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Consortium for Ocean Science Exploration and Engagement - 01.04.2015
Transforming the Learning and Doing of Ocean Science
COSEE is transitioning to an independent consortium, the Consortium for Ocean Science Exploration and Engagement, and to a new funding model. The Consortium will operate on a dues-based membership model.
COSEE Consortium Membership Benefits
- Access to consortium dissemination vehicles
- Opportunities to partner with consortium members in activities and proposal development
- Access to COSEE resources, products, and models
- Staying current with advancements and effective practices in ocean sciences education
- Participation in COSEE meetings
- Access to the COSEE email listserv to share ideas, questions, and resources
- Institution’s name and website link on the COSEE website
- Access to “members only” section of the COSEE website
- A seat on the Governing Council (or for individual membership, opportunity to run for an "at large" seat on the Governing Council)
- Opportunity to join Consortium working groups
- Opportunity to network with individuals and institutions that share similar goals
Please consider joining COSEE, as we continue to develop and disseminate research, effective practices, and tools that cultivate cooperation among scientists, educators, and the public. We will continue to support ocean science research as we foster communities of practice and enhance ocean literacy.
Membership Rates (Membership is based on a calendar year, January – December)
Individual Member:
$40 per year, COSEE Member
$15 per year, Student Member
Institutional Member:
$1,000 (institutions with greater than 275 full-time employees and students)
$750 (institutions with between 125 and 275 employees and students)
$500 (institutions with less than 125 employees and students)
To become a member, complete one of the following online applications:
Individual Membership
Institutional Membership
For more information, contact cosee@gso.uri.edu.
Charter Institutional members of the new Consortium include:
Alaska SeaLife Center
ASLO
College of Exploration
Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology
Oregon Institute of Marine Biology
Institute of Marine & Coastal Studies, Rutgers
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Seattle Aquarium
University of California Berkeley
University of Massachusetts Boston
University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
University of Rhode Island
University of South Carolina, Marine Science Program
University of Southern California, Wrigley Institute
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
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