOAA Fisheries & Sea GrantÂ
The NMFS-Sea Grant Joint Fellowship Program in Population and Ecosystem Dynamics and Marine Resource Economics is designed to help Sea Grant fulfill its broad educational responsibilities and to strengthen the collaboration between Sea Grant and the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS).
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Upcoming Event: July 31-August 2, 2023
2023 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowship Research Symposium
The 2023 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowship Research Symposium will be held this year in Silver Spring, Maryland, from July 31-August 2, 2023. All of NOAA and faculty mentors are invited and encouraged to attend – please click on the button below to register for the event.
Population & Ecosystem Dynamics
Since 1990, Sea Grant and NMFS have partnered to train students through this joint fellowship program in two specialized areas: population and ecosystem dynamics as well as marine resource economics. Population and ecosystem dynamics involve the study of fish populations and marine ecosystems to better assess fishery stock conditions and dynamics.Â
The goals of the NOAA Fisheries/Sea Grant Fellowship Program are:Â
- To encourage qualified applicants to pursue careers in either population and ecosystem dynamics and stock assessment or in marine resource economicsÂ
- To increase available expertise related to these fieldsÂ
- To foster closer relationships between academic scientists and NOAA FisheriesÂ
- To provide real-world experience to graduate students and accelerate their career development.
Meet the 2023 Fellows
California Sea Grant
University of California, Davis
Faculty Advisor: Marissa Baskett
Project: Improving empirical weight-at-age in fisheries stock assessments by incorporating spatiotemporal variability in growth
Northwest Fisheries Science Center
NOAA Mentor: Kristin Marshall
How to Apply
Contact Your State Program
Click here to find your state program and begin the application process.
Review the Fellowship Student Guide
Click here to download the 2023 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowship Student Guide.
Review the Student Applicant Guide to Sea Grant Fellowships
Click to download the Student Applicant Guide to Sea Grant Fellowships (pdf) for application preparation tips.
Eligibility
The NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowships are available to U.S. citizens who are graduate students enrolled in or provisionally accepted to Ph.D. degree programs in academic institutions in the United States and its territories. Only U.S. citizens are eligible to apply. Foreign Nationals are not eligible.
Length of Fellowship
The fellowship can provide support for up to three years for highly qualified graduate students working towards a Ph.D. in quantitative programs including ecology, ecosystem ecology, population dynamics or related fields of study such as wildlife biology, fishery biology, marine biology, quantitative ecology, applied mathematics, applied statistics, simulation modeling, marine resource economics, natural resource economics, or environmental economics.
How to Apply
Students should submit applications to a Sea Grant Program. Student applications are due to Sea Grant Programs by 5:00 pm local time on January 25, 2023.Â
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Federal Funding Opportunity
The NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowship Program in Population and Ecosystem Dynamics anticipates funding at least four new Ph.D. fellowships in 2023 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. 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.
Marine Resource Economics Federal Funding Opportunity
The NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowship Program in Marine Resource Economics anticipates funding at least one new Ph.D. fellowship in 2023Â 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.Â
For a list of required application materials and evaluation criteria, see the 2023 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowship Student Guide.
Award and Expenses
The award for each Fellowship, contingent upon the availability of federal funds, will be in the form of a cooperative agreement of up to $58,333 in federal funding plus at least 20% matching funding per year. This fellowship can provide support for up to three years. The award provided to each Fellow is for stipend, tuition, fees, equipment, supplies, and travel necessary to carry out the proposed research and to attend the annual Fellows meeting (at rotating locations).
Connecting with Sea Grant programs and NOAA Fisheries Science Centers
Applicants are strongly encouraged to reach out to the Sea Grant program in their state/territory at least one month prior to the state application deadline to receive application support and provide notification of intent to apply.
Applicants enrolled towards a degree in a graduate program in a state or territory served by a Sea Grant Program must submit to that program. Applicants in states or territories without a Sea Grant program must submit their applications to the Sea Grant program to which they were referred to by the NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowship Program Manager, who can be reached at OAR.SG.Fellows@noaa.gov or (240) 507-3712.
