Mr. Reitman has had three prestigious fellowships since he finished his Ph.D., the current one nonpaying, but fellowships are default positions for people who don't get jobs.
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Along with the VCFA Teach Scholarship, all 2017 incoming students can also apply to other scholarships, fellowships, and fellowships available to for MAT in Art & Design Education students.
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Florida State University offers $5,000 gap year fellowships, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill offers fellowships of $7,500, with a focus on students from rural school districts in the state.
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Committees, lectures, fellowships, awards, articles, societies, appointments, panels, and boards.
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Morazan has been recognized by numerous awards, grants and fellowships.
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Fellowships, meanwhile, can last for half a year, Hora said.
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One, it telegraphs that old fellowships are being made new.
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They nurture aspiring scientists and security experts with student fellowships.
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They held many visiting fellowships and appointments throughout their careers.
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Azusa Murakami and Alexander Groves will receive visiting designer fellowships.
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Ms. MacKinnon kept writing, traveling and looking for grants and fellowships.
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Helal has been awarded fellowships from Brooklyn Poets and Cave Canem.
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USC's medical residencies and fellowships were placed on probation in April.
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These artists were welcomed and encouraged in Paris, often through fellowships.
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Increasing the number of training fellowships in U.S. medical schools. b.
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The house would also offer residency fellowships for artists and intellectuals.
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She was also awarded a Fulbright Scholarship and two Guggenheim fellowships.
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But Yale, which offered several fellowships to promising foreign neuroscientists, did.
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The academy's fellowships are also designed to encourage their creative output.
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Proceeds were used for undergraduate financial aid, graduate fellowships and research.
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Accreditation requirements for medical residencies and fellowships do not include nutrition.
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In an interview, he explained how the fellowships got their name.
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Critics of the budget reasoning say the fellowships are already paid.
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The Headlands Center for the Arts awarded fellowships to 54 artists.
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He has previously held fellowships at Google and the MIT Media Lab.
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Socrates Sculpture Park began accepting applications for its 191971 Emerging Artist Fellowships.
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Socrates Sculpture Park announced the recipients of its 22016 Emerging Artist Fellowships.
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The Ford Foundation announced the recipients of its Art of Change fellowships.
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The AAAS policy fellowships program works at bringing scientific talent to government.
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Her honors also include National Endowment for the Arts and Guggenheim fellowships.
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The fund will support five fellowships for curatorial training in Japanese art.
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Graduate acting programs elsewhere offer a range of fellowships, grants and scholarships.
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She's received fellowships from the Iowa Writers' Workshop where she taught creative writing.
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Assistantships or fellowships can help offset tuition or cover your cost of living.
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The fellowships would overlap with the time she was planning to be there.
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Priority for fellowships will be given to those who apply by January 15.
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His mother is the director of Caltech's fellowships, study-abroad and career services.
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After their residencies and fellowships, doctors sit for exams administered by specialty organizations.
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To date, Forté has awarded $180 million in fellowships to female MBA students.
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Some found their way through volunteering or attending specialized fellowships or boot camps.
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Daniel Benaim holds fellowships at The Century Foundation and Center for American Progress.
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Mr. Hauser was not just offering fellowships; he was also offering exit visas.
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The two met during one of the AI4All's three-month fellowships this year.
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Theodore Kim, director of newsroom fellowships and internships, discussed the tech he's using.
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The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation announced the recipients of its 2017 Fellowships.
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Vows 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Her life revolved around research institutes and fellowships.
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This year's fellowships mark an increase in the number of artists receiving the prize.
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MR. ROYESH has received international recognition for his work, including numerous awards and fellowships.
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He'd like to see Taliesin offer six month fellowships through a global exchange program.
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The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation announced the recipients of its 2016 Artist as Activist Fellowships.
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It's already working with more than 100 universities on research collaborations, and provides fellowships.
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The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation announced the recipients of its 19473 Guggenheim Fellowships.
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Family, religious fellowships, volunteering, and community groups suffer as the workplace envelops the employee.
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Ms. Himmelfarb received a series of fellowships and pursued a career of academic research.
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It's provided more than 1,600 fellowships to date, including 957 in 2016 and 2017.
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There's a slew of awards, fellowships, TED Talks, and funds directed at people like Meyler.
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The Tamer Center funds summer fellowships at organizations making social change, including The Marshall Project.
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Higher Ground Labs plans on providing fellowships for progressive political tech entrepreneurs, Politico reported Monday.
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There are existing pipelines, such as Ashoka fellowships, that filter women into social enterprise missions.
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Higher Ground Labs plans on providing fellowships for progressive political tech entrepreneurs, Politico said Monday.
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Yih-chuen Liao, Kristina Mompoint, and Nicolas Nazmi were awarded Volkswagen Fellowships at MoMA PS22016.
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Many companies use fellowships and other nontraditional internships to help recruit and train diverse employees.
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The fellowships are awarded yearly in nine creative disciplines through an extensive peer nomination review.
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And I'll double the size of fellowships designed to recruit minority and low-income diplomats.
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There are highly selective fellowships for up-and-comers, most of them writers of color.
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Theodore Kim is the director of newsroom fellowships and internships for The New York Times.
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Moreover, geriatrics fails to attract enough young doctors to the graduate fellowships it does offer.
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So the Floating Hospital became an assignment for the three recipients of this year's fellowships.
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A Goldman spokesman said that "about eight or nine" of these fellowships are awarded annually.
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If your dream internship does not pay, be sure to apply for grants, scholarships and fellowships.
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Nonprofits all over the ideological spectrum fund journalism internships and fellowships for a variety of outlets.
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Students are also eligible for Welch Fellowships, which funds students for the duration of their study.
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During the fellowships, the young men meet with mothers whose children were killed by gun violence.
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She has held fellowships at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Stanford University.
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He was appointed by George W. Bush to serve on the Commission for White House Fellowships.
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Since then, fellowships have taken him to Berlin, Warsaw, Budapest, Vancouver, and all over the States.
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Now, companies across industries are turning to fellowships and apprenticeships to better prepare entry-level talent.
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Their activities ranged from a long-running monthly lecture series to public artworks, residencies, and fellowships.
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The American Association of University Women provides fellowships and grants for women going back to school.
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Five candidates in the Democrat presidential primary, from the party's moderate wing, have held Aspen fellowships.
