Kate Koons
katherine.koons.contractor@usap.gov
She/her
Field Risk Manager - U.S. Antarctic Program
B.A. - Cultural Anthropology
Join NSF Office of Polar Program (OPP) Program Officers in learning about the importance of one-pagers in pitching ideas to funding agencies, and learn how to write one to summarize an idea you want to pitch to a program officer to see in which program your idea would best fit! This workshop is open to polar early career scientists and will be run in two synchronous parts:
Join NSF Office of Polar Program (OPP) Program Officers in learning about the importance of one-pagers in pitching ideas to funding agencies, and learn how to write one to summarize an idea you want to pitch to a program officer to see in which program your idea would best fit! This workshop will be run in two synchronous parts:
katherine.koons.contractor@usap.gov
She/her
Field Risk Manager - U.S. Antarctic Program
B.A. - Cultural Anthropology
danielle.serratos@novascotia.ca
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Director/Curator - Museum administration, Science Communication, & Paleontology
B.S. & M.S. - Geology
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Curator - NSF Ice Core Facility
B.A. - Geography, focus in Russian studies and Photography
Masters work in Special Education and Project Management
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Filmmaker - Education outreach, science documentation, camera technology in science
Telecommunications and Electronics formal training, filmmaking and photography informal
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Science Policy - Research Staff Member
Ph.D - Earth Sciences, Honours in Antarctic Studies, B.A. - Asian American Studies
This panel discussion is being co-organized with the USPA DEI Committee and the Polar Science Early Career Community Office, and the following content is from the USPA website, where you can register for it!
At the USPA’s Annual Meeting in December, the USPA announced the launch of the USPA Family Care Program (FCP). The FCP was created to support and recognize the additional financial and logistical burdens placed upon families within the permafrost community.