To help achieve the goals of the fellowship, each Fellow will be required to work closely with an expert (mentor) from NOAA Fisheries who may provide data for a fellow’s thesis, serve on the fellow’s committee, and/or host an annual summer internship at the participating NOAA Fisheries facility. Mentors will be from participating NOAA Fisheries Science Centers or offices. Staff lists and recent publications for each of the NOAA Fisheries Science Centers are listed on each Center’s website, linked below. Applicants in the Great Lakes region or in an area without a NOAA Fisheries Science Center may contact a potential mentor whose research aligns with their own.Â
Alaska Fisheries Science Center (staff, publications); Northwest Fisheries Science Center (staff, publications); Southwest Fisheries Science Center (staff, publications); Northeast Fisheries Science Center (staff, publications), Southeast Fisheries Science Center (staff, publications); Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center (publications)
For more information, please contact your local Sea Grant Program or OAR.SG.Fellows@noaa.gov / (240) 507-3712.
Annual Research Symposium
Funding News & Announcements
NMFS-Sea Grant Graduate Fellows are required to participate in an annual Research Symposium, which takes places at a different NMFS Lab each year.  Fellows are asked to update the group on the progress of their research, with first year Fellows giving posters, and second and third year Fellows giving presentations. NMFS Scientists and Sea Grant staff also attend and participate, giving the Fellows the opportunity to hear about the cutting edge research being done at the NMFS Lab and the outstanding work conducted by the state Sea Grant program.  Most importantly, the Symposium provides each Fellow with feedback at critical stages of their research by their peers and NMFS scientists.  Field trips, lab tours, and socials also round out the Symposium, providing plenty of time to network with each other and the NMFS and Sea Grant participants.
The 2023 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowship Research Symposium will be held this year in Silver Spring, Maryland, from July 31-August 2, 2023. This event offers the opportunity to learn from our fellows as they share with you their research in marine resource economics and population and ecosystem dynamics. Additionally, it is a chance for NOAA employees to engage and network with our future workforce. All of NOAA and faculty mentors are invited and encouraged to attend – please register for the event here.
Agenda  |  Book of Abstracts
Book of Abstracts – 2022 NMFS-Sea Grant Research Symposium (PDF)
A combined 2020 and 2021 NMFS-Sea Grant Research Symposium took place virtuallyÂ
Book of Abstracts –Â 2019Â NMFS-Sea Grant Research Symposium (PDF)
Book of Abstracts –Â 2018 NMFS-Sea Grant Research Symposium (PDF)
Book of Abstracts –Â 2017 NMFS-Sea Grant Research Symposium (PDF)
Book of Abstracts –Â 2016 NMFS-Sea Grant Research Symposium (PDF)
Book of Abstracts –Â 2015 NMFS-Sea Grant Research Symposium (PDF)
Book of Abstracts – 2014 NMFS-Sea Grant Research Symposium (PDF)
2022 Fellows
2021 Fellows
2020 Fellows
Fellowship Alumni
2019 Fellows
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow California Sea Grant Southwest Fisheries Science Center, Santa Cruz NOAA Mentor: Stephan Munch
Claire Rosemond Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow Oregon Sea Grant Northwest Fisheries Science Center, Seattle and Newport NOAA Mentors: Jason Cope and Aaron Berger
Emily Liljestrand Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow Michigan Sea Grant Northeast Fisheries Science Center, Woods Hole NOAA Mentor: Jonathan Deroba
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow Washington Sea Grant Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Seattle NOAA Mentor: James Thorson
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow Virginia Sea Grant Southeast Fisheries Science Center, Miami NOAA Mentor: Matthew Lauretta
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow Washington Sea Grant Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Auke Bay and Northwest Fisheries Science Center, Seattle NOAA mentors: Dana Hanselman and Melissa Haltuch
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow Washington Sea Grant Northwest Fisheries Science Center, Seattle NOAA mentors: Eric Ward and Christopher Harvey
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow California Sea Grant Southwest Fisheries Science Center, Santa Cruz NOAA Mentor: E.J. Dick
2015 Fellows
Name:Â Nicholas Ducharme-Barth
Sea Grant Program:Â Florida Sea Grant
School:Â University of Florida
Professor:Â Robert Ahrens
NMFS Mentor:Â Kyle Schertzer
Research:Â Using VMS Data to Understand the Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of the Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Fishery and Targeted Populations
Award Ends:Â 2018
Fellowship:Â Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name:Â Mary Donovan
Sea Grant Program:Â Hawaii Sea Grant
School:Â University of Hawaii, Manoa
Professor:Â Megan Donahue
NMFS Mentor:Â Ivor Williams
Research:Â Ecological Indicators of Coral Reefs across Multiple Spatial Scales in Hawaii
Award Ends:Â 2018
