Eligibility

Benefits

The packages provide the following over a 4 year period:

• Up to 4 million for a tenure track position at the assistant professor level
• Up to 6 million for a time-unlimited position at the associate professor level
• Up to 8 million for a time-unlimited position at the full professor level
• Up to 8 million for a clinical- or clinical chair professor position with mandatory research responsibilities for a minimum of five years.

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Application Process

• Click here to apply for Start Package Grants 2023

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Eligibility

To be eligible to apply for an Ambassadors Grant 2023 must be :

• Be an Ambassador
• Be organizing a pharmacology engagement activity, for example, talks or networking events

Benefits

You can apply for up to £250 to support your Ambassador activities. These funds can be used for:

• Venue hire
• Catering at networking events
• Reimbursing travel and accommodation costs for speakers
• Resources for talks
• Creating new resources

Funding must be used within 1 year of the award.

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Application Process

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• The proposed project must be fully delivered within the timeframe set out in the application and within the funding amount awarded. Any unused funds will be returned to the Society, and any changes to the delivery date should be agreed with the awarding committee.

Note: Successful applicants are expected to submit a short report on completion of the project which may be in the form of a Pharmacology Matters article for dissemination to the membership.

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Eligibility

To be eligible for Distinguished Dissertation Award 2023 applicant must be:

• Applicants must be Working on Doctoral Dissertation. Postdoctoral Scholar.
• Doctoral degree awarded, or completion of all degree requirements, within the last two years.
• Individuals must be nominated for these awards by a member institution (UCLA).
• Completed dissertations representing original work should make an unusually significant contribution to the discipline. Abstract of the dissertation.
• Three letters of recommendation: one from the dissertation chair, one from another dissertation committee member, and one from someone of the applicant’s choosing.
• Evidence of completion of the doctoral degree within the stated time period.

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Benefits

The Distinguished Dissertation Award provides funding up to:

• Amount: $2,000
• Stipend: $2,000 + reasonable travel expenses to the annual awards luncheon.

Application Process

• Click here to apply.
• For more information click here.

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Eligibility

• This program is for African-American graduate students.
• Applicant must be a Prospective Graduate Student or a Current Graduate Student.
• Must be a financially active member of the National Black MBA Association.
• Must be a student entering their 1st year or continuing in a full or part-time master’s program.
• Applicants must be recommended by a faculty member or individual familiar with the applicant’s academic achievements or a supervisor in a business workplace.
• Must have a 3.0 GPA or above.

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Benefits

The Graduate Scholarship Program provides funding up to :

• Amount: $3,000
• Stipend: Scholarships range from $1,000 to $10,000.

Application Process

• Click here to apply.

Your fellowship application must comprise all or some elements of the following

• Fellowship proposal
• Budget
• Resume
• Letter of recommendation
• Language evaluation
• Yale transcript

For more information click here.

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MISF offers Du Pré Grants to MS researchers from emerging countries to enable them to make short visits to established MS research centers outside their own country, either to learn from each other or to carry out parts of joint research projects.

Eligibility

To be eligible for MISF Du Pré Grants 2023 candidates must:

• Be educated to post-graduate level (at least MSc, but preferably Ph.D./MD) in an area relevant to multiple sclerosis (MS)
• Be citizens of a low- or middle-income country (all countries with a low, lower-middle, or upper-middle income as defined by the World Bank)
• Focus their research proposal on an area relevant to multiple sclerosis

Candidates must also be in one of the following situations:

• Working or studying in a low- or middle-income country (all countries with a low, lower-middle, or upper-middle income as defined by the World Bank) at the time of nomination
• Working or studying in another country on a project which started within six months before the nomination
• Studying in another country on a project supported by an MS International Federation grant

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Benefits

• Each grant is likely to be between UK £2,000 and £4,000, to a maximum of £5,000. The funds are intended to go towards travel and living costs or to top up an existing grant to extend a visit.

Application Process

• Applicant completes all sections of the online application form here.
• Identify your project and field of interest.
• Contact and agree on a project proposal with a host (project supervisor in a lab or clinic).
• If you do not have a host, contact the research team for advice as soon as possible.
• After the Applicant submits, the Host is contacted to submit a supporting statement using the same application form

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Eligibility

Virtual Fellowships Grants for Scholarly Research

Applicants must make their own best cases for how a one-month virtual fellowship can provide vital support to pursue or advance their research. Here are some examples of scenarios an applicant might propose to use their fellowship funds:

• A researcher requests dedicated time to review and evaluate archival notes and images collected on previous research trips and will fund childcare in order to do so.
• A researcher requests dedicated time to research and write the final chapter of their manuscript without summer teaching obligations.
• A researcher requests time to conduct remote research with digitized materials available through the Folger and other online collections.
• An independent researcher needs to fund access to online databases.
• A researcher plans to create and/or curate digital resources for use in undergraduate classrooms.
• A researcher, working with a Folger digitized collection, requests time to examine these sources in detail, but must supplement adjunct teaching in order to do so.
• A researcher, unable to take up a residential research fellowship because they have small children, requests funds to pay for the digitization of or the reproduction and permission fees for images of rare materials so they might access them from home.
• A researcher with caregiving responsibilities requests time to revise and finalize their manuscript from home.

In all cases, fellowship funds are to support full-time work on a research project. Funds may be used to relieve personal and/or professional constraints to full-time research.