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Mini-fellowships at teaching hospitals to train practicing physicians in geriatrics have sprung up around the country.
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She is the recipient of fellowships including Yaddo, Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center, and Cave Canem Foundation.
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She is a PEN Center USA Emerging Voices fellow and a recipient of MacDowell and Yaddo fellowships.
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The bank will offer, for the first time, fellowships and one $10,000 prize for young aspiring filmmakers.
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She starts applying for fellowships which trigger Karev to remember how his first love cruelly rejected him.
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Competition for the fellowships is very stiff, and the candidates' academic records are closely scrutinized, he says.
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Agencies must invest in their workforce by providing opportunities and funding for formal training, internships and fellowships.
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In addition to our need-based fellowships, HBS held MBA tuition flat this year to support students.
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These profiles can tell you where he or she went to school and did residencies and fellowships.
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She became a musicology scholar and director of fellowships for Harvard's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
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Unlike maybe some other internships or fellowships, folks are going to come in and do staff work.
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The first few tenants were on yearlong fellowships, and another moved out because she wanted a dog.
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Mr. Wessel was the recipient of two Guggenheim Fellowships and two National Endowment for the Arts grants.
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The winner will be asked to select another writer to mentor and work with on writing fellowships.
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In graduate school, we are urged to publish in the most prominent journals and pursue prestigious fellowships.
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Each year, more than 1.7 million private scholarships and fellowships are awarded, worth more than $7.4 billion.
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While in Buffalo, Mr. and Ms. Vasulka both won Guggenheim fellowships, which helped fund their video work.
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The American Academy in Rome announced the recipients of its 2018–19 Rome Prize and Italian Fellowships.
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There's the Kairos Society, Techstars, 500 Startups, The Wing, and myriad other fellowships, incubators and other professional groups.
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They are also offering fellowships in partnership with Cardano to work with projects that would further blockchain research.
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How did J.R.R. Tolkien come up with Middle-earth and his stories of hobbits and fellowships and rings?
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Mandy El-Sayegh is now represented by Lehmann Maupin, the 2019 Guggenheim Fellowships have been announced, and more.
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The American Academy in Rome has named the winners of its 2019–20 Rome Prize and Italian Fellowships.
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It also cuts them off from school endorsement for top fellowships such as the Rhodes and Marshall scholarships.
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Pulitzer Prize, two Guggenheim Fellowships, and a National Book Award for poems that were modern in style but
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This is in addition to suspending training programs and fellowships in Canada, two Saudi Education Ministry officials said.
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Law school fellowships on human rights in Mr. Bernstein's name were established at Yale and New York University.
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She went on to win two additional Rosenwald Fellowships, as well as a grant from the Carnegie Foundation.
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But at each successive career stage—post-doctoral fellowships, junior faculty, tenured faculty—the percentage of women drops.
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And even at elite universities, fewer astrophysics PhDs go on to take postdoctoral fellowships or pursue competitive professorships.
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Harvard University alumni really don't want Sean Spicer or Corey Lewandowski to be given fellowships at the institution.
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Six were for writing and reporting fellowships, three for a visiting research scholar position, two for writing residencies.
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She helped galvanize organizations of anthropologists in Africa and Europe and oversaw the awarding of fellowships and grants.
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Among his other laurels are the Rome Prize, a prestigious award for composition; Guggenheim fellowships; and a Fulbright fellowship.
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C.) -- would allow graduate students to put money from stipends and fellowships into tax-deferred individual retirement accounts (IRAs).
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Biggers has made his living through teaching, and has financed his work by winning fellowships in America and abroad.
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Students are offered robust financial aid packages, paid teaching and research assistantships, and access to numerous grants and fellowships.
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Microsoft Corp has awarded fellowships to doctoral researchers in different areas of computer science, like artificial intelligence, for years.
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This year's 23 winners of the MacArthur fellowships, awarded for exceptional "originality, insight and potential," were publicly announced today.
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She won Guggenheim and National Endowment for the Arts fellowships, and the dealer Betty Parsons was an early supporter.
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She has been a recipient of four grants and participated in two fellowships over the course of her career.
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C.) — would allow graduate students to put money from stipends and fellowships into tax-deferred individual retirement accounts (IRAs).
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With the inaugural class of artists beginning their fellowships this month, the TAF is now accepting applications for 2017.
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She is the recipient of fellowships from CantoMundo, Community of Writers, and the Fine Arts Work Center Summer Program.
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He has received fellowships at Harvard, Georgetown and the United States Institute of Peace, which is funded by Congress.
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The nonprofit offers dance, music and theater performances, as well as residencies, fellowships and rehearsal space for emerging artists.
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His writing has earned him fellowships from Lambda Literary Foundation, Kimbilio Fiction, and the Tin House Summer Writer's Workshop.
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The recipient of a plethora of fellowships and accolades, Smith's poems are even further enriched by their stirring readings.
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NCER is perhaps best known for its handling of fellowships that study the effects of chemicals on children's health.
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He has also won two Guggenheim Fellowships and was the longtime director of the graduate photography program at Yale.
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The fellowships are financed by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, which awarded $2.2 million to the academy in January.
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And I mean in the textbook definition of ignorance, in that people don't understand how these programs and fellowships operate.
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At the same time, all 68 of USC's medical residencies and fellowships were placed on probation, an extraordinarily rare penalty.
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Efforts include: 30 new scholarships and the addition of five doctoral fellowships for students who descended from enslaved African people.
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In 2006, he established the Schmidt Family Foundation that makes investments in startups and fellowships in the sciences, for example.
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Last year, fellowships were awarded to MArch and MFA students in the Architecture, Fiber, Metalsmithing, Photography and Print Media departments.
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Being an educator, too, has given me opportunities to travel because I seek out grants and fellowships specifically for teachers.
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He delivered a TED Talk, and eventually received fellowships with the M.I.T. Media Lab and the W. K. Kellogg Foundation.
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At the same time, the tax on university endowments and treatment of grad student fellowships will slow human capital investment.
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" He also congratulated the admissions dean on a donor who gave "major money for fellowships — before a decision from you!
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For each discipline category, visual and literary, up to 15 fellowships will be awarded based on the quality of entries.
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He craves elite credentials and recognition, like advanced degrees and fellowships, and wants to work on cutting-edge legal issues.
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Over several decades, Whaley grew the WFF into a church with 750 members and fellowships around the world—including Brazil.
