NHSG Graduate Research Fellowship

two researchers stand on a boat wearing life jackets in front of a view of water and tree-lined shoreline with fall foliage

New Hampshire Sea Grant (NHSG) Graduate Research Fellowships help build the next generation of coastal and marine scientists, engineers, extension specialists, managers, educators, policy makers and more.

NH Sea Grant is not currently accepting applications for this program.

Student support may be included in Development Projects.  We encourage students to connect with your advisors and/or reach out to our staff to explore connections with their research, extension, education, and outreach interests as well.  Please feel free to contact our Fellowships Coordinator with any questions about this or other fellowships available through NH Sea Grant and the Sea Grant Network.

Fellowship questions?
Contact:

General Information
NHSG.Fellowships@unh.edu

Lindsey Williams, Ph.D.
NH Sea Grant
Lindsey.Williams@unh.edu

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Graduate Fellow Profiles

Researcher Kelsey Meyer wearing a life jacket, hat, and sunglasses, drives a boat in Great Bay with foam trailing behind in blue waters
a photo of an oyster farmer with her daughter teaching her how to drive an outboard motor on a boat with water and mountains in the background, with text reading "BECAUSE I WAS OFTEN THE ONLY FEMALE ON THE WATERFRONT I FELT THE WEIGHT OF REPRESENTING ALL WOMEN. THIS IS A BARRIER I WANT TO BREAK FOR MY DAUGHTER. I WANT HER TO KNOW THAT HER HAND IS WELCOME ON THE TILLER --THAT IT IS NATURAL FOR A WOMAN TO BE AT THE HELM" - Joanna Fogg, Bar Harbor Oyster Co. Read the photobook here: WWW.RISINGTIDEPHOTOVOICE.CO
Sydney Adams stands wearing a white lab coat at a wastewater treatment facility
Emily Burke stands holding two green crabs in front of a view of water with trees behind under a blue sky
researcher Nate Hermann works with a sample while wearing purple nitrile gloves, a flannel shirt and a green beanie