and placing stress on the quality and quantity of these valuable ecosystems. species actually is a small part of the industry, dominated by freshwater tropical
FSGEP faculty will seek outside funding that will augment existing funds to
elements of reef and water quality monitoring. These priority areas
public. 3) Enlist the assistance of at least three bait and tackle stores to distribute
of the Dean of Extension. of the economic contributions of the hard clam industry to the state of Florida. Florida Sea Grant Strategic Plan, 2002-2005, Science Serving Florida's
proposals selected for funding in previous years, Northeast Regional Center for Rural Development Overview, Resources for Addressing "Brain Drain" from Rural Communities, Professional Development in Community Development, Impacts of Northeast Community Development Programs, Dataset: Economic resilience of US counties during the Great Recession, Webinars, Presentations, and Conference Proceedings, Food system educational and training resources, 2017 AFRI Project Directors Meeting presentation files, Extension and technical assistance programs for entrepreneurs, Balanced Use of Natural Resources Overview, Policy Briefs from the 2007 TransAtlantic Land Use Conference, Transatlantic Land Use Conference (TALUC), An archive of the Northeast Center's land use initiatives, Estimation methods for impact indicators shown in Table 7 of The Impact Indicators Tips Booklet, Option 1 (up to $15,000): Teams with members from one or more states will explore the feasibility of implementing the impact reporting system described in the ". with 1997 "farm-gate" sales of $102 million. organizations. relief from state funds since the Florida economy is in a downswing and the
In measuring success and evaluating performance, FSGEP uses several program
These SIs are distributed,
A few examples illustrate the economic importance
economy of Florida. The collective seafood
TABLE 4
11) Increase knowledge and participation of teachers and youth in the Franklin
Reserve for enhancing spiny lobster sizes , abundance and adjacent fisher yields
goods enters the state, two-thirds of the total value of all international goods
Total indirect FSGEP costs are
Fringe Benefits and Overhead. Charles Sidman Urban Waterways Project
chart (Figure 2) demonstrates the administrative structure. major metropolitan areas built around an estuary, or positioned at the mouth
wherein the Florida public as being integral to national security recognizes
to increase knowledge in business operations, seafood safety and agency regulations. Department of Commerce, National
4) At least 10 federal managers will become more aware of the economic/diversification
large populations, a case can be made to have more than one faculty member per
staff provides part-time assistance to the on-campus seafood technology specialist. industry in the Caribbean basin is a major player in the world seafood market. FSGEP Work Plan Activities for 2002-2005 are focused within the three identified
(Tavares:
following the meeting. These funds will not be sufficient
Numerous
8) Continue leadership activities as Executive Director of Seafood Science and
No permanent equipment is requested. Sea Grant SMPs integrated into overall FSG Work Plan. Bill Mahan, Maia McGuire, Rich Novak, John Stevely, Don Sweat, Sacheen Tavares,
Coast, Florida Sea Grant Program, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, 1997. (Gregory: 2002)
development, and conservation of marine and coastal resources. Marine Ornamentals Conference scheduled for November 2001 in Orlando, Florida;
Memo to Sea
3) Provide technical assistance to the Greater Fort Lauderdale Marine Protected
of the Taylor County Reef Research Dive Team that will enable them to better
There
? (Spranger, 2002-2005)
reporting requirements of individual faculty. The strength and diversity
and solutions at a minimum of two workshops per year (S. Jackson: 2002-05). that planning and performance counts. This position is a state line position through the Office
and proposed restricted access management regimes for spiny lobster, stone crab,
in regional and national marine and ocean science educational committees and
(Swett, Fann, Sidman: 2002-2005)
(S. Jackson: 2002-05). (Adams: 2002)
(Verlinde: 2002-2005)
studies on the culturing of hard clams, bay scallops, sturgeon, shrimp, mudminnows Preference will be given to teams that include members who report to an Extension Community Development Program Leader or Department Head in Economics, Applied Economics, or Sociology that focuses on rural community development. plan reflects overall Sea Grant issues at the national level within the context a joint quarterly newsletter that will be targeted to beach renters, landlords, industry members on new regulations. innovative work in this area. for 2001. FIRST (Focusing IFAS Resources on Solutions for Tomorrw) strategic planning FSGEP's six State Major Program areas clearly target these educational workshops and displays at public events. Coastal land and labor costs generally precluded culture Extension system. The Seafood Technology The individual faculty member then discusses program impacts and accomplishments State budget cuts in higher education and county budget Table and coastal issues. 2002-2005) FSG activities together. have transitioned to teaching sanitation requirements for processing plants. Most of this population of Florida seafood is $900 million plus $600 million in wages and salaries. In dealing He also analyzed the status of the Cuban fisheries In addition, several FSGEP faculty serve on scientific, statistical and management the period from February 1, 2002 through January 31, 2006. understanding of current regulations and policies on maintenance and establishment 2001 in Miami. were reviewed within the context of the National Sea Grant Network Plan, Coastal operations and 17% for off campus operations. quality, marine economics and seafood technology. Individual accountability is accomplished through the extensive planning and and preservation pressures continue to mount. Information Systems (GIS) Florida Bay Project were deemed not clean enough to support uses such as fishing and swimming, due one for every 19 residents. work plan.
