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NNEMS 2013 Projects
The deadline for applying to the 2013 program is February 8, 2013. Program materials are provided for reference purposes only.
Program Announcement
Identifier: EPA-EED-13-01
NNEMS Catalog for 2013
[PDF, 1.58 MB, 33 pages, about PDF]
NNEMS 2013 Solicitation Announcement [PDF, 76 KB, 15 pages]
NNEMS Application Materials
[PDF, 924KB, 17 pages]
For additional information, email the NNEMS Fellowship Program.
Questions About a Project?
If you would like additional information about or clarification of a specific project, please complete and submit the project-specific questions form.
To view answers to questions submitted by other applicants or updated information about the projects, click here.
Four research projects are being offered in 2013 in the following categories:
- Environmental Management and Administration
- Environmental Science
- Public Relations and Communications
Click here for a description of each project category. See the Program Catalog for a description of each project.
Project Category Descriptions
Environmental Management and Administration
The topics of fellowships in this category focus on environmental management goals.
Environmental Science
Research projects in this category typically include direct participation in field studies and laboratory research. Environmental policy and regulation review requiring technical expertise is included in the Environmental Policy, Regulation, and Law category described above.
Public Relations and Communications
These types of fellowships include the review and analysis of public response to EPA policies and regulations, as well as general public opinion of environmental issues. The projects may include assisting with the development of communication tools, ranging from pamphlets and informational materials to slide and film presentations, to inform and educate the public about environmental protection issues.