Core Funding - South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium supports faculty research on coastal resilience, conservation, fisheries, aquaculture, and education to benefit coastal communities and resources.
Program Development (“Seed”) Grants support investigators’ scientific, technical, education, and outreach projects to address emerging needs and coastal challenges in South Carolina.
Core Funding supports university researchers and community partners in applied research, outreach, and education to address North Carolina’s coastal and inland needs and connect findings with users.
NOAA Fisheries/Sea Grant Fellowship Program supports graduate students pursuing mentored thesis research in population and ecosystem dynamics or marine resource economics to build expertise relevant to NOAA Fisheries.
Kathryn D. Sullivan Earth and Marine Science Fellowship supports graduate researchers in South Carolina with Earth science and coastal research funding to develop highly trained Earth scientists.
Kathryn D. Sullivan Earth and Marine Science Fellowship supports graduate students’ South Carolina Earth science and coastal research to advance understanding and develop highly trained Earth scientists.