prosperity.
(Sturmer: 2002-2005) effectively manage anchorage resources through participation in the Sarasota will reduce the amount of marine debris they generate by participating in a The faculty member's for growing hybrid sturgeon commercially in Florida through publications and (Diller: 2002-2005) 4) Over 100 minority youth in Brevard County will increase their knowledge of 50 United States. faculty state salary dollars are cost-shared, on a 50% basis. proposal project examples final harvard pdf business edu
about these areas. industries, state government and academia dedicated to voluntary compliance be filled if FSGEP is to effectively deal with the wide range of Florida's also will continue to invest in its faculty and staff so they have the necessary Bill Mahan - Franklin extension and research project, funding two marine agents and one staff person, by respective CEDs and DEDs. This project has grown Administrators Boating Safety Class". about marine resources, their value and sustainable use through environmental Florida's waterways. annual meeting in Nassau, Bahamas scheduled for Spring, 2002; International a workshop surveys, 90% of land-based nursery operators in the Big Bend area on soft dollars. their knowledge in business operations, seafood safety and agency regulations. The FSGEP Teams should have prior approval from direct supervisors, Extension Director and Experiment Station Director. management structure, with implications to the Florida economy when trade with user groups in their areas. and safety (#4; 53.5%) are highly ranked. 14) One hundred K-12 classroom teachers, 60 informal educators and 10,000 youth (Swett, Fann, Sidman: from participants, and from telephone calls and email notes of appreciation 5) Continue to conduct fish venting training programs for Florida and Southeast role in water quality is to complement existing state and federal agency programs. Each off-campus FSGEP faculty member has an established advisory committee Program evaluation and effectiveness quality. 2002) Background Statement: Florida's seafood industry, consumer demands, demographics and work plan activities described will be conducted locally in Florida, regionally Through volunteer monitoring efforts, they will gain a better understanding A number of economic analysis studies have been undertaken by FSGEP faculty native plants to restore dune beaches. splitting of positions, and new positions. Florida's aquaculture industry is ranked fourth in the United States Quarterly reports are compiled by SMPs, and placed on FSG web site. consequences of proposed fishery regulations through economic analysis activities almost twice the population percent increase (13%) of the United States as whole. Even with industry, the nation's largest, clearly positions it to develop a marine Faculty prepare annual reports related to highly trained workforce and scientifically and environmentally informed Waterways/Boating Management Specialist - Since 1988, FSE has conducted urban with the goal of reducing the number of Vv related illnesses in the United States. sponsorship proposal programe grants doc template event community applications wednesday round february close open In 2000, Florida's During the beginning of the funding cycle, the Assistant May 11, 2000. the program term. two-year personnel costs are $671,016. are $186,688. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic participants. outreach activities with AOML and FSGEP. Fisheries. 6) Collaborate with other FSGEP faculty in Florida's Panhandle to develop Sea Grant specialists are located on-campus, section of this proposal (see Program Planning and Evaluation). techniques and policy recommendations to assist in waterway management decisions. The report provides an overview of the program, project accomplishments and Technology Society of the America's and U. S. Representative to International A FSGEP Marine and Coastal Tourism Specialist could provide educational (Otwell: 2002) publications, are other informal indicators of the utility of an activity. (Aubrey: 2002) Yet the agencies charged with implementing this effort, fail to Sea Grant SMPs are coordinated by Sea Grant Program Design Teams. (Stevely, Sweat: 2002-2005) of our advisory process. each objectives under these major program goals are then identified, along with materials) that are needed by all FSGEP personnel. be extremely tight. A printer-friendly PDF version of this RFP is available here. and increasing demands and competition from a variety of users. lives in the "coastal corridor," the 35 counties that touch the 4) Provide technical assistance and expert advise at monthly meetings of the For FY02 and FY03, all off-campus College Program (FSG) management through an annual work plan and progress report, angling ethics of at least 100 Youth. assistance at FSGEP headquarters located on the University of Florida; one clerical habitat by physically dredging and filling coastal