University of Guam seeks SEAS Islands Alliance Undergraduate Fellows

NSF INCLUDES SEAS Islands Alliance student researcher Ale’a Duenas does underwater surveying as a part of her project with the program.   Duenas works with mentor Brett Taylor Ph.D. out of the UOG Marine Laboratory.  Selected fellows will be given the opportunity for hands on research experience with faculty mentors and a monthly stipend as a part of the program.
NSF INCLUDES SEAS Islands Alliance student researcher Ale’a Duenas does underwater surveying as a part of her project with the program.   Duenas works with mentor Brett Taylor Ph.D. out of the UOG Marine Laboratory.  Selected fellows will be given the opportunity for hands on research experience with faculty mentors and a monthly stipend as a part of the program.
Undergraduate Fellows will be given the opportunity to work with faculty mentors including Else Demeulenaere as a part of the year long program.  The program is open to all undergraduate students on Guam from UOG or GCC.
Undergraduate Fellows will be given the opportunity to work with faculty mentors including Else Demeulenaere as a part of the year long program.  The program is open to all undergraduate students on Guam from UOG or GCC.
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The University of Guam is now accepting applications for the National Science Foundation (NSF) SEAS Islands Alliance Undergraduate Fellowship program.

This program provides undergraduate students with a chance to conduct cutting-edge research, gain valuable research experience, and contribute to the sustainable development of Micronesia.

The SEAS Islands Alliance Undergraduate Fellowship program offers a comprehensive experience that includes:

  • Mentorship: Students will be paired with experienced faculty mentors who will guide them through their research projects.
  • Research Opportunities: Fellows will have the opportunity to work on a variety of research projects related to environmental, social and marine sciences.
  • Monthly Stipend: Fellows will receive $500 a month as a stipend during their term.
  • Professional Development: Fellows will receive training in professional skills, such as communication, teamwork, and leadership, and may have travel opportunities.

“We are looking forward to a great program year with our faculty mentors,” explained co-principal investigator of the program Cheryl Sangueza Ph.D. “The research themes this year include environmental science, marine biology, engineering, botany, ecology, social science, and sustainability.” 

All undergraduate students from the University of Guam or Guam Community College are encouraged to apply for this opportunity. 

“We welcome all students pursuing their undergraduate degrees to join us for this great experience,” said SEAS Islands Alliance Guam Program Associate Marie Librando. “We have had a great history of students who participate in our program going on to great things and we cannot wait to welcome our next cohort.”  

Applications are being accepted until midnight on October 31, 2024, with notification of selection to be delivered in November.  The year-long fellowship will occur from January to December 2025.  

For more information and to apply for the fellowship students can visit seagrant.uog.edu/seas or follow @SeasAllianceGuam on Instagram and Facebook.   They can also contact NSFINCLUDES@triton.uog.edu via email. 

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