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Find similar grantsArtificial Reef Research Assistantship Program (ARRAP) is sponsored by Louisiana Sea Grant College Program and Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF). Provides graduate assistantship stipends to students conducting research related to Louisiana's Artificial Reef Program, including internships with LDWF and research on artificial reef productivity.
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Artificial Reef Research Assistantship Program (ARRAP) - Louisiana Sea Grant Artificial Reef Research Assistantship Program (ARRAP) Artificial Reef Research Assistantship Program (ARRAP) Artificial Reef Research Assistantship Program (ARRAP) Artificial Reef Research Assistantship Program (ARRAP) Louisiana Sea Grant (LSG) will administer these assistantships with funding provided by LDWF through the Artificial Reef Trust Fund.
The assistantships will be available to all faculty pursuing appropriate artificial reef-related research at Louisiana colleges/universities to fund Master of Science/Arts students . It is anticipated that up to three assistantship will be awarded for the spring 2026 semester, based on evaluations of applications submitted by faculty. The annual student stipend is $30,000 for up to three years, plus associated tuition.
ARRAP funds may only be used to cover graduate assistantships and any associated tuition and fringe benefits in accordance with the applicant institution’s policies. Any tuition coverage needed in addition to the $30,000 award must be documented in the application and will be part of the criteria for selection. Preference may be given to applications not requiring additional funds to cover tuition.
What assemblages are utilizing artificial reefs, including Fish Attracting Device Buoys? How do they differ from mud bottom or natural reefs? Can the benthic communities among these habitat types be found in the food webs of species utilizing those habitat types?
How do they differ among artificial reefs of different material? What are angler attitudes towards Fish Attracting Device Buoys? What are the economic impacts of artificial reefs?
Applications will be reviewed and scored by LARP in the following five categories: Scientific Merit, Relevancy to LARP, Originality, Body of Knowledge and Credibility. Applicants will also be evaluated based on past performance on LARP funded projects, if applicable. Applicants should not list LARP personnel by name or contact them in advance of submitting a proposal.
Applications from faculty must be submitted via LSG’s online eSeaGrant system by Oct. 15, 2025 ; a decision on award of the assistantships will be announced by late November 2025. Funding is anticipated to be available for a project start date as early as Jan.
1, 2026.
The application consists of: An agreement of LDWF terms and conditions A narrative (two-page maximum) description of the research that would be conducted as part of the student’s master’s degree program The anticipated curriculum for the student, including the classes the student might take Indication of whether additional tuition funds will be needed and amount A description of additional current or anticipated funding sources that will be applied to support the research activities proposed for the student (if applicable) 2-page CV of faculty applicant For additional information on this opportunity, please contact either: Artificial Reef Coordinator Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries Associate Executive Director of Research Louisiana Sea Grant College Program
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Master's students at Louisiana colleges and universities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $30,000 annually for up to three years. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Artificial Reef Research Assistantship Program (ARRAP) is funded by Louisiana Sea Grant College Program and Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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