Fellowship:Â Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name:Â Cecilia O’Leary
Sea Grant Program:Â New York Sea Grant
School:Â Stony Brook University
Professor:Â Janet Nye
NMFS Mentor:Â Timothy Miller
Research:Â The Mechanistic Influence of Climate on Fish Population Dynamics and Distribution and its Implications for Spatially Integrated Stock Assessment
Award Ends:Â 2018 Fellowship:Â Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name:Â Lisa Ailloud
Sea Grant Program:Â Virginia Sea Grant
School:Â Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Professor:Â John Hoenig
NMFS Mentor:Â Matthew Lauretta
Research:Â Improving Stock assessments and Management Advice for Tunas and other Highly Migratory Species
Award Ends:Â 2018
Fellowship:Â Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name:Â Quang Huynh
Sea Grant Program:Â Virginia Sea Grant
School:Â Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Professor:Â John Hoenig
NMFS Mentor:Â John Walter III, Jon Brodziak
Research:Â Extensions and Applications of Mean Length Mortality Estimates
Award Ends:Â 2018
Fellowship:Â Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Kelli Johnson
Sea Grant Program: Washington Sea Grant
School: University of Washington
Professor: Andre Punt
NMFS Mentor: Isaac Kaplan
Research: Multi-Species Methods to Facilitate the Transition from Heuristics to Statistics in an Ecosystem Based Approach to Fisheries Management
Award Ends: 2018
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: William Goldsmith
Sea Grant Program: Virginia Sea Grant
School: Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Professor: John Graves and Andrew Scheld
NMFS Mentor: Kristy Wallmo
Research: Characterizing the Behavior and Preference of Anglers in the Recreational Fishery for Atlantic Bluefin Tuna (Thunnus thynnus) along the US East Coast
Award Ends: 2017
Fellowship: Marine Resource Economics
Name: Andrew Carr-Harris
Sea Grant Program: Rhode Island Sea Grant
School: University of Rhode Island
Professor: Hirotsugu Uchida
NMFS Mentor: Min-Yang Lee
Research: Econometric Models of Community Resilience and Regional Effects of Fishery Management: an Application to Northeast Fisheries
Award Ends: 2017
Fellowship: Marine Resource Economics
2018 Fellows
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow
California Sea Grant
University of California Santa Cruz
Project: Oceanographic effects on rockfish (Sebastes spp.) reproductive success and consequences for population
https://sabrinabeyer.com/
Marine Resource Economics Fellow
California Sea Grant
University of California Berkeley
Project: Estimating the Effectiveness of the World’s Fishing-Restricted Areas
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow
Rhode Island Sea Grant
University of Rhode Island
Project: A bayesian state-space approach to improve projections of stock biomass for managing New England groundfish
https://web.uri.edu/gso/joe-langan/
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow
Maine Sea Grant
University of Maine
Project: Developing a management strategy evaluation framework for the Maine lobster fishery in a changing Gulf of Maine
http://mackenzie-mazur.squarespace.com/
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow
Virginia Sea Grant
Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Project: Dealing with most species: improving methodology for forming and assessing species complexes
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow
Hawaii Sea Grant
University of Hawaii
Project: Understanding and predicting population outbreaks of the destructive coral-eating crown-of-thorns sea star, Acanthaster planci, in the U.S. Pacific Islands
Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Fellow
MIT Sea Grant
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Project: Performance evaluation of qualitative and Bayesian network social-ecological models for use in an integrated system
http://www.smast.umassd.edu/lab_fay/
2014 Fellows
Name: Christine Stawitz
Sea Grant Program: Washington Sea Grant
School: University of Washingtonk
Professor: Tim Essington
NMFS Mentor: Melissa Haltuch
Research: Evaluating the Importance of Growth Variation in Marine Fish Population Dynamics and Stock Assessment
Award Ends: 2017
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
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Name: Lauren Yamane
Sea Grant Program: California Sea Grant
School: University of California, Davis
Professor: Lou Botsford
NMFS Mentor: Steve Lindley
Research: Quantifying the Roles of Environmental Variability and the Portfolio Effect in the Population Dynamics of the Sacramento River Fall Chinook Salmon Stock
Award Ends: 2016
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
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Name: Allison Dedrick
Sea Grant Program: California Sea Grant
School: University of California, Davis
Professor: Lou Botsford
NMFS Mentor: Mandy Karnauskas
Research: Quantifying the Interactive Effects of Ocean Acidification, Temperature Change, and Fishing Behavior on Population Dynamics and Management Decisions
Award Ends: 2016
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Lisa McManus
Sea Grant Program: New Jersey Sea Grant
School: Princeton University
Professor: Simon Levin
NMFS Mentor: Rusty Brainard
