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University Of Wisconsin Annual Report Sea Grant College



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    During the 1971-72 grant year, the University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Program undertook a major re-examination of its research objectives. From a comprehensive and penetrating study, seven sub-programs emerged, each directed toward a specific problem or management need of the Great Lakes. These sub-programs will form the primary framework for the University-wide Sea Grant Program for the next three to five years. This program framework was based on two main criteria. First, the sub-​program had to respond to a clearly perceived and important Great Lakes problem or opportunity and, second, a reasonably strong capability to deal with the problem had to exist within the University. Ove​r 100 specific problems were ranked in order of importance and from this list, the following sub-programs were constructed: Biological Resources and Microcontaminan​ts, Geo-​environmental and Mineral Resources, Electric Power Generation, Water Quality, Green Bay Region, Ports and Commerce, and Policy Studies. In 1971-72, the Sea Grant Program grew in size. We have added on two new campuses-​UW-​Oshkosh and UW-Superior.
  • Series:
    WIS-SG   73-113
  • Sea Grant Document Number:
    WISCU-Q-73-001
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    Public Domain
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    Library
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    urn:sha256:70d5a83678d01a3a942343c984da5215e715effc37201e11d3ac5a63dc5ac872
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