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The Rising TIDES (Toward an Inclusive, Diverse, and Enriched Society) Program supports students and recent graduates from groups underrepresented in CERF disciplines to participate in a year-long program with mentoring, professional development, and networking to increase their sense of belonging and encourage them to pursue careers in marine science. Rising TIDES includes structured and unstructured engagement within and among mentoring groups; unique professional development, networking, and cohort-building opportunities; and full funding to attend three in-person conferences: the CERF Biennial Conference, a regional Affiliate Society meeting, and the Restore America’s Estuaries Summit. Support is also provided for near-peer mentors (alums of Rising TIDES) and more experienced members who act as professional mentors. A critical part of Rising TIDES is cultivating a culture of belonging in CERF by infusing diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout the conference and all CERF activities. How to ApplyApplications are now closed. We anticipate we will begin accepting applications for the 2025-2026 cohort in March of 2025. Sign up to receive updates from CERF on this and other CERF programs. Past Rising TIDES CohortsRising TIDES FAQ'sQ: Are international students eligible? Q: Am I eligible if I graduate before the program starts/ends? Q: Does coral reef research count as "coastal and estuarine"? Q: As a recent graduate, I have been looking for a job (or exploring options to further my education), but it's been over a year since I graduated. Am I still eligible?
The Rising TIDES Program is supported by NSF Award No.s 2233699, 2233700, 2233701, 2233702, and 2233703.
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