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A recipient of fellowships from Poets House, Lambda Literary, and Sundress Academy for the Arts, they're currently working on a libretto.
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He proposed creating new public service fellowships, similar to the Peace Corps and AmeriCorps, that would be eligible for debt forgiveness.
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We need to foster more fellowships and have the innovators and the big tech representatives at the beginning of the conversation.
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Internships and fellowships tend to vary depending on the company, but in general, internships last for a few short summer months.
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For starters, merit-based aid usually refers to scholarships or fellowships, which do not have to be paid back to anyone.
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There were other kinds of fellowships, but none of them provided as much money—eighty-eight hundred dollars—as the Peaslees.
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The MacArthur Foundation fellowships went to 25 "exceptionally creative" people in various fields, including Okwui Okpokwasili, a choreographer and performer, above.
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Apply to the MFA or MA in Socially Engaged Art by February 1, 2019 to be considered for fellowships and assistantships.
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This summer, the new 32 Global Social Impact Fellowships will offer project learning at eight sites, with six in Sierra Leone.
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The organization announced Thursday that Charles Atlas, Tei Blow, Phyllis Chen, Liz Gerring and Silas Riener are to be awarded fellowships.
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In partnership with the Miami Foundation, the program will center artist fellowships and residencies, art education and access, and creative spaces.
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For each discipline category (visual artist and writers) up to 15 fellowships will be awarded based on the quality of entries.
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CBMArts is learning from the city, launching new fellowships to serve it, and graduating leaders that are making a difference today.
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Its leadership programmes include a variety of fellowships for executives and disrupters of all kinds, in politics, business, health and education.
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The Ayala name was removed from the School of Biological Sciences, as well as from fellowships, scholar programs and endowed chairs.
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In contrast, Pell Grants, scholarships and fellowships, are not taxable if used for "qualified education expenses" — tuition, books or required fees.
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In my final year, I was honored with a Skadden Fellowship, one of the most prestigious fellowships in the legal field.
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After graduating from UCLA debt-free, thanks to a combination of financial aid, fellowships and scholarships, Gonzalez splurged on a BMW.
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Fellowships are competitive, and almost always one-time windfalls: not enough to free a writer from the obligation of extracurricular employment.
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Her honors include NEA Fellowships in both poetry (2003) and prose (2018), an American Book Award, and two NAACP Image Award nominations.
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I had written 10 books, I had published the book of poetry, I had gotten fellowships at Yaddo, Ucross, and Green Mountain.
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He has received fellowships from Callaloo and the Watering Hole, and has been published in Callaloo, Coldnoon: Travel Poetics, and The Felt.
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One of them included Eric Woodard, head of the Smithsonian's office of fellowships and internships and a former aide to Hillary Clinton.
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A vast infrastructure of grants, awards and fellowships has turned artistic endeavor into democratic opportunity: art for artists', if not art's, sake.
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Hartford, Experience Matters, Social Venture Partners and Encore Fellowships offer valuable educational and matchmaking services for those seeking a second-act career.
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Most dramatically, Y Combinator will be winding down its YC Fellowships and launching a MOOC, or massively online open course, in 2017.
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With such constraints on best practice and fair compensation, the proposal would strongly discourage future physicians willing to complete infectious disease fellowships.
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Launched in 2008, Challenge Detroit offers paid fellowships for out-of-state college graduates to move, live, and work in the city.
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After getting her doctorate at Columbia, she was unable to find a museum job and was turned down for multiple postdoctoral fellowships.
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He is the winner of a Whiting Award, and his honors include fellowships from Ted, the Lannan Foundation and The Rockefeller Foundation.
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All fellowships are merit-based, not project grants, with a one-year term for visual artists and two-year terms for writers.
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The report recommends that many of those changes, and others, like paying for House internships and fellowships, be applied by both parties.
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Dr. Hurd, a former dean of fellowships at the University of Virginia, founded the corps in 593 with 259 advisers in Virginia.
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They are the recipient of fellowships from the Poetry Foundation, the McKnight Foundation, and is a 2017 National Endowment for the Arts Fellow.
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She has been awarded fellowships from the MacDowell Colony, Hedgebrook, Lambda, Barbara Deming Memorial Fund, Hurston/Wright Foundation, and the Sewanee Writers' Conference.
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One thing to keep in mind: The survey was on endocrinology fellowships, which is the last phase of a doctor's specialized medical education.
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The social-media team comprises creative and enthusiastic journalists who join us on one-year fellowships to help shape The Economist's digital future.
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The social media team comprises creative and enthusiastic journalists who join us on one-year fellowships to help shape The Economist's digital future.
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Fellowships are available for Moore College of Art & Design's studio-based MFA in Socially-Engaged Studio Art or MA in Socially-Engaged Art.
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In addition, Tillerson suspended the hiring of new Foreign Service officers, including many who had accepted fellowships in the expectation of a job.
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Fellowships cover full tuition for the academic year with the potential for renewal for a second year for students in good academic standing.
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In traditional programs, costs can range from $20,000 a year to $50,663 or more — although for some, tuition expenses are offset by fellowships.
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Postgraduate professional development opportunities such as teaching fellowships, and artist residencies, gird our graduates for the demands of life as a working writer.
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She also helped start the foundation's International Fellowships Program, which has a mandate of financing higher education for marginalized populations from developing countries.
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The oppressed—blacks on their land, Jews in their shtetl—can build cultural fellowships that ease their burden and point a path out.
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The Carl & Marilynn Thoma Art Foundation in Chicago has awarded $159,000 in fellowships and research grants to six scholars of Spanish colonial art.
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In addition to a full scholarship, I also receive a living stipend and have won fellowships from the National Science Foundation and Google.
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Some of Jeffrey Epstein's former associates — Leslie Wexner, Glenn Dubin, and Leon Black — have endowed fellowships at Harvard's prestigious Kennedy School of Government.
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Himes wrote at a furious pace but struggled mightily with finances, squandering fellowships, signing ill-conceived contracts with publishers and reneging on debts.
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Regrettably, the National Science Foundation (NSF) funds twice as many graduate student fellowships in the social sciences than it does in computer science.
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The number of eligible fellowships which offer accelerated endorsement for visas will rise to more than 120 from 62, the interior ministry said.
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The number of eligible fellowships which offer accelerated endorsement for visas will rise to more than 120 from 62, the interior ministry said.
