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Southern Miss Gulf Scholars Program

Students

Are you interested in making the Mississippi gulf coast a better place to live, work, and learn?

The GSP wants to inspire interest and engagement in the sustainability and resiliency of the Gulf Region by building the capacity of our Gulf Scholars to address sustainability and resilience challenges within the region.

If you are interested in becoming a GSP scholar, complete the application below.

Become a Gulf Scholar

Become a Gulf Scholar Faculty Mentor

Faculty mentors will assist Gulf Scholars with academic advising and Gulf Impact Projects. Mentors will ensure Gulf Scholars are enrolled in GSP curriculum courses and help their assigned student(s) create a project centered around regional sustainability and resiliency.

If you are interested in becoming a GSP mentor, complete the application below.

MENTORSHIP APPLICATION 

Gulf Impact Project

Gulf Impact Projects are research projects where Gulf Scholars will address the broad categories of livable coasts; equity; risk, disaster, and security; and defining the good life. Each Gulf Impact Project will include a proposal, project, reflection, and dissemination, including peer and community partner review, at the Gulf Symposium hosted by the GSP. Scholars will complete the Gulf Impact Project in their senior year.

If you are a current Gulf Scholar and have been advised on your Gulf Impact Project, complete the form below.

Gulf Impact Project Proposal 

Gulf Scholars

  • Arlana Anthony - Biology
  • Ramona Chambers - Criminal Justice
  • Meredith Johnson - Marine Biology
  • Cole Moody - Criminal Justice
  • Peyton Murphy - Psychology
  • Rylie Reynolds - Psychology
  • Natalie Santiago - Marine Biology
  • Maya Wood - English

 

Contact Us

Gulf Scholars Program

Physical Address

730 East Beach Blvd
Long Beach, MS 39560 

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Email
gspFREEMississippi

Phone
228.214.3435