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Alaska Marine Safety Education Association |
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2008 AMSEA Mini-Grant ProgramOn December 10, for the sixth consecutive year, AMSEA awarded mini-grants to help fund cold-water and boating safety training and education projects in Alaska. These grants are intended to increase or enhance safety training and education for high-risk groups such as commercial fishermen or children. The funds are available to AMSEA-trained educators and instructors who are actively teaching or supporting boating or cold-water safety. Although the 2008 mini-grant application period is now closed, you may visit the 2008 Request for Proposals to learn more about how these grants were awarded. Mini-grant proposals will next be solicited late in 2008 or early in 2009. THE 2008 GRANTEES: Coastal Villages Region Fund – $4,000.00 For safety training for fishermen in the villages of Toksook Bay, Mekoryak, Tuntituliak, Chefornak, and Nepaskiak. Rebecca Wells, Correspondence Study School, Palmer - $2,340.00
David Wages and Angela Eastman-Aytes, Kodiak Island Burough School District, KACLAC program – $4,000.00
David Wages, Kodiak Island Burough School District, Rural Schools – $4,000.00
Liz Mosenthin-Masi, Southeast Island School District, Thorne Bay – $3,439.00 To provide cold water safety and survival training for K - 12 students. Training will include 10-hour Onboard Emergency Drills courses for high school students and adults. Michael Jones, Lake Otis Elementary School, Anchorage – $600.00
Becky Charlton, Sitka School District– $2,000.00
See a list of past AMSEA mini-grant award winners. AMSEA mini-grants are made available thanks to funding from
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Last updated Tuesday, December 11, 2007 Copyright 2000-2007, AMSEA |
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