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National Sea Grant College Program 2018 Knauss Placement Week Legislative Positions National Sea Grant College Program 2018 Knauss Placement Week Legislative Positions L18-01, U.S. Senator Ron Wyden L18-02, U.S. Senator Jeffrey Merkley L18-03, U.S. Senator Jack Reed L18-04, U.S. Senator Cory Booker L18-05, House Committee on Natural Resources (Minority) L18-06, U.S. Representative Mike Thompson L18-07, U.S. Senator Roger F. Wicker L18-08, U.S. Representative Jared Huffman L18-09, U.S. Senator Brian Schatz L18-10, U.S. Representative Madeleine Bordallo L18-11, Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation (Majority) L18-12, U.S. Representative Suzanne Bonamici L18-13, U.S. Representative Don Young L18-14, U.S. Representative Jimmy Panetta L18-15, Senate Environment and Public Works Committee (Minority) L18-16, Senate Commerce Committee (Minority) L18-17, U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse L18-18, U.S. Senator Gary Peters L18-19, U.S. Representative Thomas Suozzi L18-21, U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski L18-22, Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure (Majority) L18-23, U.S. Senator Ed Markey National Sea Grant College Program 2018 Knauss Placement Week Executive Positions E18-01, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Advisor & Assistant to Technical Director E18-02, Department of the Navy, Policy Liaison E18-03, NOAA NMFS, Endangered Species Program Specialist E18-04, NOAA NOS, Coral Program Fellow E18-05, NOAA Headquarters, Congressional Affairs Fellow E18-06, NOAA Headquarters, International Affairs Fellow E18-07, NOAA OAR, Project Coordinator, National Climate Assessment E18-08, NOAA NOS, Marine Debris Sea Grant Fellow E18-09, Department of the Navy, Interagency and International Policy Liaison E18-10, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Marine and Coastal Resources Specialist E18-11, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Special Assistant to the Assistant Deputy Director of Ecological Services E18-12, NOAA OAR, Ocean Exploration Fellow E18-13, Marine Mammal Commission, Communications and Policy Analyst E18-14, Maritime Administration, Policy Advisor to the Executive Director E18-15, NOAA OAR, Ocean Observing Fellow E18-16, NOAA OAR, International Liaison: Ocean Acidification Coordination and Capacity Building E18-17, NOAA NOS, Policy Analyst E18-18, NOAA NOS, Ocean and Coastal Policy Analyst E18-19, NOAA NOS, Marine Ecologist E18-20, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA National Nutrient Criteria Program Fellow E18-21, U.S. Geological Survey, Recreational Fishing and International Biodiversity Policy Specialist E18-22, NOAA NMFS, Fishery Management Specialist E18-23, NOAA NMFS, Fishery Policy Analyst E18-24, NOAA OAR, International Activities Fellow E18-25, NOAA OAR, Strategic Planning and Policy Analyst E18-26, NOAA OAR, Research and Development Advancement Specialist E18-27, NOAA NOS, Senior Scientist E18-28, NOAA NMFS, Foreign Affairs Specialist E18-29, NOAA OAR, Research and Development Data Specialist E18-30, NOAA NMFS, Habitat Focus Area Program Specialist E18-31, National Science Foundation, Knauss Fellow, Biological Oceanography Program, Division of Ocean Science E18-32, National Science Foundation, Ocean Sciences Policy Fellow E18-33, NOAA OAR, Program Analyst in Budget Formulation E18-34, NOAA OAR, Climate Program Analyst E18-35, NOAA NMFS, Marine Mammal and Sea Turtle Conservation Division Communication Fellow E18-36, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Congressional and Legislative Fellow -- WITHDRAWN E18-37, National Science Foundation, Senior Adviser, Environment E18-38, NOAA National Weather Service, Marine Policy Fellow, OPC E18-39, NOAA OAR, Evaluations Fellow E18-40, NOAA OAR, Science Communications Specialist E18-41, NOAA Headquarters, Education Policy Fellow 1 of 2 National Sea Grant College Program 2018 Knauss Placement Week Executive Positions E18-42, NOAA NESDIS, Ocean Satellite Product Development Scientist E18-43, NOAA NMFS, Aquaculture Program Fellow E18-44, NOAA NESDIS, NOAA CoastWatch Outreach and Education Specialist E18-45, U.S. Department of Energy, DOE Water Power Office - Marine Science Analyst and Interagency Coordinato E18-46, NOAA NMFS, International Policy Fellow E18-47, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Ocean Research and Policy Analyst E18-48, NOAA Headquarters, Data Policy Fellow E18-49, NOAA NMFS, Marine Mammal and Sea Turtle Conservation Division Fellow E18-50, NOAA OAR, Special Assistant E18-51, NOAA NMFS, Fisheries Management Specialist E18-52, NOAA NMFS, Science Communications and Education Specialist E18-53, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Marine Policy Analyst E18-54, NOAA NMFS, NOAA Fisheries Habitat and EBFM Science Fellow E18-55, NOAA NOS, Ocean observing science and policy fellow E18-56, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Knauss