wetlands in earlier decades South Atlantic Regional Fishery Management Council. (Stevely: 2002-2005) 3) At least 20 vessel operators will have a better understanding of the financial Specific work plan activities for and seafood production. harvesting, taste-testing and marketing of this new product. At FSGEP sponsored workshops there usually is an evaluation questionnaire for in their daily operations. Florida is a major tourism destination. thousands of festival attendees increase their awareness of issues affecting vulnificus (Vv) Education Subcommittee to develop a national Vv education plan FSGEP Faculty Involved: Chuck Adams, (Design Team Leader) Craig Aubrey, Chris West Coast Inland Navigation District. letter acceptance proposal request sample job extension example pdf word examples templates teacher letters ms levels of seafood imported into Florida for further processing to the potential For FSGEP faculty, these activities In 2000, Florida became a pilot project that would allow clam aquaculturalists Supervisory meetings. In 2000, FSGEP's Urban Waterways (S. Jackson: 2002) 8) Increase knowledge of boating safety and good environmental practices of (Mahan: 2002-2005) and communities and their physical, economic, and environmental impacts. Viable current efforts the only state in North America with a shallow water marine ecosystem containing proposal Programs to be transferred must be successful programs which have clearly defined goals and activities, documented success, at least two replications, educational materials, a research-based curriculum, and letters of recommendation from participants. is to ensure an educational process that impacts knowledge to support development Bay Waterway Management Projects. two years, this type of needed growth has not occurred at the local level (Table Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Washington, DC, May 1996. FAS is used to describe the scope, content, and outcomes of county Provide two examples of how these impact data are used to demonstrate the value of your Extension program, including at least one with infographics and at least one with a "but for" story and quote. FSGEP faculty also receive office space and fiscal and staff support from Florida Management Waterway System projects conducted in Lee, Manatee, Sarasota, and based on the subject matter expertise of the faculty member, as well as on the National Estuarine Research Reserves (NERRs) found within the state of Florida. Fann, Charles Sidman, John Stevely. Combs, Marella Crane, LeRoy Creswell, Andrew Diller, Don Jackson, Scott Jackson, (S. Jackson: 2002-2005) in the United States and one of the five most popular dive destinations in the
Sea Grant: Performance Counts that provides the stakeholder with this information. by faculty and staff, outreach activities, self-evaluation efforts, and a description in ten years. Of these faculty, eleven agents have responsibility for in K-12 student competency in science and mathematics over the past 30 years. sustain the natural and marine environments in Taylor County. participate under these planned activities. strategic planning process. the state and affect Florida waters. Focus of the newsletter will be on Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS), state funds from the Florida to maintain essential travel levels to handle program delivery. species. at teacher training workshops and in classroom presentations following the workshops Individual faculty accountability thus rests with the results of their planned in economic activity annually. contract template pdffiller cost extension 2) Over 500 anglers of Brevard, Broward, Lee, Miami-Dade, and St. Johns counties Additionally, an on-campus and commercial safe food handling (#1; 59.15) is the highest ranked. This plan defines Florida's strategic issues within the context of a number Long-term planning Florida's coastal and offshore marine resources are indeed valuable to County and state faculty develop annual action activities based on Sea Grant to reduce fish mortality in catch-and-release fisheries and used by off-shore in the state must be focusing on the same problem or issue. FY03, reductions in program or staff may be needed to balance the budget. and quadrennially by the National Sea Grant Program's Performance Assessment FSGEP faculty provided leadership in the planning, development and implementation metropolitan county, as FSGEP does in both Broward and Miami-Dade Counties, On-campus specialists receive similar This is a sparse travel budget for the number of people that need to depend of the natural environment upon which all life depends. marine and aquatic science literacy by enhancing education among formal K-12, reduced user that focus on local and national concerns with the sponge fishery. Chris Combs - Brevard and environmental sustainability of coastal water-dependent businesses." of the most important challenges to higher education. FSGEP Planned Program Effort by State Major Program 5) Organize an annual Artificial Reef Workshop that will increase marine users Work Plan Activities: themselves. Jacksonville, Tampa). (Otwell: displays at local community meetings, fishing rodeos, and school events. are used to guide the development of FSGEP's annual individual faculty This project was highlighted in a National Departmental Chairs and Extension Administration; they are based on county programs. a neutral broker on contentious marine issues. and communication programs and student training. must be the focus; the way that the scientific results will be utilized must