Research: Assessing the Impacts of Connectivity on Coral Reef Metacommunity Dynamics in the Coral Triangle
Award Ends: 2017
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Matthew Nuttall
Sea Grant Program: Florida Sea Grant
School: University of Miami
Professor: Elizabeth Babcock
NMFS Mentor: John Walter III Research: Environmental and Ecological Influences on the Dynamics of Gulf Menhaden (Brevoortia patronus)
Award Ends: 2017
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Mark Stratton
Sea Grant Program: Virginia Sea Grant
School: Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Professor: Rob LaTour
NMFS Mentor: Rick Hart Research: Ecosystem Drivers of US South Atlantic Coastal Fish Stock Assessment
Award Ends: 2017
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
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Name: Katherine Kaplan
Sea Grant Program: New York Sea Grant
School: Cornell University
Professor: Patrick Sullivan
NMFS Mentor: Dvora Hart
Research: Evaluating Atlantic Sea Scallop Incidental Mortality and Habitat Effects from Bottom Fishing using the Habitat Mapping Camera System
Award Ends: 2017
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Laura Urbisci
Sea Grant Program: California Sea Grant
School: University of California, Santa Barbara
Professor: Hunter Lenihan
NMFS Mentor: Kevin Piner
Research: Developing a New Ecosystem-Based Management Approach: Using Ecosystem Models to Calculate a Better Estimate of Population Scale for Single-Species Models
Award Ends: 2017
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Peter Kuriyama
Sea Grant Program: Washington Sea Grant
School: University of Washington
Professor: Trevor Branch
NMFS Mentor: Alan Hicks, John Harms
Research: Integrating Hook and Line Survey Data and Ecological Observations to Improve Stock Assessments of Key Rockfish Species in Untrawable Habitats
Award Ends: 2017
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Benjamin Marcek
Sea Grant Program: Virginia Sea Grant
School: Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Professor: Mary Fabrizio
NMFS Mentor: Richard Brill, Joseph (Kevin) Craig
Research: Individual-Based, Dynamic-Landscape Models of Marine Fishes Incorporating Ecophysiological Constraints
Award Ends: 2017
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Jeffrey Schrader
Sea Grant Program: California Sea Grant
School: University of California, San Diego
Professor: Joshua Graff Zivin
NMFS Mentor: Dale Squires
Research: Forecasts and Adaptations
Award Ends: 2016
Fellowship: Marine Resource Economics
Name: Jennifer Meredith
Sea Grant Program: Washington Sea Grant
School: University of Washington
Professor: Chris Anderson
NMFS Mentor: Amber Himes-Cornell
Research: Modeling the Migration Decisions of Fish Harvesters in Rural Alaska
Award Ends: 2016
Fellowship: Marine Resource Economics
2016/2017 Fellows
Sea Grant Program: Washington Sea Grant
School: University of Washington
Professor: Trevor Branch and Andre Punt
NMFS Mentor: Anne Hollowed
Research:  Lowering the risk of overfishing while increasing profits for California’s most valuable fishery, California market squid
Award Ends: 2020
Sea Grant Program: Maryland Sea Grant
School: University of Maryland
Professor: Thomas Miller
NMFS Mentor: Kiersten Curti
Research: Impacts of misspecification of spatial structure of assessment and stock on reliability of reference points
Award Ends: 2020
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Adam Hayes
Sea Grant Program: Â Washington Sea Grant
School: University of Washington
Professor: David Layton
NMFS Mentor: Alan Haynie
Research:  Network analysis of a quota share market                                   Â
Award Ends: 2019
Fellowship: Marine Resource Economics
Name: Natalie Lowell
Sea Grant Program: Washington Sea Grant
School: University of Washington
Professor: Lorenz Hauser
NMFS Mentor: Eric Ward and Robin Waples
Research:  Genetic risk assessment of native shellfish aquaculture                        Â
Award Ends: 2020
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Elizabeth Ng
Sea Grant Program: Washington Sea Grant
School: University of Washington
Professor: Timothy Essington
NMFS Mentor: Jonathan Deroba
Research: Does predation information improve stock assessment? Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
Award Ends: 2020
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Cassidy Peterson
Sea Grant Program: Virginia Sea Grant
School: Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Professor: Rob Latour
NMFS Mentor: Enric Cortes
Research: Management Strategy Evaluation of Highly Migratory Coastal Sharks Â
Award Ends: 2020
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Megan Winton
Sea Grant Program: MIT Sea Grant
School: University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
Professor: Gavin Fay
NMFS Mentor: Benjamin Galuardi
Research: Integrating telemetry data to improve abundance estimates and management advice for a highly migratory marine predator
Award Ends: 2020
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name:Â Cassie Finer
Sea Grant Program:Â Oregon Sea Grant
School:Â Oregon State University
Professor:Â David Lewis
NMFS Mentor:Â Cameron Speir