Coastal Management Fellow E18-57, NOAA OAR, Coastal Ecosystems and Resilience Specialist E18-58, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Knauss Marine Pollution Fellow E18-59, NOAA NMFS, Bycatch, Release Mortality, and Observer Program Specialist E18-60, NOAA NMFS, NOAA Fisheries Electronic Technologies Coordinator E18-61, NOAA NMFS, Policy/Program Analyst E18-62, NOAA NMFS, Marine Ecologist E18-63, National Science Foundation, Knauss Fellow, Marine Geology and Geophysics Program, Division of Ocean E18-64, NOAA NMFS, NOAA Fisheries Advanced Sampling Technology Coordinator E18-65, U.S. Department of Treasury, Policy Analyst E18-66, U.S. Dept. of State, OMC Knauss Sea Grant Fellow E18-67, NOAA NMFS, Incidental Take Program Improvement Analyst E18-68, NOAA NMFS, Deepwater Horizon Restoration: Programmatic Evaluation Coordinator E18-69, White House Office of Management and Budget, Policy Analyst E18-70, U.S. Geological Survey, Water Mission Fellow 2 of 2 Position ID L18-01 Office Name U.S. Senator Ron Wyden Relevant Committee Memberships (if applicable) Energy and Natural Resources, Finance (Ranking Member), Budget Portfolio Summary Senator Wyden is seeking a Fellow to join his natural resources team and work on an array of policy issues to help move the Senator’s fisheries and coastal agenda forward. A Sea Grant Fellow would have the opportunity to work on a number of policy issues related to the health and vitality of Oregon’s coast, waterways and ports. Some specific issue areas that the Fellow could work on include: ocean acidification, salmon habitat health, fisheries management, drought impacts on fisheries and aquatic ecosystems, climate change, marine energy, maritime transportation, climate change and ports. The Sea Grant Fellow will have the opportunity to meet and collaborate with fish processors, fishers, environmental groups, port representatives, tribes, representatives from NOAA, and students and faculty from Oregon State University to learn about specific issues and develop targeted policy goals. The Fellow can expect to gain a strong foundation in policymaking, because they will be immersed in all parts of the process and considered a member of the senior staff. Expertise Desired Strong writing skills and a willingness to work on a number of issues related to coastal health and comfort working independently as well as within a strong team environment. Background in issues related to fisheries, ocean and coastal health, environment and natural resources, transportation, clean water, energy and/or climate desired Position ID L18-02 Office Name U.S. Senator Jeffrey Merkley Relevant Committee Memberships (if applicable) Environment and Public Works, Foreign Relations, Appropriations, Budget Portfolio Summary Fellow will work on the environment, climate, energy, agriculture, and transportation team, with a focus on climate, energy, oceans and/or marine fisheries policy work. Expertise Desired We are looking for a fellow with interests in a broad range of topics, and eager self-starter to work both collaboratively and also manage his/her own projects. Position ID L18-03 Office Name U.S. Senator Jack Reed Relevant Committee Memberships (if applicable) Appropriations, Armed Services, Banking Portfolio Summary The fellow would work on issues relating to energy, environment, basic science, and infrastructure. The fellow would work directly with staff (including those who staff the Senator on the Armed Services Committee and other committees on which he serves), with the opportunity to lead in selected issue areas. The expected responsibilities include researching and developing legislation, staffing meetings, preparing memos and briefings, and advising on policies and external communications. The fellow will also have the opportunity to develop outreach events for the bicameral and bipartisan Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency caucus. Expertise Desired In addition to strong research, writing, and communication skills, ideal candidates will have expertise in and experience working on one or more of the portfolio issues and the ability to hit the ground running. Ideal candidates will also possess the ability to translate and convey technical information; undertake multiple tasks; produce quality work under deadlines in a fast-paced office environment; and work collaboratively with good humor. Position ID L18-04 Office Name U.S. Senator Cory Booker Relevant Committee Memberships (if applicable) Commerce, Science & Transportation; Environment & Public Works Portfolio Summary 2017 Sea Grant Knauss Fellow Job Description Primary Responsibilities A.Work with constituents a.Meet with constituents and advise the Senator/staff on issues raised by constituents. b.Support office activities related to the coast, estuaries, natural resources, sustainable development and water resources. c.Support activities of the office as they relate to marine
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