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J Executive Summary from "Review and Recommendations: Sea Grant Program Evaluation Process"
Pages 189-194

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... Appendix J Executive Summary from "Review and Recommendations: Sea Grant Program Evaluation Process" Draft Report Dated November 18, 2005 Report of the Sea Grant Review Panel's Program Evaluation Committee Frank L Kudrna, Chair Peter Bell Elbert (Joe)
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From page 191...
... This review process, chaired by Dr. John Toll of the Panel, produced the document Review and Recommendations, Sea Grant Program Evaluation Process, Report of the Sea Grant Review's Panel Program Evaluation Committee, October 21, 2001, otherwise referred to as the Toll Report (Disk Attachment)
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From page 192...
... Lastly, although our xommittee has made a series of recommendations to improve the National Sea Grant College PAT process, we must comment on the high quality of the existing PAT process. The Sea Grant College Programs have been given an enormous amount of latitude to run, direct, and provide matching funding for their programs, and are
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From page 193...
... Ron Baird, the Director of the National Sea Grant Office, has been recognized by NOAA for his leadership in developing this program through the Presidential Rank Award for Meritorious Service, and an adaptation of the PAT review process is now utilized by the National Institute of Health in their reviews. We believe the recommendations contained in this report will make an excellent review process even better.
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