Sentences with phrase «year fellowship for»

A one - year fellowship for individual artists and collectives.

In 2014 Amy completed a two - year fellowship for emerging artists at the Hamiltonian Gallery In Washington DC, where she exhibited and was included in the Scope Miami and (e) merge DC art fairs.

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After the fellowship ended, she returned to her parents» home in Sherborn for another year before finally moving to Chicago with her startup, Inc. 30 Under 30 honoree LuminAid.

InVivo paid for a year of Pritchard's graduate fellowship and funds his research in Langer's lab; in exchange, Pritchard brings to InVivo insights gleaned from some of the smartest scientists working in biomaterials anywhere.

In 2009, Hassabis was then awarded a Henry Wellcome postdoctoral research fellowship to continue his research at UCL for a further year.

In 2010, Genovese accepted a three - year fellowship from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, the controversy - courting animal welfare nonprofit, to conduct research into cultured meat.

She started work at a think tank at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace before moving on to a role at the National Democratic Institute, and then a two - year fellowship at The World Bank.

To this end, it offers up to three Post-Graduate Research Fellowships valued at $ 40,000 for Master's graduates and $ 42,000 for PhD graduates for a one - year non-renewable term.

Every two years Yale awards this prestigious fellowship to four graduates «whose personal and professional accomplishments embody the school's mission to educate leaders for business and society.»

While the application process for next year's Brooke Owens Fellowships has not yet officially opened, here at Space Angels we are looking forward to working with the Program in 2018 — and we are honored to support the effort to diversify the commercial space workforce.

SocialFunds.com — A few years ago, I applied for an investigative journalism fellowship with the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University.

The fellowship is worth $ 40,000 for Master's graduates and $ 42,000 for PhD graduates for a one - year non-renewable term.

We will be doing our fellowship service tonight in a community hall, we were doing it at our church for seven years, but we got kicked out, because we wer n`t getting the people to go to the sunday morning service.

Left the church â $ œproperâ $ years ago and have been trying for the last 6 months or so to re-unite with a fellowship.

I came to free grace years afterward so I was still a Calvinist for years when I was outside of any fellowship.

I might have an everlasting relationship to a parent or sibling by birth and blood, but if I do not see them or talk to them for years on end, then I have no fellowship with them.

Why should I have to «join» a church / fellowship I've been faithfully active in for my formative years and beyond?

And the gay man I was talking with in the hot - tub: there were tears of grief, years of trying to change, hating his condition, begging for help, loving God in the face of incredible opposition, trying to follow Jesus, looking for fellowship and community support.

I've attended the same church / fellowship for over 20 years.

This has been my experience for over 40 of my 67 years in a fellowship that has no buildings, is not organized, accepts no outside financial contributions, limits end of life personal contributions, has NO fund raising or capital campaigns, does not define stewardship in the level of financial «benevolence!»

... We also pause our normal pursuits on this day and join in a spirit of fellowship and gratitude for the year's bounties and blessings.»

Having been a believer for close to 40 years and have seen much human mangling of the local fellowship, I am inclined to ask is there a better way than this singular pastoral system we have been so entrenched in for the last 5 centuries.

A recently awarded fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities will make it possible for me to study and write at Princeton University next academic year.

But I guess, I've just come to understand along the years, the significance of for example having dinner together and true fellowship.

A church - sponsored young couples group, which had been meeting monthly for over a year for informal fellowship, decided to meet as a leaderless growth group, one and a half hours on each of six consecutive Friday evenings.

I did committee meetings for a 12 step fellowship for years and years.

David found fellowship with others who teach nature in the Environmental Education professional groups that he has worked with for over 30 years.

He worked as a pastor for two years at Christian Fellowship Church in Geneseo, N.Y., before he was transferred in 1978 to Arlington Heights, where he became pastor to a dozen families who gathered every Sunday in his home for fellowship and Bible study.

A trial court in Rensselaer County has thrown out a union challenge to a pair of programs started by Cuomo — the Empire and Excelsior Service fellowships — that recruits young professionals and those just getting out of school, to work at high level jobs in state government for two year periods.

In addition, Mr Brown announced the establishment of a National Institute for Health Research, made up of ten major centres of excellence, and appointing 250 clinical academic fellowships and 100 clinical lectureships a year.

In the ruling by Supreme Court Justice Richard McNally tossing the suit, the challenge was deemed «arbitrary and capricious» while requiring a competitive civil service examination for the fellowship program was called impractical, given that it only lasts for two years.

Anthony Enea, president of Westchester County Bar Foundation and partner in the White Plains law firm Enea, Scanlan and Sirignano, LLP, said the event was a notable success in generating the monies needed for the two - year fellowship, whose recipient is Luis Leon.

During these stateside visits, he toured research centers like the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J., where the late astrophysicist John Bahcall offered him a five - year fellowship, provided that he switch from physics to astrophysics.

During the application cycle for the 2018 - 19 fellowship year, we are hosting a series of live chats with fellows in various disciplines and career stages to share their insights and answer your questions about the program.

The research residency helped him decide to pursue a Ph.D., and during his fellowship, Kohrt was accepted into the first class of ARTS — Advanced Residency Training at Stanford — a Ph.D. program specifically for medical residents who have completed residency and have had a year or two of research experience.

Some executive branch fellowships may be renewed for a second year at the mutual agreement of the host office, the fellow, and AAAS.

Five early - career female scientists were honored Thursday evening as this year's recipients of the L'Oréal USA For Women in Science fellowship awards that grant each winner $ 60,000 to further their postdoctoral research.

Elsewhere, the Directorate for Education and Human Resources (EHR), which funds a wide array of STEM programs, would be reduced by $ 119 million or 13.6 percent below last year enacted, with a particularly sharp cut to graduate research fellowships.

Wang says the AAAS fellowship let him immerse himself in the government for a year, so he could fully experience that work.

The fellowship's namesake, historian Hanna Holborn Gray, is a former president of the University of Chicago and a founding trustee of HHMI; she served on the board for 28 years and was its chair from 1997 to 2010.

Five early - career female scientists were honored Thursday evening as this year's recipients of the L'Oréal USA For Women in Science fellowship awards.

Mathematician Jennifer Pearl's scientific career was already taking shape when the American Association for the Advancement of Science granted her a one - year fellowship that places hundreds of scientists and engineers in policy positions spread over each of the three branches of government.

After 23 years of providing veterinary care to cats, she decided the time was right to apply for a policy fellowship.

For mid-career professionals, the fellowship has special potential: «It can structure a sabbatical year, allowing scholars to develop new research projects and apply mature scholarship to real world policy problems.»

Fellows serve as legislative assistants in Congress for a full year, from September through August (a few fellowships run January through December).

The Revelle fellowship is open to applicants with a minimum of three years of professional experience beyond their doctoral degree (not including postdoc positions), or six years of professional engineering experience for applicants with an MS in engineering.

She hopes to help Al - Handal find a way to stay in Sweden and continue working with her team after the end of his two - year fellowship — and that her university will host more at - risk researchers, for the benefit of both parties.

As for the length of graduate training, she notes that NIH training grants and fellowships are already limited to 5 years.

He has worked on the AAAS Fellowships team for more than 20 years in a wide variety of roles, including managing programs, professional development, and budgets.

Laura Ahearn is a AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow who was placed in her first year in the Research and Innovation Fellowships at the United States Agency for International Development's (USAID) Global Development Lab where she was a monitoring and evaluation specialist.