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Annual Report and Statement of Program Direction - 1995	9 Mar 1996
	UMass/NOAA Cooperative Marine Education and Research Program

Table 1. Participation of UMass Faculty, Staff, and Students in the 1995 UMass/NOAA CMER Program.

Project No.	Short Title	Faculty and Staff (Department)	Students Funded (Degree Sought/Received) ^c
89-03	Right Whale	J. Finn (Forestry and Wildl) ^b	E. Moses (MS) Res. Asst.
91-05	Discard Mortality	M. Ross (Forestry and Wildl) ^b	S. Hokenson (MS) Res. Assist.
91-06	Goosefish	Biology M. Ross (Forestry and Wildl) ^b	D. Hartley (MS) Res. Assist.
93-01^a	Seabirds	C. Griffin (Forestry and Wildl) ^a	H. Lanza (MS) Tech.
93-02^a	Longhorn	Sculpin M. Ross (Forestry and Wildl) ^b	K. Matiskella (MS) Res. Assist.
93-04^a	Mackerel Shelf-Life II	H. Hultin (Food Science) ^a	D. Petillo (MS) Res. Assist. S. Subramanian (PostDoc) Res. Assoc. M. Richards (BS) Tech.
93-06	Goosefish Dev.	W. Bemis (Biology) ^a	A. Everly (MS) Res. Asst.
93-07	Student Internships	R. Walker (Env Sciences) ^a R. Levin (Food Science) ^a	A. Aiello (BS) Tech. C. Baxter (BS) Tech.
94-03	Fisheries Enforcement	J. Boreman (Forestry and Wildl)	T. Lewandowski (MS)
94-04^a	Trophic Dynamics	F. Juanes (Forestry and Wildl) ^b	F. Scharf (MS) Res. Assist.
94-07^a	Subsistence Fishing	R. Muth (Forestry and Wildl) ^a	M. Upton (MS) Res. Assist.
94-09^a	Irradiated Seafood	W. Nawar (Food Science) ^b	E. DeGroote (PhD) Res. Assist.
95-01^a	Hudson River Habitats	J. Boreman (Forestry and Wildl)	A. Everly (Post-MS)Res. Assist. H. Batten (BS) Res. Assist.
95-09^a	Winter Flounder	J. Newsted (Environ. Sci.) ^b	TBA (MS) Res. Assist.
95-10^a	Plankton Analysis	J. Tyson (Chemistry) ^b P. Uden (Chemistry) b^b	TBA (PhD) Res. Assist.
95-11^a	Sturgeon Recovery	J. Boreman (Org. and Evol. Biol)	TBA (PhD) Res. Assist.
95-12^a	Benthic Sampling	J. Boreman (Forestry and Wildl)	TBA (BS) Tech. E. Nadeau (BS) Tech.
95-13^a	Merrimack Salmon	F. Juanes (Forestry and Wildl)	B.Blackwell (Post-Doc) CMER Fellow

^a time spent on project contributed by UMass
^b partial summer salary only
^c supported as a research assistant (tuition waived), research associate, teaching assistant, or technician

Table 2. Participation of NOAA Staff in the UMass/NOAA CMER Program in 1995, in Addition to Providing Input on the Design and Execution of Research Projects.

