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S OUTH C AROLINA S EA G RANT C ONSORTIUM M ISSION Generate and apply science-based information on issues and opportunities to enhance the practical use and conservation of coastal and marine resources to foster a sustainable economy and


  1. S OUTH C AROLINA S EA G RANT C ONSORTIUM M ISSION Generate and apply science-based information on issues and opportunities to enhance the practical use and conservation of coastal and marine resources to foster a sustainable economy and environment. B RIEFING M ATERIALS For the FY20-21 Budget Hearing Economic Development and Natural Resources Subcommittee House Ways and Means Committee K EY O FFICIALS IN A TTENDANCE Mr. James E. Clark Chairman, S.C. Sea Grant Consortium Board of Directors President, South Carolina State University E: jclark@scsu.edu P: (803) 536-7013 M. Richard “Rick” DeVoe Executive Director and POC E: rick.devoe@scseagrant.org P: 843-729-3554 (cell) Ryan C. Bradley Assistant Director for Administration E: ryan.bradley@scseagrant.org P: 843-953-2078 (o) January 15, 2020 287 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC 29401 • p. 843.953.2078 • f. 843.953.2080 • w. www.scseagrant.org

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  3. FACT SHEET Authority The South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium (www.scseagrant.org), created as an independent state agency in 1978 through Act No. 643, Code of Laws of South Carolina, is charged with managing and administering the NOAA National Sea Grant College Program and similar programs for the State of South Carolina and regionally. Mission “Generate and apply science-based information on issues and opportunities to enhance the practical use and conservation of coastal and marine resources to foster a sustainable economy and environment.” Approach The Consortium develops and supports balanced and integrated research, education, and extension programs for the state that provide for future economic opportunities, improve the social well-being of its citizens, and ensure wise use and development of its marine and coastal natural resources. Organization • The Consortium is a nationally certified Sea Grant College Program under the auspices of the National Sea Grant College Program, NOAA, U.S. Department of Commerce. • Consortium member institutions are Clemson University, Coastal Carolina University, College of Charleston, Medical University of South Carolina, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, South Carolina State University, The Citadel, and University of South Carolina. • The Consortium Board of Directors consists of the CEOs of the Consortium’s member institutions: • James E. Clark, President, South Carolina State University – Chair • Dr. James P. Clements, President, Clemson University • Dr. David DeCenzo, President, Coastal Carolina University • Dr. Andrew T. Hsu, President, College of Charleston • Dr. David J. Cole, President, Medical University of South Carolina • Robert H. Boyles, Jr., Interim Director, S.C. Department of Natural Resources • General Glenn M. Walters, President, The Citadel • Dr. Harris Pastides, President Emeritus, University of South Carolina Program Priorities and Impacts • The Consortium’s most recent listing of 50+ programmatic im pacts and accom plishm ents located at https:/ / www.scseagrant.org/ wp-content/ uploads/ FY18-19-Impacts-and-Accomplishments.pdf span five themes: • Healthy coastal ecosystems • Sustainable coastal development and economy • Weather and climate resilience • Sustainable fisheries and aquaculture • Scientific literacy and workforce development • The Consortium focuses its programmatic efforts on addressing critical issues and opportunities. The Consortium’s 2018-21 strategic plan , titled The Changing Face of Coastal South Carolina: Building A Resilient Future , can be found at www.scseagrant.org/ strategic-plan. • The Consortium employs a number of stakeholder m echanism s to ensure that program efforts are relevant and timely, including a 30-member Program Advisory Board and five program-specific advisory committees. 287 Meeting Street, Charleston, S.C. 29401 • 843.953.2078 • www.scseagrant.org James E. Clark, President, South Carolina State University, and Chair, SCSGC Board of Directors M. Richard DeVoe, Executive Director, 843.729.3554 (cell), rick.devoe@scseagrant.org 1