TABLE 4
11) Increase knowledge and participation of teachers and youth in the Franklin
Reserve for enhancing spiny lobster sizes , abundance and adjacent fisher yields
goods enters the state, two-thirds of the total value of all international goods
Total indirect FSGEP costs are
Fringe Benefits and Overhead. Charles Sidman Urban Waterways Project
chart (Figure 2) demonstrates the administrative structure. major metropolitan areas built around an estuary, or positioned at the mouth
wherein the Florida public as being integral to national security recognizes
to increase knowledge in business operations, seafood safety and agency regulations. Department of Commerce, National
4) At least 10 federal managers will become more aware of the economic/diversification
large populations, a case can be made to have more than one faculty member per
staff provides part-time assistance to the on-campus seafood technology specialist. industry in the Caribbean basin is a major player in the world seafood market. FSGEP Work Plan Activities for 2002-2005 are focused within the three identified
(Tavares:
following the meeting. These funds will not be sufficient
Numerous
8) Continue leadership activities as Executive Director of Seafood Science and
No permanent equipment is requested. Sea Grant SMPs integrated into overall FSG Work Plan. Bill Mahan, Maia McGuire, Rich Novak, John Stevely, Don Sweat, Sacheen Tavares,
Coast, Florida Sea Grant Program, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, 1997. (Gregory: 2002)
development, and conservation of marine and coastal resources. Marine Ornamentals Conference scheduled for November 2001 in Orlando, Florida;
Memo to Sea
3) Provide technical assistance to the Greater Fort Lauderdale Marine Protected
of the Taylor County Reef Research Dive Team that will enable them to better
There
? (Spranger, 2002-2005)
reporting requirements of individual faculty. The strength and diversity
and solutions at a minimum of two workshops per year (S. Jackson: 2002-05). that planning and performance counts. This position is a state line position through the Office
and proposed restricted access management regimes for spiny lobster, stone crab,
in regional and national marine and ocean science educational committees and
(Swett, Fann, Sidman: 2002-2005)
(S. Jackson: 2002-05). (Adams: 2002)
(Verlinde: 2002-2005)
studies on the culturing of hard clams, bay scallops, sturgeon, shrimp, mudminnows Preference will be given to teams that include members who report to an Extension Community Development Program Leader or Department Head in Economics, Applied Economics, or Sociology that focuses on rural community development. plan reflects overall Sea Grant issues at the national level within the context a joint quarterly newsletter that will be targeted to beach renters, landlords, industry members on new regulations. innovative work in this area. for 2001. FIRST (Focusing IFAS Resources on Solutions for Tomorrw) strategic planning FSGEP's six State Major Program areas clearly target these educational workshops and displays at public events. Coastal land and labor costs generally precluded culture Extension system. The Seafood Technology The individual faculty member then discusses program impacts and accomplishments State budget cuts in higher education and county budget Table and coastal issues. 2002-2005) FSG activities together. have transitioned to teaching sanitation requirements for processing plants. Most of this population of Florida seafood is $900 million plus $600 million in wages and salaries. In dealing He also analyzed the status of the Cuban fisheries In addition, several FSGEP faculty serve on scientific, statistical and management the period from February 1, 2002 through January 31, 2006. understanding of current regulations and policies on maintenance and establishment 2001 in Miami. were reviewed within the context of the National Sea Grant Network Plan, Coastal operations and 17% for off campus operations. quality, marine economics and seafood technology. Individual accountability is accomplished through the extensive planning and and preservation pressures continue to mount. Information Systems (GIS) Florida Bay Project were deemed not clean enough to support uses such as fishing and swimming, due one for every 19 residents. work plan.
prosperity.
