An academic grant would support me.
About trying to secure academic grant money, she writes, "Translation jobs always made me want to jump out a window".
This introductory workshop covers the basic principles of writing an academic grant proposal.
Ray Fisher, the baseball coach, made sure that the school converted Wilpon's athletic scholarship into an academic grant, and he was able to graduate on time, in 1958.
This work was funded in part by an Intel Corporation academic grant, the Thousand Talents Plan of China, National Natural Science Foundation of China grant nos.
A native New Yorker, Mr. Beltre said his problems began when he went to Boston College in 1984 on an academic grant that covered one year's tuition.
Ingrid has garnered an academic grant allowing her to travel to the island of Pelat off the Indian Ocean coast of Kenya, where her academic mentor and adviser, Nick Templeton, has disappeared while doing research.
Academic grant and job applications can be long-winded affairs; a grant I recently applied for came with a nonsensically long 55 page guide for candidates, and took weeks to complete (with a success rate of 15%).
"It is not like an academic grant, where you are given the money and if one avenue doesn't work you change [direction] or, if you find something a little bit more interesting, you do that". Often, philanthropy does not cover the indirect costs of research.
But the private, predominantly African-American school in Rock Hill, South Carolina, is trying to change that with the help of a grant from NASA--the first competitive academic grant the college has received in its 111-year history.
The Art Hall incident comes on top of countless other Koch-related brouhaha, such as the attempt at Florida State to subvert a Koch academic grant to the economics department, and complaints at other schools about lectures funded by the Kochs.
