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Program Overview
Program Overview
NRT stands for National Science Foundation (NSF) Research Traineeship, a program that supports the preparation of future leaders in the science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) workforce. Our program prepares future environmental leaders to integrate diverse disciplines, data science, and professional skills to address sustainability challenges in coastal areas worldwide. Through innovative approaches like data-intensive management, ethnography, and education, TREAWS equips students to make meaningful impacts in environmental quality and community well-being. Join us in redefining environmental leadership for a sustainable future.
The Goals of TREAWS
The Goals of TREAWS
The goal of the NRT is to develop and institutionalize a transformative graduate training model that can educate a new generation of EPs to master skills in data science, be equipped with professional and communication skills and apply those skills in a transdisciplinary framework to address environmental sustainability issues.
Joint Sponsorship/Ownership of the South Texas Water Center
Student Training and Workforce Development: Develop joint training programs to meet regional needs and provide additional scholarships or assistantships to support students.
Regional Education and Research infrastructure Development: Help establish a regional Decision Support Lab/Center.
Co-design and Implementation Projects: Jointly identify topics/problems to solve and provide supplemental funding to serve as mentors
Call of Service!
Students in the Humanitarian Service-Learning Experience (HSLP) collaborate with local communities to develop sustainable solutions for coastal environmental challenges. This enhances their teamwork, communication with non-experts, and ability to design impactful projects. They also gain skills in environmental informatics, data management, and professional development through workshops and training.
Students in the Humanitarian Service-Learning Experience (HSLP) collaborate with local communities to develop sustainable solutions for coastal environmental challenges. This enhances their teamwork, communication with non-experts, and ability to design impactful projects. They also gain skills in environmental informatics, data management, and professional development through workshops and training.
Invitation to Collaborate on Designing and Implementing Projects/Programs:
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