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He had noticed a description of Mr. Boyle's research in an article on newly awarded Guggenheim fellowships and approached him about a book.
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He had noticed a description of Mr. Boyle's research in an article on newly awarded Guggenheim fellowships and approached him about a book.
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The future of fashion: 7 grants, fellowships, and scholarships funded by luxury giants for entrepreneurs who want to break into fashion and retail
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Taken together, the prizes, fellowships and grants from the literary and human rights organization will confer $200,000 on writers, editors and translators this year.
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Fellowships are attracting top talent into city government and bringing in creative and diverse backgrounds, including ethnographers and designers, to fill these new roles.
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A.I.R. Gallery announced the recipients of its 2017–18 fellowships: Karen Leo, Megan Pahmier, Daniela Puliti, Aya Rodriguez-Izumi, Constance Tenvik, and Caroline Wayne.
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Fellowship amounts and totals vary by department and program, but students can search and apply for Harvard's graduate fellowships using the school's CARAT database.
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Technology recruiter Tricia Lucas's point-of-view is that internships, co-ops and fellowships are the best CV builders for students and recent graduates.
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Both these doctors were trained in other fields -- one as a family physician, the other as an OBGYN -- before completing fellowships in family planning.
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IYCN provides youth climate leadership training, campus initiatives, and rural climate fellowships to increase youth and young adult engagement in climate change across India.
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Concerned about the safety of its citizens, the United States government has already announced a one-year suspension of Fulbright teaching fellowships to Turkey.
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The head of a laboratory at a leading American university says he has tentatively offered two postdoctoral fellowships to Chinese he has just met.
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The college, called the M.I.T. Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing, will create 50 new faculty positions and many more fellowships for graduate students.
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This includes the revolving door between public service and private-sector employment, think-tank fellowships, fees on the lecture circuit, and so on. 22011.
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Several works in the City of Los Angeles (COLA) Individual Artist Fellowships Exhibition at the Municipal Art Gallery highlight contested histories and utopian pasts.
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Altogether, the grants will support 11 new jobs; fellowships and internships for 360 college students; and museum studies programs for more than 1,000 teenagers.
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Andrea Lawlor teaches writing at Mount Holyoke College, edits fiction for Fence magazine, and has been awarded fellowships by Lambda Literary and Radar Labs.
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A large number of the passengers were graduates of top science and engineering schools headed for fellowships, graduate school or teaching jobs in Canada.
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Nan Wolverton, the show's other curator, is the director of fellowships at the antiquarian society, and of its Center for Historic American Visual Culture.
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The debt he has accrued from 18 years of higher education and medical training, including Stanford Medical School, fellowships and residency, is about $250,000.
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Awarding up to 30 new fellowships totaling over $1 million in stipends, fellows will receive free housing and workspace in the Tulsa Arts District.
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No grants may mean no students: The NSF has indefinitely suspended reviews of grant proposals, and may delay decisions in awarding funding for postdoctoral fellowships.
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Over the last decade, many entrepreneurs have attempted to transform informal networks into more formal ones, through fellowships, incubators and or other types of organizations.
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The social media team comprises creative and enterprising journalists, some of whom join us on one-year fellowships to help shape The Economist's digital future.
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His honors include fellowships from TED, the Lannan Foundation, the Ford Foundation, PEN, NYFA (New York Foundation for the Arts), and the Center for Fiction.
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I envision a Chuck Brown Endowed Chair in Digital and Cultural Studies, funding doctoral and postdoctoral fellowships dedicated to studying go-go music and culture.
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Then he discovered the Columbia Council for Internationals, a volunteer organisation that receives visiting scholars, students, journalists and foreign government officials on State Department fellowships.
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The Racine Art Museum announced the recipients of its Artist Fellowships awards: Alex Mandli, Crystal Neubauer, Marilyn Propp, and Amy Misurelli Sorensen [via email announcement].
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The fellowships are open only to citizens of the EU or UK. Both winners will receive a bursary of £6,000 to cover accommodation and travel.
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In fact, until the 1970s, there were no medical programs in place to even attempt to treat the disorder — only social fellowships like Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Caucus fellowships and internships via their foundations have led to some of the only diversity available in the stuffy air of the halls of Congress.
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"The EU offers a lot of the research funding my colleagues currently rely on through various grant programs and fellowships," Mack said in an email.
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But just before a short visit in 28, she learned, to her horror, that Pinto had been awarded two prestigious postdoctoral fellowships at the NMNH.
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Jennifer Pearl, Ph.D., is a mathematician and director of the science and technology policy fellowships at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
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It is presently funding six Berggruen academic fellowships to China and other places, and it has selected 22014 others for the 0003-2000 academic year.
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Every year, billionaire entrepreneur Peter Thiel awards between 20 and 30 $100,000 fellowships to young adults who opt to drop out of or skip college.
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Farid, a recipient of the National Academy of Inventors, Alfred P. Sloan, and John Simon Guggenheim fellowships will join the UC Berkeley faculty in July.
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As part of their project exploring the Woman's Building's archives, Metabolic Studio granted fellowships to 15 artists to create works that engaged with its legacy.
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From there, newly minted physicians go on to training programs called residencies and fellowships, which typically last two to six years depending on their specialty.
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She writes a weekly newsletter called "My Sweet Dumb Brain," and serves on the advisory board for the Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism.
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To lure him back, the firm created a pro bono program called the Gibbons Fellowships, which dedicates two lawyers a year to public service cases.
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He was a professor at Yale University for more than a decade, wrote five books and won more than a dozen prestigious awards and fellowships.
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But the Title IX report found that her recommendation letters "were comparable to those for other former students" and he did secure two postgraduate fellowships.
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Better yet, according to every critic I spoke with, would be more corporate funding for academic research, in forms such as endowed chairs, fellowships and grants.
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I had gone away to college and four of the happiest years of my life — making friends, winning fellowships, and starting in a top PhD program.
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Six months into the fellowships, the young men can apply for the monthly stipend, which can go up to $1,000 depending on their participation and achievements.
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She has been awarded fellowships and residencies from the New York Foundation for the Arts, the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, and the MacDowell Colony, among others.
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The recipient of several fellowships and awards, including the Departmental Excellence Award at the University of California Los Angeles in 2007-08 and 2008-09, Prof.
