Sentences with phrase «funds for graduate students»

The NSF has been pushing for increased funding for graduate students, but the foundation's budget request for fiscal year 2002 contains no formal policy statement on postdoctoral fellowship stipends.

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For Toccarra Thomas, a small - business owner and graduate student in Knoxville, Tennessee, putting together that kind of generous emergency fund wasn't just about avoiding catastrophe, it was also about freeing herself up to seize a high - risk, high - reward opportunity.

Graduate students may borrow funds for their education through the Grad PLUS program, so long as they are enrolled at least half - time in an accredited college or university.

Patel teaches (and co-created) a course on institutional impact investing at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business and serves on the Investment Committee for the Stanford GSB Student Impact Fund.

Service providers, such as Student Legal Services, the Slutzker Center for International Services and Graduate Career Services, have all lobbied GSO for funding.

Any funding model should move away from increasing fees and debt and towards a model of entitlement for students and contributions from graduates in order to ensure that the next generation can also benefit from higher education provision.»

In Albany, Malliotakis has been a proponent of expanding TAP eligiblity and bringing it back for graduate students, reforming the Access - A-Ride program, pushing for toll relief and other transportation needs, championing transparency in the Legislature and reforming and funding programs that address the opioid epidemic.

BRONX, NY — Celebrating the hard work and achievement of this year's graduating class of Primavera Italian Language students, State Senator Jeff Klein (D - Bronx / Westchester) was honored for his critical funding support and outstanding dedication to the language program at today's -LSB-...]

Public Advocate Letitia James, a graduate of CUNY's Lehman College, noted that CUNY — which is largely state - controlled and funded — is an affordable educational option for students who come from low - income families.

University of North Carolina graduate students may seek funding for student initiatives from the university's Student Activity Fee Committee, the Student Congress, or the Graduate and Professional Student Fedgraduate students may seek funding for student initiatives from the university's Student Activity Fee Committee, the Student Congress, or the Graduate and Professional Student Fedestudent initiatives from the university's Student Activity Fee Committee, the Student Congress, or the Graduate and Professional Student FedeStudent Activity Fee Committee, the Student Congress, or the Graduate and Professional Student FedeStudent Congress, or the Graduate and Professional Student FedGraduate and Professional Student FedeStudent Federation.

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The report suggests aiming for a balance that existed in the late 1990s, when 37 % of graduate students were on training grants or fellowships (compared with 32 % now) and 17 % of postdocs had this funding (compared with 9.6 % now).

«I don't understand the motivation for trying to cut off something of benefit to both sides,» says Martin Briggs, a hydrogeology graduate student at Syracuse University in New York, who spent two months at Fudan University in Shanghai on a fellowship funded by the NSF to learn about water quality.

Within a year, though, Helleday says he wanted do his «own thing» with PARP, so he obtained start - up funding from the medical research charity Yorkshire Cancer Research and applied for an opening at Sheffield to start his own lab while continuing to supervise the Stockholm lab he founded as a graduate student.

A faculty member may have «research funding [for] 15 graduate research assistants and 10 postdocs... but there aren't enough people applying to be graduate students and postdocs from the US.

In addition to being an interesting training opportunity for graduate students and postdocs, the fellowship came with the added bonus of travel funds.

The financial support came from a National Institutes of Health (NIH) training grant that Weir, who was studying the genetics of sex ratios in mice, had won to fund graduate students — a grant, it turned out, that was intended only for American citizens and permanent residents.

The Research Councils» Graduate Schools Programme is open to any postgraduate student, but only students whose research is already funded by the Research Council can attend for free.

In 1968, the Research Councils founded the Graduate Schools Programme, which sends second - and third - year graduate students funded by the councils to a conference center in another part of the country for a solid week of intensive game - Graduate Schools Programme, which sends second - and third - year graduate students funded by the councils to a conference center in another part of the country for a solid week of intensive game - graduate students funded by the councils to a conference center in another part of the country for a solid week of intensive game - playing.

Some of these include higher and more predictable federal research funding, shorter graduate and postdoc training periods, greater use of staff scientists, and better career training for students and postdocs.

A scholarship from the Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate (AGEP)-- a National Science Foundation - funded program for underrepresented minorities — enabled her to take on the doctorate while still paying off student loans from law school.

Programs such as Vertical Integration of Research and Education in the Mathematical Sciences or Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship often have funds to pay for graduate studentGraduate Education and Research Traineeship often have funds to pay for graduate studentgraduate student travel.

The SFS and IASP programs fund students for up to 2 years of undergraduate or graduate training in cybersecurity in return for an equivalent period of government service, either to DOD (for IASP awardees) or to other federal agencies (for SFS awardees).

Not of the plant physiology, biophysics, and genetics he studied at Yale and as a graduate student at the University of California, Davis, but of the departmental politics and stiff competition for limited funding he saw in academia.

These programs are eligible to apply for scholarship funding for undergraduates and graduate students through two federal programs: the National Science Foundation's Federal Cyber Service: Scholarship for Service (SFS) program and DOD's Information Assurance Scholarship Program (IASP).