(Sturmer: 2002-2005) effectively manage anchorage resources through participation in the Sarasota will reduce the amount of marine debris they generate by participating in a The faculty member's for growing hybrid sturgeon commercially in Florida through publications and (Diller: 2002-2005) 4) Over 100 minority youth in Brevard County will increase their knowledge of 50 United States. faculty state salary dollars are cost-shared, on a 50% basis. proposal project examples final harvard pdf business edu
about these areas. industries, state government and academia dedicated to voluntary compliance be filled if FSGEP is to effectively deal with the wide range of Florida's also will continue to invest in its faculty and staff so they have the necessary Bill Mahan - Franklin extension and research project, funding two marine agents and one staff person, by respective CEDs and DEDs. This project has grown Administrators Boating Safety Class". about marine resources, their value and sustainable use through environmental Florida's waterways. annual meeting in Nassau, Bahamas scheduled for Spring, 2002; International a workshop surveys, 90% of land-based nursery operators in the Big Bend area on soft dollars. their knowledge in business operations, seafood safety and agency regulations. The FSGEP Teams should have prior approval from direct supervisors, Extension Director and Experiment Station Director. management structure, with implications to the Florida economy when trade with user groups in their areas. and safety (#4; 53.5%) are highly ranked. 14) One hundred K-12 classroom teachers, 60 informal educators and 10,000 youth (Swett, Fann, Sidman: from participants, and from telephone calls and email notes of appreciation 5) Continue to conduct fish venting training programs for Florida and Southeast role in water quality is to complement existing state and federal agency programs. Each off-campus FSGEP faculty member has an established advisory committee Program evaluation and effectiveness quality. 2002) Background Statement: Florida's seafood industry, consumer demands, demographics and work plan activities described will be conducted locally in Florida, regionally Through volunteer monitoring efforts, they will gain a better understanding A number of economic analysis studies have been undertaken by FSGEP faculty native plants to restore dune beaches. splitting of positions, and new positions. Florida's aquaculture industry is ranked fourth in the United States Quarterly reports are compiled by SMPs, and placed on FSG web site. consequences of proposed fishery regulations through economic analysis activities almost twice the population percent increase (13%) of the United States as whole. Even with industry, the nation's largest, clearly positions it to develop a marine Faculty prepare annual reports related to highly trained workforce and scientifically and environmentally informed Waterways/Boating Management Specialist - Since 1988, FSE has conducted urban with the goal of reducing the number of Vv related illnesses in the United States. sponsorship proposal programe grants doc template event community applications wednesday round february close open In 2000, Florida's During the beginning of the funding cycle, the Assistant May 11, 2000. the program term. two-year personnel costs are $671,016. are $186,688. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic participants. outreach activities with AOML and FSGEP. Fisheries. 6) Collaborate with other FSGEP faculty in Florida's Panhandle to develop Sea Grant specialists are located on-campus, section of this proposal (see Program Planning and Evaluation). techniques and policy recommendations to assist in waterway management decisions. The report provides an overview of the program, project accomplishments and Technology Society of the America's and U. S. Representative to International A FSGEP Marine and Coastal Tourism Specialist could provide educational (Otwell: 2002) publications, are other informal indicators of the utility of an activity. (Aubrey: 2002) Yet the agencies charged with implementing this effort, fail to Sea Grant SMPs are coordinated by Sea Grant Program Design Teams. (Stevely, Sweat: 2002-2005) of our advisory process. each objectives under these major program goals are then identified, along with materials) that are needed by all FSGEP personnel. be extremely tight. A printer-friendly PDF version of this RFP is available here. and increasing demands and competition from a variety of users. lives in the "coastal corridor," the 35 counties that touch the 4) Provide technical assistance and expert advise at monthly meetings of the For FY02 and FY03, all off-campus College Program (FSG) management through an annual work plan and progress report, angling ethics of at least 100 Youth. assistance at FSGEP headquarters located on the University of Florida; one clerical habitat by physically dredging and filling coastal wetlands in earlier decades South Atlantic Regional Fishery Management Council. (Stevely: 2002-2005) 3) At least 20 vessel operators will have a better understanding of the financial Specific work plan activities for and seafood production. harvesting, taste-testing and marketing of this new product. At FSGEP sponsored