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Remix was founded by Tiffany Chu, Dan Getelman, Danny Whalen and Sam Hashemi in 2014 following a project they built during their Code for America fellowships.
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Medical school students may be eligible for need-based aid, as well as scholarships, fellowships and service agreements to help offset the cost of their education.
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" Thiel has encouraged bright young minds to avoid the tyranny of college by offering $100,000 fellowships to would-be students to just "build new things instead.
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The organization provides yearlong fellowships to young professionals with diverse backgrounds by embedding them in health organizations in Africa and underserved communities in the United States.
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Her research has been supported by grants and fellowships from Villa I Tatti, American Academy in Rome, American Philosophical Society, and American Council of Learned Societies.
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Partners from VC firms like Accel, Threshold Ventures and Mayfield sponsor fellowships for entrepreneurial students—and host regular soirées and annual weekend getaways to Lake Tahoe.
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With plentiful Koch money to spend, this alternative system has fellowships to offer, journals in which to publish, and access to the right kinds of politicians.
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He was a public-school teacher for a time before he went into business arranging fellowships for nurses from overseas to come to the United States.
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Last month, the school told graduate-student applicants they should "thoroughly review" donors' backgrounds before applying for fellowships, according to a leaked email to Business Insider.
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Since her first collections of poetry were published in 2010, writing has brought Ms. Cobby Eckermann fellowships, literary festival appearances and the publication of seven books.
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Facebook had previously pledged to invest more than $300 million in news companies across the US by 2021, funding reporting fellowships and grants for local papers.
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Business Insider rounded up seven grants, fellowships, and scholarships to be on the lookout for; the programs offer a combination of funding, networking, and exposure opportunities.
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The goal is to create a big enough endowment to fund not only scholarships but post-graduation fellowships for students who head into low-paying fields.
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Tech We're Using Many people joining the newsroom are digitally savvy and helping media with a digital transition, says Theodore Kim, who runs fellowships and internships.
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In 2008-09, Wang worked at a law firm in Hong Kong through Princeton in Asia, a program that arranges fellowships in Asia for U.S. residents.
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She joined with Doug Shafer and John Reynolds in starting East New York Christian Fellowships, which became a founding member of East Brooklyn Congregations in 1980.
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The Academy of American Poets on Wednesday announced the 13 recipients of its inaugural Poets Laureate Fellowships, a program to promote creative projects around the country.
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Urtasun's many accomplishments include winning three Google Faculty Research Awards, a number of fellowships for her work in machine learning and an Nvidia Pioneers of AI award.
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Postgraduate professional development opportunities such as teaching fellowships, and artist residencies, gird our graduates for the demands of life as a working academic, artist, or cultural critic.
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A recipient of fellowships from Lambda Literary and Poets House, his work has appeared most recently in The Offing, Foundry, and The Los Angeles Review of Books.
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" Jon Favreau of Pod Save America tweets: "Harvard fellowships, Emmy appearances, huge speaking fees: there's just gonna be no penalty for working in Trump's White House, huh?
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The Getty Foundation and the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) announced announced the inaugural recipients of the Getty/ACLS Postdoctoral Fellowships in the History of Art.
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Harvard students who join single-gender clubs are barred from leading campus groups or becoming captains of sports teams and will not be endorsed for prestigious fellowships.
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Each September since 1973, the Science & Technology Policy Fellowships program has responded to this pressing need by bringing scientists and engineers to Washington for a yearlong placement.
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Members will also be barred from receiving the official recommendations required for prestigious postgraduate fellowships and scholarships, such as the Rhodes and Marshall Scholarships, the statement said.
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As internship programs continue to get bad press — and even sued — for underpaying young workers, alternative options like apprenticeships and fellowships are rising to fill the gaps.
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Ms. LeCompte, whose previous honors include MacArthur and Guggenheim fellowships, said in a statement that the prize was an affirmation of the work of the entire company.
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I am not a fan of most travel poems, at least not the ones that advertise the writer's international fellowships and scrutinize Italian statuary and English shrubbery.
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The sanctions the dean proposes may seem harsh — preventing future members of single-sex clubs leadership roles in campus life and university endorsements for prestigious postgraduate fellowships.
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These changes will make it easier for Cuban athletes, artists and scholars to temporarily travel to the United States for conferences, fellowships and short-term employment opportunities.
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The pair rolled out legislation on Tuesday that would allow graduate students to save funds from their stipends or fellowships in tax-preferred Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs).
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The fund provides two fellowships annually, one for an artist and the other for a poet, allowing both to work and live in Italy for three months.
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His mother retired as a personal banker at Bank of America in Fairfax, Va. The couple met through a mutual friend while completing their fellowships at Columbia.
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Last summer, I attended a Soros Justice Fellowships conference in New Orleans with Mr. Reilly, who had been invited to appear on a panel about solitary confinement.
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Awarding up to 30 new fellowships totaling over $1 million in stipends, fellows will receive free housing in the Brady Arts District and free workspace, if applicable.
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We've seen the talented surgeons through a hellish intern year, tough residencies, fellowships in various specialties, nerve-wracking solo surgeries, plane crashes, marriages, divorces, and plenty more obstacles.
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At Harvard, Van Vuuren got into numerous finals club; won MIT Media Lab, TED, and PopTech fellowships; and was active with a sexual assault prevention group called MenSpeakUp.
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He is a winner of the Scotti Merrill Award, has received fellowships from Kundiman and Civitella Ranieri, and is currently a Stegner Fellow in Poetry at Stanford University.
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Scholarships and fellowships are tax-free if the student is a candidate for a degree and he uses the money for tuition, fees, books, supplies and required equipment.
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Thornton is the recipient of two Rockefeller Fellowships, a Guggenheim Fellowship, the Maya Deren Award for Lifetime Achievement, and the first Alpert Award in the Arts for Media.
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He announced that fellowships and internships that were thought to be on the chopping block will remain, that hiring freezes announced when he came on will be temporary.
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By the fifties, her writing had fallen out of favor, and when the sales stopped so did the fellowships, grants, and stipends that had supported her early work.
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By the time Dima wrote me, I had exhausted all the available postgraduate fellowships and didn't have enough money to continue living, even very frugally, in New York.
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The man had been trying to get in touch to tell her she was receiving one of this year's 2000 John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation fellowships.
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Ms. Carroll is a medical-school graduate (waiting to hear about fellowships, if anyone wants to wish her luck!) and slips in stuff like MDPHD, ATRIA and REGENTS.
