Audio Episode Available
An Emerging Ocean
World Ocean RadioPathways to Science Website Available
Graduate, Postdoctoral, and Early Career Resources
Institute for Broadening Participation
- Audio Episode Available
An Emerging Ocean
World Ocean Radio
World Ocean Radio announces that an episode entitled "An Emerging Ocean"
is now available online. This episode addresses issues related to Arctic
sea ice and is hosted by Peter Neill.
This episode is available at:
http://www.worldoceanobservatory.org/radio-item/emerging-ocean.
Related text in a blog post is available at: Medium.com.
World Ocean Radio is a weekly series of five-minute audio essays on a
wide range of ocean issues from science and education to advocacy and
exemplary projects, hosted by Peter Neill.
Arctic ice is melting at record levels, revealing an ocean open and
vulnerable to enterprise and extraction. In this episode of World Ocean
Radio, host Peter Neill suggests that the Arctic be treated like the
Antarctica - a place for research and conservation rather than one of
exploitation and exhaustion.
For more information about World Ocean Radio, go to:
http://worldoceanobservatory.org/world-ocean-radio.
- Pathways to Science Website Available
Graduate, Postdoctoral, and Early Career Resources
Institute for Broadening Participation
The Institute for Broadening Participation (IBP) announces the
availability of the Pathways to Science website, which provides a
listing of resources for graduate students, postodoctoral researchers,
and early career scientists. Resources include, but are not limited to,
fellowships, grants, travel awards, mentoring opportunities, and
webinars.
Available resources are listed on the Pathways to Science website at:
http://pathwaystoscience.org/index.aspx.
The mission of the IBP is to increase diversity in the science,
technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) workforce. IBP designs
and implements strategies to increase access to STEM education, funding,
and careers, with special emphasis on diverse underrepresented groups.
Resources are also available for faculty, administrators, undergraduate
students, and K-12 teachers.
For more information about Pathways to Science and to search available
opportunities, go to: http://pathwaystoscience.org/index.aspx.
For questions, contact IPB at:
Email: contactus [at] ibparticipation.org
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