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12
2022
UPDATE: 2022-2023 Media visits to the Arctic and AntarcticThe health and safety of the polar research community continues to be NSF's top priority. Mar
29
2022
The Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics Section welcomes Mr. Marc Tunstall as Station Manager, AntarcticaThe Office of Polar Programs Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics Section is excited to welcome Mr. Marc Tunstall as the new NSF Station Manager, Antarctica. Mar
28
2022
Andrew Titmus joins OPP as Environmental Program ManagerThe Office of Polar Programs is pleased to welcome Dr. Andrew Titmus as the Environmental Program Manager. Mar
28
2022
Job opportunity: OPP seeks Safety and Occupational Health ManagerThe NSF Office of Polar Programs is searching for searching for a Safety and Occupational Health Manager to help ensure that Antarctica and the Arctic research is as safe as reasonably possible and meets various Safety and Occupational Health (SOH) standards. Mar
23
2022
UPDATE: (FAQs) for Update on COVID-19 Protocols for the Office of Polar Programs (OPP)The Office of Polar Programs has released a set of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Update on COVID-19 Protocols for the Office of Polar Programs (OPP). Feb
08
2022
Ally Kristan joins OPP as the 2022 Knauss Marine Policy FellowThe Office of Polar Programs is pleased to welcome Ally Kristan as the 2022 Knauss Marine Policy Fellow. Nov
23
2021
Job Opportunity: Program Manager (Station Manager, Antarctica)The NSF Office of Polar Programs is searching for searching for a McMurdo Station Manager to provide on-site day-to-day oversight of the operation of supporting infrastructure and facilities in Antarctica. Nov
22
2021
OPP welcomes Ms. Carla Haroz as new Antarctic Operations ManagerThe Office of Polar Programs (OPP) Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics Section is excited to welcome Ms. Carla Haroz as the Antarctic Operations Manager. Oct
12
2021
NSF Launches Outreach Effort to Help Shape the USAP Sexual Assault/Harassment Prevention and Response ProgramNSF has established Agency-wide policies and requirements to help ensure research environments are free from sexual assault, sexual harassment, and other forms of harassment. Aug
30
2021
Dr. Doug Kowalewski Joins the Office of Polar Programs as Section Head for Antarctic SciencesDr. Douglas Kowalewski joins OPP as the new Section Head for Antarctic Sciences. Dr. Kowalewski brings with him a myriad of experiences in environmental science and commitment to increasing diversity in the sciences. As a co-founder and steering member of the Massachusetts Project Kaleidoscope (PKAL) Regional Network, Dr. Kowalewski's work led to increased STEM recruiting and retention initiatives on Massachusetts State University campuses. Aug
04
2021
Your Feedback is Needed: Take the NSF Content SurveyWe have put together a short survey to let us know your role within the polar community, your preferred communications channels, and what content you are interested in receiving! The survey should only take 5 minutes and will help us provide better, more valuable information to you and others in the polar community. Aug
04
2021
NSF selects Roberta Marinelli as director of the Office of Polar ProgramsThe National Science Foundation (NSF) has selected Dr. Roberta Marinelli to serve as director of the Office of Polar Programs, overseeing Arctic and Antarctic research and operational support for polar facilities. Dr. Marinelli brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to this position, having served in OPP as a program director in Antarctic Biology and Medicine (1997-2000) and in Antarctic Organisms and Ecosystems (2005-2011). Her deep understanding of NSF's fundamental role in creating opportunities for the research community and supporting polar science research infrastructure has led to advanced international partnerships to improve Antarctic research capabilities. Jul
23
2021
Jonathan "Mike" Prince joins Office of Polar Programs as Antarctic Research Vessel Program ManagerThe Office of Polar Programs (OPP) Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics Section is excited to welcome Mr. Jonathan "Mike" Prince as the Antarctic Research Vessel (ARV) Project Manager. In this position, Mr. Prince is responsible for providing technical guidance and direct engagement on overall project development, design, planned construction, and delivery of the Antarctic Research Vessel, a major Office of Polar Programs MREFC initiative. Mr. Prince coordinates with contract personnel, vessel support groups, other sections in OPP, as well as other programs throughout NSF to achieve the project goals.
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