The National Graduate Degrees for Minorities for Engineering and Science Consortium provides funding, a support network, mentoring, and professional development to underrepresented minority graduate students in the UnitedGraduate Degrees for Minorities for Engineering and Science Consortium provides funding, a support network, mentoring, and professional development to underrepresented minority graduate students in the Unitedgraduate students in the United States.

The competition calls for graduate students studying science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to submit proposals describing how they would improve graduate education, whether by overhauling student and faculty training policies, modifying funding structure, bridging connections to professional societies, or changing the culture of graduate school.

Although the original specification of the funding was to enhance graduate student education, Stewart says it is clear that «we do need to provide these opportunities for postdocs and to mentor junior faculty.»

Some professors say they appreciate the funding and credit for graduating a Ph.D. student, but are challenged to find projects that advance their research while meeting an industry need.

For graduate students in other systems, for example at European universities, funding is for a limited time for a specific project, and deadlines are striFor graduate students in other systems, for example at European universities, funding is for a limited time for a specific project, and deadlines are strifor example at European universities, funding is for a limited time for a specific project, and deadlines are strifor a limited time for a specific project, and deadlines are strifor a specific project, and deadlines are strict.

The current storm of debate over deregulation of tuition fees, which provide around one - third of the operating funds for Ontario universities, is nothing new for graduate and professional program students in Ontario, who have borne the burden of deregulated fees since 1998.

For graduate students, postdocs, and other researchers who complain that «we were never taught how to write a grant,» Grantseeker's Toolkit will teach you the fundamental rules you need to know to compete for funFor graduate students, postdocs, and other researchers who complain that «we were never taught how to write a grant,» Grantseeker's Toolkit will teach you the fundamental rules you need to know to compete for funfor funds.

Paula Stephan, an economist at Georgia State University in Atlanta and a member of the current report's modeling subcommittee (Stephan was also a member of that 1998 NRC committee), writes to Science Careers in an e-mail that it's «disappointing to see that NIH did not figure out a way to shift more funds into training grants and fellowships and away from research assistantship stipends» or «implement any requirement for limiting the amount of salary that can be written off of grants — something that could dampen the demand for graduate students.»

As Next Wave's Postdoc Network editor Laure Haak explains, «Graduate students, supported by federal funds, are classified as employees by federal order, but there is no standard for postdocs.

Lastly, many companies still fund grant programmes for graduate students.

However, this would create difficult problems with regard to shortages of space and research supervisors, not to mention problems in providing funding for the additional numbers of graduate students.

One way, Tilghman said, would be for NIH to shift funding from R01 research grants, which currently support the majority of graduate students in biomedical sciences, to NIH training grants, which are peer - reviewed by NIH for their training - related virtues.

The terrible state of academic careers resulted not from sequestration but from the fundamental structure of a funding system that has long used graduate students and postdocs as cheap labor for grant - supported research, and as a consequence has produced too many Ph.D. researchers for the existing career opportunities.

Should graduate students and postdocs hoping for careers — or even jobs — in academe be exploring other options because of the uncertainties created by the across - the - board federal funding cuts known as sequestration?

We are proud, that over the last six years at CSUDH, 36 students have transferred to a 4 - year institution, seven have successfully competed for slots in the NIGMS funded training programs, seven have graduated with B.S. degrees and two are now in graduate or professional school.

For years, NSF - sponsored summer institutes have sent American graduate students abroad, in cooperation with overseas science - funding institutes.

(c) The Robert I. Larus Memorial Fund was established in 1985 to be used for the purpose of defraying expenses of graduate students (American only) to attend annual or other meetings of the Association.

«Most NSF money [awarded by MPS on research awards] goes to fund graduate students, so this is a natural way for us to contribute to the federal mission of providing support for veterans.»

Funding to support graduate students is helpful, but for veterans, another large barrier remains: They have to get accepted to graduate school.

«This is high and does not include the many other important ways that public funding could impact medical innovation — for instance by supporting the training of graduate students and postdocs who end up bringing their skills to industry.»

In our Keck Visiting Scholars Program, funds are provided for early career scientists (graduate students and postdoctoral students) to reside at W. M. Keck Observatory, working with our resident astronomers and instrumentalists for periods of one to three months.

Aug. 29, 2013 — When it comes to government funding of basic science training programs for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, Vanderbilt University Medical Center hit a grand slam this year, officials said.

This page summarizes funding opportunities for undergraduate, graduate and postdoctoral student researchers to participate in international research and education activities.

UCSF Graduate Student Genevieve Erwin also participated in this research at Gladstone, which was supported by grants from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (#GM082901) and the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (#HL098179), A PhRMA Foundation Fellowship, a University of California Achievement Awards for College Scientists (ARCS) Scholarship and a gift from the Sam Simeon Fund.

When it comes to government funding of basic science training programs for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, Vanderbilt University Medical Center hit a grand slam this year, officials said this week.