Coastal Policy and Planning - Sea Grant Knauss Fellowship | Going Coastal

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Recorded13 Oct 2021

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In this episode of Going Coastal, Mr. Hank Hodde joins co-hosts Heather and Marissa to discuss the Sea Grant Knauss Fellowship and his road to a career in coastal policy and planning. Hank Hodde is a Sustainability and Resiliency Coordinator for Pinellas County in Florida and a former Knauss Fellow. The 2023 Knauss Fellowship application window is now open and closes in February 2022. Learn about what the Knauss fellowship is and the benefits it provides to those graduate students interested in coastal and ocean resources policy and management. Visit https://seagrant.noaa.gov/Knauss-Fellowship-Program for more information about the Knauss Fellowship and how to apply.

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