Category	Project	NOAA Participant, Role
Research	CMER Project 89-03	G.Waring, Research Associate
	CMER Project 93-04	J. Krzynowek, Co Principal Investigator
	CMER Project 94-03	J. Boreman, Principal Investigator
	CMER Project 95-01	J. Boreman, Principal Investigator
	CMER Project 95-11	J. Boreman, Principal Investigator
	CMER Project 95-12	J. Boreman, Principal Investigator
Teaching	WFBIO 672: Dynamics of Exploited Fish Populations	J. Boreman, Instructor
Teaching	WFBIO 696C: Fishery Biometrics	J. Boreman, Co-Instructor
Graduate Committees	G. Gries (MS)	J. Boreman, Member
	N. Haley (PhD)	J. Boreman, Chair
	K. Matiskella (MS)	J. Boreman, Member J. Burnett, Member
	G. Whritenour (BS Honors)	J. Boreman, Chair
	D. Hartley (MS)	J. Boreman, Member M. Terceiro, Consultant
	S. Hokenson (MS)	J. Boreman, Member S. Murawski, Member
	T. Lewandowski (MS)	J. Boreman, Chair
	J. Kosa (MS)	J. Boreman, Member
	M. Schulze (MS)	J. Boreman, Member
	E. Moses (MS)	J. Boreman, Member
	A. Everly (MS)	J. Boreman, Member
	P. Nitschke (MS)	J. Boreman, Member

Table 3. Contribution of Samples, Data, Equipment, and Facilities in 1995 to the UMass/NOAA CMER Program.

Project No.	Short Title	NOAA Contribution	UMass Contribution
89-03	Right Whale	Data base conversions, whale sightings data, fish survey data	Micro-computer use, VAX computer access
91-05	Discard Mortality	Data, equipment, use of computer and cooperating vessels	Office and lab space for student in Amherst and Gloucester
91-06	Goosefish Biology	Biological samples, data, vessel time, use of computer and organism aging facilities	Office and lab space, access to micro- and main frame computers
93-01^d	Seabirds	Data, use of computer	Office space, computer access
93-02^d	Longhorn Sculpin	Biological samples, data, vessel time, use of computer and organism aging facilities	Office and lab space, computer access
93-04^d	Mackerel Shelf Life II	Lab space for UMass student	Lab space and equipment
93-06	Goosefish Development	Biological samples	Lab space, scanning electron and light histology microscopes
93-07	Student Internships	Lab and office space, on the-job training
94-04^d	Trophic Dynamics	Data, use of computer	Office space, computer access
94-07^d	Subsistence Fishing	Data, use of computer	Office space, computer access
94-09^d	Irradiated Seafood	Analytical determinations	Office and lab space, and equipment
95-01^d	Hudson R. Habitats	Access to data	Office and lab space
95-09^d	Winter Flounder	Biological samples	Lab space and equipment
95-10^d	Plankton Analysis	Biological samples	Lab space and equipment
95-11^d	Sturgeon Recovery	Access to data	Office and lab space
95-12^d	Benthic Sampling	Biological samples	Lab space and equipment
95-13^d	Merrimack Salmon	Biological samples, access to data	Lab and office space, equipment

^d project still in progress

Table 4. Projects Supported with FY 95 UMass/NOAA CMER Program Funds.

CMER Project No.	Short Title	Investigator	Amount
93-04	Mackerel Shelf-Life II	Hultin	22200
94-04	Trophic Dynamics	Juanes	20626
95-01	Hudson R. Habitats	Boreman	9,540^e
95-09	Winter Flounder	Newsted	23748
95-10	Plankton Analysis	Tyson/Uden	25200
95-11	Sturgeon Recovery	Boreman	36,480^f
95-12	Benthic Sampling	Boreman	7589
95-13	Merrimack Salmon	Juanes	47,816^g

^e Supported by NMFS Office of Habitat Protection
^f Supported by NMFS Office of Protected Species
^g Supported by Population Dynamics Branch, Northeast Fisheries Science Center, NMFS

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Annual Report and Statement of Program Direction - 1995

Table 1. Participation of UMass Faculty, Staff, and Students in the 1995 UMass/NOAA CMER Program.

Table 2. Participation of NOAA Staff in the UMass/NOAA CMER Program in 1995, in Addition to Providing Input on the Design and Execution of Research Projects.

Table 3. Contribution of Samples, Data, Equipment, and Facilities in 1995 to the UMass/NOAA CMER Program.

Table 4. Projects Supported with FY 95 UMass/NOAA CMER Program Funds.