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  5. BOARD OF DIRECTORS James E. Clark, Chair South Carolina State University The Citadel Clemson University Coastal Carolina University College of Charleston South Carolina House of Representatives South Carolina Senate Medical University of South Carolina AGRICULTURE, NATURAL RESOURCES and AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL S.C. Department of Natural Resources ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE RESOURCES COMMITTEE University of South Carolina S.C. SEA GRANT S.C. SEA GRANT CONSORTIUM CONSORTIUM Program Advisory Board E Ex xe ec cu ut ti iv ve e D Di ir re ec ct to or r S.C. SEA GRANT M. . R Ri ic ch ha ar rd d D De eV Vo oe e M CONSORTIUM Ex xe ec cu ut ti iv ve e A As ss si is st ta an nt t/ / E TEMPORARY PROGRAM COORDINATORS Of O ff fi ic ce e M Ma an na ag ge er r Co C on ns so or rt ti iu um m A An nn ne et tt te e D Du un nm me ey ye er r Coastal Research Asst./CRN Coordinator, Vacant C Co or re e G Gr ro ou up p PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM COMMUNICATIONS AND MANAGEMENT AND EXTENSION AND EDUCATION SERVICES As ss si is st ta an nt t D Di ir re ec ct to or r f fo or r As A ss si is st ta an nt t D Di ir re ec ct to or r f fo or r A Di D ir re ec ct to or r o of f C Co om mm mu un ni ic ca at ti io on ns s a an nd d De ev ve el lo op pm me en nt t & & E Ex xt te en ns si io on n Ad A dm mi in ni is st tr ra at ti io on n a an nd d M Ma an na ag ge em me en nt t D E Ed du uc ca at ti io on n S Se er rv vi ic ce es s R Ry ya an n B Br ra ad dl le ey y Su S us sa an n L Lo ov ve el la ac ce e, , P Ph h. .D D . . Su us sa an n F Fe er rr ri is s H Hi il ll l S ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATIONS AND EDUCATION PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND EXTENSION SPECIALISTS SPECIALISTS SPECIALISTS Cl C li im ma at te e & & R Re es si il li ie en nc ce e S Sp pe ec ci ia al li is st t, , S Sa ar ra ah h W Wa at ts so on n R Re es se ea ar rc ch h & & F Fe el ll lo ow ws sh hi ip p M Ma an na ag ge er r, , S Su us sa an nn na ah h S Sh he el ld do on n Co C oa as st ta al l R Re es si il li ie en nc ce e S Sp pe ec ci ia al li is st t, , L La an nd do on n K Kn na ap pp p Ma M ar ri in ne e E Ed du uc ca at ti io on n S Sp pe ec ci ia al li is st t, , E El li iz za ab be et th h V Ve er rn no on n B Be el ll l Hu um ma an n R Re es so ou ur rc ce es s M Ma an na ag ge er r, , M Ma ar rl le en na a D Da av vi is s Co oa as st ta al l C Co om mm mu un ni it ti ie es s S Sp pe ec ci ia al li is st t, , A Ap pr ri il l T Tu ur rn ne er r H C S Sc ci ie en nc ce e W Wr ri it te er r, , J Jo oe ey y H Ho ol ll le em ma an n IT T R Re es so ou ur rc ce es s M Ma an na ag ge er r, , C Ch hr ri is st to op ph he er r C Ca ar rr r Co oa as st ta al l E En nv vi ir ro on n. . Q Qu ua al li it ty y S Sp pe ec ci ia al li is st t, , V Va ac ca an nt t, , T TB BH H I C We eb b D De ev ve el lo op pe er r/ /G Gr ra ap ph hi ic c D De es si ig gn ne er r, , C Cr ry ys st ta al l N Na ar ra ay ya an na a W A Ad dm mi in ni is st tr ra at ti iv ve e S Sp pe ec ci ia al li is st t, , V Va ac ca an nt t Li L iv vi in ng g M Ma ar ri in ne e R Re es so ou ur rc ce es s S Sp pe ec ci ia al li is st t, , G Gr ra ah ha am m G Ga ai in ne es s G Gr ra ap ph hi ic c A Ar rt ti is st t, , V Va ac ca an nt t A Ad dm mi in ni is st tr ra at ti iv ve e/ /M Ma an na ag ge em me en nt t I In nt te er rn n, , V Va ac ca an nt t, , T TB BH H Co C oa as st ta al l E Ec co on no om mi ic cs s S Sp pe ec ci ia al li is st t, , M Ma at tt th he ew w G Go or rs st te ei in n Ma M ar ri in ne e E Ed du uc ca at ti io on n P Pr ro og gr ra am m A As ss st t, , K Kr ri is st ti in n G Go oe eh hr ri in ng g Pr ro og gr ra am mm ma at ti ic c I In nt te er rn n, , L Li iz z M Mc cQ Qu ua ai in n P January 7, 2020 3

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