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Other organizations, including the Pew Fellowships in the Arts, the Kresge Foundation, the Sundance Documentary Filmmaker Program and the Joan Mitchell Foundation, offer similar programs through Creative Capital.
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Dr. Galvez, who grew up in the Bay Area without health insurance, has relied on his parents to help support his wife and two children through surgical fellowships.
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Rice said that she and Ms. Nolan became good friends in the early 1980s, when they were among four women studying international security at Stanford University on fellowships.
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Rice said that she and Ms. Nolan became good friends in the early 1980s, when they were among four women studying international security at Stanford University on fellowships.
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In the 1970s, Golberg consulted for a now-discredited campaign for "safer" cigarettes by R.J. Reynolds, which still funds fellowships in his honor at Wake Forest and Duke.
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As he collected his name tag from a table, Mr. Reilly glanced down at the other names and began identifying who had won various fellowships, grants and accolades.
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All fellowships are merit-based grants, not project grants, and fellows will be expected to integrate into the local community by participating in local programs, symposiums and more.
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This is now officially one fewer guaranteed platform — which, yes, should be open to many genres — for noncommercial work, which scrapes by on grants, fellowships, commissions and, yes, awards.
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Well-appointed, Gulf-funded fellowships or research centers offer good salaries and the resources by which someone can both advance her career and amplify her Gulf-aligned policy views.
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The IFCN launched in September 2015 and the organization provides in-person and online training for fact checkers, fund fellowships and publishes a code of principles for fact checking.
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Apply for scholarships, fellowships, and assistantship positions: This is money you don't have to pay back, and I can vouch for the fact that this is a great option.
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"I joined organizations, clinics and fellowships that would allow me to advocate on behalf of those who, like myself, had trouble navigating their way into higher education," she writes.
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Prior to tax time, your school will also report qualified tuition expenses on Form 503-T, along with the details on the amount of scholarships, fellowships and grants received.
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She was also a major supporter of the Central Park Conservatory, and a board member and past president of the Alicia Patterson Foundation, which awards fellowships to working journalists.
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Residency training at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston followed, as did fellowships at the National Institutes of Health and at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
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She is the recipient of two Pushcart Prizes, an Elizabeth George Foundation grant, and fellowships from the MacDowell Colony, the Kenyon Review, and the Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing.
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So we have prioritized grants, fellowships, and dollars that the federal government has to sponsor students to pursue graduate degrees in the US. Now they're prioritizing for two years.
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CAD+SR is an independent, international non-profit arts-based research center that supports the social practices of artists, scholars, and researchers through workshops, fellowships, residencies, exhibitions, and publications.
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Yang released the returns for 2011 to 2018, the period after he created Venture for America, which offers two-year fellowships to help recent college graduates work at startups.
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She is the recipient of fellowships and residencies from Hedgebrook, the Elizabeth George Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, Kundiman, Jerome Foundation, MacDowell Colony, Saltonstall Foundation, and others.
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This requires creating more pathways and fellowships to bring young people into local government jobs — and making it clear that these positions are intended to shake up the status quo.
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The university's other sources of federal support — financial aid for students, Pell Grants, work-study programs, fellowships with government agencies and campus healthcare programs — are more difficult to tinker with.
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Standards could be set for protected innovation time, structured innovation positions and fellowships for organizational employees, and deal templates and best practices to shorten sales cycles and avoid onerous terms.
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Harvard is cracking down on unrecognized single-gender social clubs, declaring members ineligible for fellowships or for leadership positions such as captains of sports team, The Harvard Crimson reported Friday.
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Gabel has been the recipient of fellowships from the Sewanee Writers' Conference, Literary Arts Oregon, and the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, where she was a fellow in fiction.
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The recipient of Guggenheim and Rockefeller Foundation fellowships, Professor Eisenstein was appointed, in 1979, the inaugural scholar in residence at the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress.
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A Pushcart Prize–nominated poet with a MFA in Creative Writing from the New School, she has received fellowships from Cave Canem, Hedgebrook, Poets House, and the Vermont Studio Center.
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A recipient of the National Academy of Inventors, Alfred P. Sloan and John Simon Guggenheim fellowships, Farid is set to join the UC Berkeley faculty in July of this year.
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"Endocrinology fellowships continue to face challenges adding transgender health topics to the curriculum and we need to be proactive about finding ways to improve this," Davidge-Pitts told Reuters Health.
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"Disgraced former officials should not be offered cushy fellowships to rehabilitate their image or be given space to explain to students why they were only 'doing their jobs,' " he continued.
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EIS officers provide frontline defense during their fellowships, while successive classes of the EIS officers continue to serve on the front lines at every level of our public health system.
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Since leaving the government, Mr. Petraeus has worked for a New York investment firm, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company, and held an array of fellowships and teaching appointments around the country.
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In July, she applied to become one of the candidates that the Arena is supporting with fellowships designed to provide the tools and training they'll need to win next year.
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Republican congressional aides said this provision was inspired by Harvard's new policy of denying certain privileges — like leadership positions and recommendations for fellowships — to members of single-sex social clubs.
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The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts will award $413,500 in curatorial research fellowships for its fall 2018 cycle, which is the highest amount since the program launched in 2008.
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"I judge the Nicholl fellowships and the Student Academy Awards, but am I not qualified to vote?" asked Mr. Weisman, referring to academy mentorship programs in which he has been involved.
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Initiatives approved by Princeton include 30 new scholarships that include the cost of tuition and an additional $85033,000 for related expenses, as well as new doctoral fellowships for descendants of slaves.
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At 24, Meisenhelter is older than many people working with the Sunrise Movement, which is largely made-up of students who apply for 6-month, $4,800 fellowships funded by grassroots donors.
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" That's right: The Energy Department office that grants fellowships to researchers building technologies to lessen the impact of climate change has reportedly been told not to mention the term "climate change.
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The award comes after British universities in recent months gave visiting fellowships and professorships to actresses Angelina Jolie and Emma Watson, actor Benedict Cumberbatch and Pet Shop Boys singer Neil Tennant.
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The fellowships are intended for aspiring or early-career journalists with bold ideas and a lively writing style, each capable of working amid the excitement and pressures of a modern newsroom.
