Washington Sea Grant’s fellowship offers Washington college students hands-on experience in science communication, digital media, and outreach, bridging scientific research and public understanding.
Funder: Washington Sea Grant
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: $4,000 stipend per fellow for two academic quarters; approx. 10 hours/week commitment
Summary: Fellowship for graduate and undergraduate students at Washington institutions to gain hands-on experience in science communication and digital content.
Key Information: Remote fellowship; two positions (one undergrad, one grad); open to students at Washington state colleges/universities.
Washington Sea Grant’s Science Communication Fellowship offers graduate and undergraduate students at Washington state colleges and universities the opportunity to develop professional skills in science communication. Over two academic quarters, fellows work remotely on diverse projects such as writing articles for the Sea Star newsletter, developing web content, and supporting digital outreach. The fellowship emphasizes building bridges between scientific research and public understanding, providing hands-on experience, mentorship, and portfolio development in science writing and digital media. Fellows collaborate closely with WSG communications staff and receive regular feedback and support.