Scholars must hold a terminal degree in their field by the time they begin their virtual fellowship. To evaluate these applications each year, the Fellowships Program assembles an external committee of respected scholars, aiming for disciplinary, methodological, and geographical diversity. Committee membership changes annually. The committee is charged with evaluating applications based on the proposed topic’s impact, its relevance to the field, the originality and sophistication of the scholar’s approach, the feasibility of the scholar’s research objectives, and the proposed use of their research funds. Particular weight is accorded to the project’s impact, relevance, and approach. Furthermore, the Institute is committed to supporting work across fields of study in the early modern humanities that address inequities or marginalized subjects, and that point to richer and more inclusive histories.

Virtual Fellowships Grants for Artistic Research

Virtual fellowships for artistic research are open to artists working in all media whose work would benefit from significant primary research that is related to the histories, concepts, art, and objects of the early modern world. This includes, but is not limited to, visual artists, writers, dramaturgs, playwrights, performers, filmmakers, and composers. For context, here are some generalized examples from our 2022-23 cohort.

• An artist working with a Folger digitized manuscript requests funding to produce imagery inspired by that manuscript using innovative printing techniques as well as creating related performance art pieces.
• A visual artist requests funding to produce a series of paintings that explore mental illness in Tudor England.
• A filmmaker requests funding to write a script for a miniseries inspired by Shakespeare and his contemporaries.
• A playwright requests funding to research and write a contemporary Latinx interpretation of a play by Shakespeare.
• An artist requests funding to produce performance art that explores the crossroads of scientific fact and speculative fiction in the early modern US.
• An artist requests funding to create a multi-media exhibit that explores Indigenous objectification in the early modern world and its continuation today.
• A writer requests funding to write long-form poetry focused on constructs of gender in the early modern period.

While a terminal degree is not required for Artistic Research Fellowships, applicants should describe their training and level of industry-specific experience in their CV. All applicants must apply as individuals, including artists working as collaborators.

• Click here for more information on our Artistic Research Fellowships.

Benefits

• Grants up to $4,000.

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Application Process

• Apply here.

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Hurry up!! Don’t miss this golden opportunity, Creative Writing Fellowship is designed to support writers completing their first books. which provides a generous stipend, office space, and an intellectual community for the recipients, who spend one academic year at Colgate. In return, each fellow teaches one creative writing workshop per semester and gives a public reading of their work.

Eligibility

• Candidates from historically underrepresented groups, women, persons with disabilities, and Protected Veterans are encouraged to apply.

Benefits

The Creative Writing Fellowship includes:

• A stipend of $43,750
• Travel expenses
• Health and life insurance are provided

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The conference includes seminars, workshops, lectures, and opportunities for networking with approximately 10,000 science writers from around the world, and is the first time it will take place in Latin America.

Eligibility

Benefits

• The ABSW is offering 5 grants for travel, accommodation, and subsistence whilst traveling, of up to £1000 each to members who would like to attend and benefit from attending the conference.

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Application Process

• Apply here.

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Eligibility

The Ethical Global Engagement Grants program is meant for anyone, anywhere in the world, but would especially suit people who are:

• Looking to volunteer abroad, but are skeptical of the dominant “voluntourism” paradigm
• Students looking for internships (online or in-person) to support and broaden their studies
• Gap Year students looking for a unique opportunity to join a program that offers support but is also flexible and self-directed, with the possibility to earn college credit

Benefits

EDGE online learning platform, where you will:

• Engage in an online classroom exploring the complexities of ‘doing good’ and striving for justice while crossing differences of culture and power. To see a preview of classroom content, check out our Widening Circles Syllabus.

• Work 1:1 with a member of our EdGE Mentor team who will support and deepen your learning and reflections throughout the EdGE classroom and during your internship experience.

• Benefit from peer-to-peer learning and shared dialogue through periodic discussion groups and webinars to support community-building and critical reflection.

• Have the option to take a deeper dive into a topic of interest by engaging in one of our Curriculum Concentrations to supplement the core content you’ll be exploring in the main classroom.

 Opportunities to pursue social impact internships (online or in-person), where you will:

• Use our platform to browse and apply for internship opportunities with Omprakash Partners. Omprakash Partners are vetted, grassroots organizations located in over 50 countries around the world and working in diverse fields including education, health, human rights, migration, sustainability, and social enterprise.

• Continue your 1:1 work with an EdGE Mentor with whom you can share your experiences, reflections, and questions as you navigate your internship experience.

• Experience all the independence of a solo traveler with the support and guidance of Omprakash’s experienced global education professionals and resources when you need them.

Throughout your engagement in both the EdGE classroom and your internship experience, you will engage in the practice of digital storytelling to document your learning and reflections. Your digital storytelling posts will culminate in a Digital Portfolio that you can share with loved ones as well as future employers or admissions officers.

EDGE Travel Grants:

• The EdGE Travel Grant defrays travel and living expenses for volunteers or interns who are planning to spend an extended period of time (generally 3+ months) with an Omprakash Partner. There is no restriction on volunteer age. Typical grant amounts range from $500 to $1500. While some grants cover full expenses, most will not. Grant recipients are often expected to ‘meet us halfway,’ and are welcome to use the Omprakash Crowdfunding platform to help cover unmet costs.

What are Travel grants?

Application Process

• Apply here.

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The Verto Education Opportunity Grant ($5,000-$14,000) can reduce tuition by as much as 72%. Funding is awarded based on Expected Family Contribution (determined by the FAFSA). Students must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 to qualify.

The Verto Scholars Award ($5,000) is offered to incoming students based on their high school GPA. Applicants with a GPA of 3.5 or higher will automatically be given a Verto Scholars Award.

Eligibility

• Interested candidates can apply.

Benefits

•  Verto Education Opportunity Grant up to $5,000 – $17,000

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Application Process

• Apply here.

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