Washington Sea Grant: The First Five Years; An Evaluation Of Selected Projects

Goodwin, Robert F.

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Washington Sea Grant: The First Five Years; An Evaluation Of Selected Projects

1974
By Goodwin, Robert F.
Series: Washington sea grant publication WSG-PM 74-1

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Personal Author:

Goodwin, Robert F.
Corporate Authors:

University of Washington. Division of Marine Resources
NOAA Program & Office:

Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Grant Program:

WASHU (Washington Sea Grant)
Description:

The following evaluation study of Washington Sea Grant activities responds to a general expression of public concern: the demand for accountability in publicly funded programs. Competition among and within the many federal agencies for appropriations from a finite federal budget clearly places upon each entity the responsibility of reviewing past performance, scrutinizing current projects, and assessing probable consequences. The following study will examine the mechanisms by which Sea Grant identifies awareness of regional needs in marine resource areas, coordinates the development of educational objectives, selects courses and programs which satisfy them and, finally, commits funds for their operation.
Keywords:

Marine Resources Ocean Engineering Research Marine Resources Ocean Engineering
Series:

Washington sea grant publication WSG-PM 74-1
Sea Grant Document Number:

WASHU-Q-74-001
Document Type:

Miscellaneous
Funding:

Grant no. 04-3-158-42
Place as Subject:

Washington (State)
Rights Information:

Public Domain
Compliance:

Library
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urn:sha256:4bd95f7b5bab40d29bfa683c14d5dd0521d516bf37670bfa2e4706c73691a199
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