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While the companies Business Insider spoke with clarified they are not letting go of their "traditional" internship programs, they are using fellowships and apprenticeships to supplement their existing entry-level recruiting.
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Last week, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation awarded Mr. Asbed one of 24 annual fellowships, known colloquially as a "genius grant," to support his work in this area.
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"Because of the magnitude of knowledge and all the different technologies, now people more commonly go into fellowships, picking one area to specialize in," so they can build confidence and competence.
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The College Art Association announced its 2018 Professional Development Fellowships program, which supports artists, designers, craftspersons, historians, curators, and critics who are enrolled in MFA, PhD, and other terminal degree programs.
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And by the time they graduate and go to residency or to fellowships, it's just part of what you do — it's like you don't think twice about taking somebody's blood pressure.
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While the admissions density ratio between highest- and lowest- density states was about 1.5 to 1, the ratio of availability of SCC providers and of SCC fellowships was 8 to 1.
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An online open letter asking Harvard President Drew Faust to rescind the offers of fellowships to the pair has been signed by more than 1,900 people claiming to be Harvard alumni.
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Companies in a slightly more advanced stage can apply to Fast Forward in the Bay Area of California, and JPMorgan Chase's Financial Solutions Lab has fellowships for work on financial apps.
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She left CNN in 2004 and started to research Internet censorship and surveillance with fellowships at Harvard and Princeton, centers and foundations devoted to a free press in a rapidly changing world.
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What's next: Curbelo will have more fellowships related to energy and climate change and will reopen a media and public affairs practice he had in Miami prior to his time in Congress.
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"We do have communities who are struggling," said Madalene Mielke, President and CEO of the Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies, which offers paid internships and fellowships with members of Congress.
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She has received fellowships and awards from the Missouri Review, Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, VONA, Hedgebrook, the Camargo Foundation, Djerassi Resident Artists Program, and the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures.
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Stunning images chronicle China's dramatic changes "Individual Chinese photographers have started to earn fellowships and awards abroad," says Judy Polumbaum, Professor Emerita of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Iowa.
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The group said that it would use this latest endowment to continue awarding unrestricted $50,000 fellowships to accomplished artists in disciplines like architecture and design, dance, literature, music, theater and visual arts.
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Seeing those runaways on the piers, she continued, inspired her to co-found the True Colors Fund , which supports fellowships for homeless kids and tools for shelters to assess their L.G.B.T. inclusivity.
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"Many of the (Canada-based) trainees are fairly senior, doing fellowships, getting subspecialty experience," said Salvatore Spadafora, a vice dean with the University of Toronto's medical school, where 216 students are affected.
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He later received fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and United States Artists, as well as awards from the Moroccan government and the Institute of the Black World.
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He is a founder and trustee of the IES Brain Research Foundation in Sparta Township, N.J., which provides grants and funds to students for summer fellowships in the field of brain research.
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Mr. Benson, who taught at Yale for more than 30 years and was its art school dean from 1996 to 2006, was a MacArthur fellow in 1986 and received two Guggenheim fellowships.
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The MacArthur fellowships, awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for "extraordinary originality and dedication," come with a no-strings-attached award of $235,258, distributed over five years.
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In debates over education policy, we often hear new ideas about investing large amounts of funds in higher education in the form of free tuition, fellowships and loan forgiveness programs, among others.
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The MacDowell Colony in Peterborough, New Hampshire has awarded fellowships to 87 artists (architects, composers, filmmakers, theatre artists, interdisciplinary artists, visual artists, poets, fiction and nonfiction writers), averaging at about $10,000 each.
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Harvard made a shocking announcement on Friday: Members of the school's six all-male "final clubs" would no longer be eligible to run student clubs, be recommended for fellowships, or captain sports team.
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The gift to TMCF—named after the first black U.S. Supreme Court Justice—is a five year gift that provides undergraduate scholarships, graduate fellowships, and funds to faculty members involved in social sciences.
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Rivkin's father is Robert S. Rivkin, the deputy mayor of Chicago, and her mother was appointed by former President Barack Obama to serve as Director of the President's Commission on White House Fellowships.
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The criminal justice school at the State University of New York at Albany is adding six post-doctoral fellowships, temporary jobs for people who recently received doctoral degrees, for scholars who are minorities.
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The MacArthur fellowships, awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for exceptional "originality, insight and potential," come with a no-strings-attached award of $267,232, distributed over five years.
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The MacArthur fellowships, awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for exceptional "originality, insight and potential," come with a no-strings-attached award of $237,251, distributed over five years.
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The MacArthur fellowships, awarded annually by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for exceptional "originality, insight and potential," come with a no-strings-attached award of $246,242, distributed over five years.
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CHCI has provided thousands of bright, talented and promising Latino youth with paid congressional internships, fellowships and leadership programs designed to enhance opportunities to become leaders in Washington, DC and around the globe.
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That's a big part of the reason why I started a charitable organization called The Next Big Thing where young entrepreneurs with great ideas - regardless of educational background - can get fellowships, mentoring and support.
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"For [MBA] hopefuls, it is important to get as active as possible with groups, fellowships, and events that help bridge the gap between where you are and where you want to be," Saporu said.
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The second is making a foundational investment in our STEM workforce with legislation to increase STEM scholarships and fellowships and to make it easier for foreign STEM graduates of U.S. universities to work here.
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She looked back over the past three and a half decades — which is the life span of the fellowships — to see who'd received other top honors given only to United States citizens and residents.
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Awarding up to 30 new fellowships for writers and visual artists totaling over $1 million in stipends and free housing for the second cohort, the TAF will continue to enhance Tulsa's growing art scene.
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Instead she stayed in school and, always an overachiever, kept applying for and winning fellowships: ones from the Eastman School of Music and the Juilliard School, and a Fulbright that took her to Germany.
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Signed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, the law created low-interest federal student loans, debt cancellation for students who became teachers and graduate fellowships for students who studied specific fields like mathematics and engineering.
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The McKnight Visual Artists Fellowships is a highly competitive program that identifies talented Minnesota visual artists whose work is of exceptional artistic merit and who are at a career stage that is beyond emerging.
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In 2011 she applied for an internship with the Institute for Humane Studies (IHS), a nonprofit connected to George Mason University that promotes "classical liberalism" and libertarianism on college campuses and grants fellowships to students.
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Under the policy, students who join single-sex clubs may not serve as captains of sports teams or leaders of officially recognized student clubs and cannot receive endorsement letters from college deans for postgraduate fellowships.
