ASBPA National Coastal Conference Student Award Nomination Form

Applications must include a curriculum vita and a paper addressing why the student is interested in becoming the ASBPA’s Coastal Scholar. The paper should include previous experience, education, future goals, as well as expectations of the Coastal Scholar Award position. The paper should not exceed five pages in length, single-spaced.

Applications must include a curriculum vita and a paper addressing why the student is interested in becoming the ASBPA’s Coastal Economics Scholar. The paper should include previous experience, education, future goals, as well as expectations of the Coastal Economics Scholar Award position. The paper should not exceed five pages in length, single-spaced.

Applications must include a resume or curriculum vita, a paper addressing why the student is interested in becoming the ASBPA’s Student Coastal Advocate, and contact info for two professional references (either academic or work related). The paper may include previous experience, education, future goals, as well as expectations of the Student Coastal Advocate position. The paper should not exceed two pages in length, single-spaced.

Applications must consist of a curriculum vita and paper suitable for presentation and publication. Any subject pertaining to coastal science is eligible for consideration. Representative subject areas include natural processes (waves, currents sediment transport), ecology (habitat, ecosystem function), water quality (pollution sources, remedies), economics (cost/benefits of beach projects) and human impact on the coast (coastal structures, dams, restoration projects). The paper may include figures, tables, and photographs and should not exceed 10 pages in length, single-spaced, including references.