Research:Â Dike removal and salt marsh restoration for fish habitat: Estimating the effects on coastal land markets
Award Ends:Â 2018
Fellowship:Â Marine Resource Economics
Name: Charles Waters
Sea Grant Program: Washington Sea Grant
School: University of Washington
Professor: Naish
NMFS Mentor: Jeff Hard Research: Modeling the effects of inbreeding in salmon hatcheries on the eco-evolutionary dynamics of supplemented wild populations
Award Ends: 2018
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name:Â Dan Ovando
Sea Grant Program:Â California Sea Grant
School:Â University of California, Santa Barbara
Professor:Â Costello &Â Gaines
NMFS Mentor:Â Jason Cope
Research:Â A Bayesian framework for utilizing fishery independent Marine Protected Area monitoring data in stock assessments
Award Ends:Â 2018
Fellowship:Â Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name:Â Erin Bohaboy
Sea Grant Program:Â Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant
School:Â University of South Alabama
Professor: William Patterson
NMFS Mentor:Â Shannon Cass-Calay
Research:Â Modeling the Effects of Release Mortality Mitigation in the Gulf of Mexico Recreational Reef Fishery: Red Snapper
Award Ends:Â 2019
Fellowship:Â Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name:Â Mikaela Provost
Sea Grant Program:Â California Sea Grant
School:Â University of California, Davis
Professor:Â Louis Botsford
NMFS Mentor:Â Michael O’Farrell
Research:Â Sensitivities of West Coast fish stocks to environmental variability, and their use in management
Award Ends:Â 2019
Fellowship:Â Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name:Â Robert Dunn
Sea Grant Program:Â California Sea Grant
School:Â San Diego State University/University of California, Davis
Professor:Â Hovel/Baskett
NMFS Mentor:Â Steve Munch
Research:Â Analysis of size-structured predation and multi-trophic level harvest using stage-structured and integral projection models
Award Ends:Â 2019
Fellowship:Â Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name:Â Zack Oyafuso
Sea Grant Program:Â Hawaii Sea Grant
School:Â University of Hawaii
Professor: Erik Franklin
NMFS Mentor:Â Jon Brodziak
Research:Â Transitioning stock assessments of commercially important Hawaiian demersal fish species through age-structured assessments
Award Ends:Â 2019
Fellowship:Â Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name:Â Brandon Chasco
Sea Grant Program:Â Oregon Sea Grant
School: Oregon State University
Professor: Selina Heppell
NMFS Mentor: James Thorson
Research: Integrated spatial, temporal mixed-effects models: leveraging stock assessment techniques for threatened and protected species.
Award Ends: 2019
Fellowship: Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Name: Anna Birkenbach
Sea Grant Program:Â North Carolina Sea Grant
School: Duke University
Professor: Martin Smith
NMFS Mentor: Min-Yang Lee
Research: Structural modeling of transitions to catch shares                             Â
Award Ends: 2018
Fellowship: Marine Resource Economics
2013 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellows
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2012 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellows
2011 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellows
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2010 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellows
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2009 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellows
Melissa Hedges (LA) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Mark Henderson (VA) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Patrick Kilduff (CA) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Jocelyn Lin (WA) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Patrick Lynch (VA) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Skyler Sagarese (NY) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
James Thorson (WA) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Ben Gilbert (CA) – Marine Resource Economics
Chris Keneddy (FL) – Marine Resource Economics
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2008 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellows
Dovi Kacev (CA) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Brandon Puckett (NC) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Kevin See (WA) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Taylor Chapple (CA) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Steven Saul (FL) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Teresa Stafford (TX) – Marine Resource Economics
Stephen Kasperski (MD) – Marine Resource Economics
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2007 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellows
Kiersten Curti (RI) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Carey McGilliard (WA) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Ming-Yang Lee (IL-IN) – Marine Resource Economics
Elizabeth Smith (RI) – Marine Resource Economics
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2006 NMFS-Sea Grant Fellows
Amanda Bradford (WA) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Robert Leaf (VA) – Population and Ecosystem Dynamics
Cameron Speir (IL-IN) – Marine Resource Economics
Matthew Freeman (RI) – Marine Resource Economics