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And they're growing in popularity: US employers have posted 145% more fellowships in the past nine months than all of 2018, according to an exclusive report that job-marketplace site ZipRecruiter drafted for Business Insider.
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He is the recipient of grants and fellowships from the Society of Authors in the UK, the Nation Institute, the Radcliffe Institute of Advanced Studies at Harvard University, and the Howard Foundation at Brown University.
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"On this special occasion in 2019 we honor the collaborative spirit that Merce Cunningham epitomized by giving fellowships to five artists," Mikhail Baryshnikov, the Baryshnikov Arts Center's founder and artistic director, said in a statement.
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The Edit's Claire Haug spoke with Theodore Kim, director of newsroom fellowships and internships, about the initiative: Claire: To start, why did you decide to end the internship program and replace it with the fellowship?
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His work with these exceptionally talented musicians, who receive coveted fellowships lasting up to three years, has already had a lasting impact on classical music: Many alumni now play with major professional orchestras and ensembles.
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In 2015, a New York Times op-ed by Victor Fleischer noted that Yale had spent $480 million on fees for hedge-fund managers — compared to $170 million it spent on tuition assistance and fellowships.
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Within the federal government, which she said does a "dismal job on diversity and inclusion," Warren would boost recruitment efforts to target entry-level applicants and create paid fellowships for minority and low-income job applicants.
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The separation between these sites presents a minor hurdle to those who want an overview of Colorado women's history, but the center has established three fellowships to produce on-site research, which will enrich future exhibitions.
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Trump recently tapped longtime Republican lobbyist and late Trump adopter Richard Hohlt to join his President's Commission on White House Fellowships, advisers who help the president select finalists for the White House's long-running fellowship program.
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"That was my role model for my life," said Shamshirsaz, who received his medical degree at Tehran University Medical School and then completed residencies and fellowships at the University of Iowa and the University of Connecticut.
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Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics, an academic program based in Midtown, takes students and young professionals to Germany and Poland to explore how lessons from the Holocaust remain relevant to their fields.
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The safety net that has emerged in recent years to address the holes in freelance journalism — particularly for international reporting, since the route to becoming a foreign correspondent has been largely upended — are grants or fellowships.
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The VLC Forum 303 will also feature the announcements of the finalists for and the recipient of the international biennial 230-28 Jane Lombard Prize for Art and Social Justice and the Vera List Center Fellowships.
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A former Trump campaign surrogate and current member of the President's Commission on White House Fellowships was fired from Arizona State University four years ago for sexual misconduct, according to documents obtained by The Washington Post.
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For example, I've initiated new field trips and volunteer opportunities in the community, traveled domestically and abroad with students, and participated in teacher fellowships through the National Writing Project and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Recognizing this reality, we set out to assist veterans interested in gaining experience and actively impacting policy by using their hard-won practical and unique skills, and powerful leader talent, by awarding highly competitive paid fellowships.
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I was traveling through Germany and Poland with the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics, a program that looks at the role of journalists, lawyers, doctors, businesspeople and religious leaders in the Holocaust.
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Undergraduate members of single-sex social clubs are barred from holding leadership positions in on-campus student groups and on athletic teams, and will not be endorsed by the university for coveted fellowships like the Rhodes Scholarship.
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The administration is officially penalizing members of single-gender social clubs, with penalties such as barring members of such clubs from holding student leadership positions, varsity athletic team captaincies and even from receiving College endorsement for fellowships.
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The 24 people selected last year as fellows of the MacArthur Foundation fellowships included the writer Ta-Nehisi Coates; Lin-Manuel Miranda, the writer and star of the hit Broadway musical "Hamilton"; and the artist Nicole Eisenman.
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Along with their wives, both men shared an interest in Latin America and were donors to Princeton in Latin America, a nonprofit organization that funds projects and fellowships in the region for students, as recently as 53.
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During his tenure the endowment created what is now known as the annual NEA Jazz Masters Fellowships and took on management of the National Medal of Arts, which each year honors artists in a variety of fields.
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Science, technology, engineering and math students — and early-career scientists — should take advantage of public policy learning opportunities available through programs like the Science and Technology Policy Fellowships of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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This reporting was made possible by press fellowships to the 2016 International Conference on Family Planning and Women Deliver 2016 granted to the author by the United Nations Foundation and Women Deliver via Global Health Strategies, respectively.
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Ms. Blackwell's words proved prophetic: Ms. Lekberg went on to receive numerous grants and awards, including two Guggenheim Fellowships, and to exhibit all over the United States, as well as in Canada, England, Italy and other countries.
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"As the spreadsheet reveals, more and more institutions are relying on contingent labor — whether fixed-term project positions or fellowships," explains one of Fisher's collaborators who asked to remain anonymous because their museum position is non-permanent.
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The donors' footprints go beyond fellowships, extending to summer stipends and other programs, presenting hard choices for students eager to defray the schools costs but wary of taking money from people they view as tied to Epstein.
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The Freer | Sackler, Museum of Fine Arts Boston and The Metropolitan Museum of Art are also expanding their teams of East Asian painting conservators by offering fellowships endowed by The Mellon Foundation, matching grants or private aid.
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The Princess Grace Foundation, established in honor of Grace Kelly, is "dedicated to identifying and assisting emerging talent in theater, dance and film by awarding grants in the form of scholarships, apprenticeships and fellowships," according to their website.
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Also this month, the New York State Council on the Arts has been holding events around the state, including in New Rochelle, where it has been promoting a new diversity initiative, Arts Career Development Fellowships for Underrepresented Communities.
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On fellowships, she earned a master's degree in German at the University of Wisconsin at 19 and a doctorate in German literature at the University of Cologne at 20, one of the youngest ever to achieve that distinction.
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And this week, Heather Nauert, the former State Department spokeswoman who withdrew her nomination for ambassador to the United Nations in February, citing the stress on her family, was appointed to the President's Commission on White House Fellowships.
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"The ambition of the new center is to create fellowships for scholars in residence and encourage academic commitment to this material by making it available to a wide range of students and scholars," Mr. Teitelbaum said by phone.
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There are several that come close, such as institutionally sponsored fellowships and workshops that train educational staff to imagine new ways to serve diverse audiences, build advocacy infrastructure, and engage people of color in leadership and skills training.
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