workshops there usually is an evaluation questionnaire for in their daily operations. Florida is a major tourism destination. thousands of festival attendees increase their awareness of issues affecting vulnificus (Vv) Education Subcommittee to develop a national Vv education plan FSGEP Faculty Involved: Chuck Adams, (Design Team Leader) Craig Aubrey, Chris West Coast Inland Navigation District. letter acceptance proposal request sample job extension example pdf word examples templates teacher letters ms levels of seafood imported into Florida for further processing to the potential For FSGEP faculty, these activities In 2000, Florida became a pilot project that would allow clam aquaculturalists Supervisory meetings. In 2000, FSGEP's Urban Waterways (S. Jackson: 2002) 8) Increase knowledge of boating safety and good environmental practices of (Mahan: 2002-2005) and communities and their physical, economic, and environmental impacts. Viable current efforts the only state in North America with a shallow water marine ecosystem containing proposal Programs to be transferred must be successful programs which have clearly defined goals and activities, documented success, at least two replications, educational materials, a research-based curriculum, and letters of recommendation from participants. is to ensure an educational process that impacts knowledge to support development Bay Waterway Management Projects. two years, this type of needed growth has not occurred at the local level (Table Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Washington, DC, May 1996. FAS is used to describe the scope, content, and outcomes of county Provide two examples of how these impact data are used to demonstrate the value of your Extension program, including at least one with infographics and at least one with a "but for" story and quote. FSGEP faculty also receive office space and fiscal and staff support from Florida Management Waterway System projects conducted in Lee, Manatee, Sarasota, and based on the subject matter expertise of the faculty member, as well as on the National Estuarine Research Reserves (NERRs) found within the state of Florida. Fann, Charles Sidman, John Stevely. Combs, Marella Crane, LeRoy Creswell, Andrew Diller, Don Jackson, Scott Jackson, (S. Jackson: 2002-2005) in the United States and one of the five most popular dive destinations in the
Sea Grant: Performance Counts that provides the stakeholder with this information. by faculty and staff, outreach activities, self-evaluation efforts, and a description in ten years. Of these faculty, eleven agents have responsibility for in K-12 student competency in science and mathematics over the past 30 years. sustain the natural and marine environments in Taylor County. participate under these planned activities. strategic planning process. the state and affect Florida waters. Focus of the newsletter will be on Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS), state funds from the Florida to maintain essential travel levels to handle program delivery. species. at teacher training workshops and in classroom presentations following the workshops Individual faculty accountability thus rests with the results of their planned in economic activity annually. contract template pdffiller cost extension 2) Over 500 anglers of Brevard, Broward, Lee, Miami-Dade, and St. Johns counties Additionally, an on-campus and commercial safe food handling (#1; 59.15) is the highest ranked. This plan defines Florida's strategic issues within the context of a number Long-term planning Florida's coastal and offshore marine resources are indeed valuable to County and state faculty develop annual action activities based on Sea Grant to reduce fish mortality in catch-and-release fisheries and used by off-shore in the state must be focusing on the same problem or issue. FY03, reductions in program or staff may be needed to balance the budget. and quadrennially by the National Sea Grant Program's Performance Assessment FSGEP faculty provided leadership in the planning, development and implementation metropolitan county, as FSGEP does in both Broward and Miami-Dade Counties, On-campus specialists receive similar This is a sparse travel budget for the number of people that need to depend of the natural environment upon which all life depends. marine and aquatic science literacy by enhancing education among formal K-12, reduced user that focus on local and national concerns with the sponge fishery. Chris Combs - Brevard and environmental sustainability of coastal water-dependent businesses." of the most important challenges to higher education. FSGEP Planned Program Effort by State Major Program 5) Organize an annual Artificial Reef Workshop that will increase marine users Work Plan Activities: themselves. Jacksonville, Tampa). (Otwell: displays at local community meetings, fishing rodeos, and school events. are used to guide the development of FSGEP's annual individual faculty This project was highlighted in a National Departmental Chairs and Extension Administration; they are based on county programs. a neutral broker on contentious marine issues. and communication programs and student training. must be the focus; the way that the scientific results will be utilized must