extension,
communicators, educators, research, fiscal
officers
Extension
The Assembly of Sea Grant Extension Program Leaders (ASGEPL)
facilitates communication and interaction among the Sea Grant Extension
programs and with others in and outside of the Sea Grant network and
improves the delivery of science-based information to constituent groups
at the local, regional and national levels in support of the Sea Grant
mission. http://seagrant.orst.edu/asgepl/
Extension Assembly Chairperson,
Jack Thigpen jack_thigpen@ncsu.edu
Communicators
The National Sea Grant Communicators
Steering Committee (CSC) represents the communications specialists working
in Sea Grant programs across the country. The CSC serves as a liaison
between the institutional communicators and the National Sea Grant Office
(NSGO), the Sea Grant Association (SGA), and other formal Sea Grant groups.
It also serves as a resource internally and externally, as appropriate
and necessary. The chair of the CSC, or an appointee of that committee,
will represent the Sea Grant Communicators at SGA biannual meetings. National Sea Grant Communications Network http://www.miseagrant.umich.edu/nsgcn/index.html
Communicators Chair,
Elizabeth LaPorte elzblap@umich.edu
Educators
The Sea Grant Educators Network (SGEN) provides an organized structure
to the Sea Grant Educators located at various Sea Grant Programs throughout
the network. As an organized unit, the SGEN offers a mechanism for the
educators to connect to one another as a cohesive group and to speak
with
one voice on national and network issues of importance to the National
Sea Grant Office (NSGO), the Sea Grant Association (SGA), and the Sea
Grant Review Panel (SGRP). http://www.seagranted.net/
http://www.ocean.udel.edu/seagrant/themeteam/
Educators Chair,
Diane Payne diana.payne@uconn.edu
Research Directors
Research Chair,
Frederica Moser moser@mdsg.umd.edu
Fiscal
Officers
The Sea Grant Fiscal Officers Network is a group of professionals
representing all state Sea Grant programs who have major responsibility
for administering federal and nonfederal awards within their respective
Sea Grant programs. Such administration requires comprehensive knowledge
and understanding of the procedures, policies, regulations, nuances and
restrictions of the various sponsors, partners, state and local government
structures, and institutional business practices.
Fiscal Officers Chair,
Evelyn Paret evelyn.paret@oregonstate.edu
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