Fourteen folk artist apprentice grants were awarded to people whose talents range from decoy carving to Chinese knotting.
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First, apprentices must be granted practical experience; during that experience, they must be welcomed and invited to participate in all operating work processes.
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The first step is contingent on the degree to which they are accepted, recognized, and granted discretion as an apprentice in the workplace where they apprenticed.
The H.C.A. used its forty-thousand-dollar grant to pair master carvers with apprentices to create totem poles, as the Haida people have been doing for thousands of years.
In 1562 Gerard went to London to become an apprentice to a barber-surgeon and, after seven years, was granted permission to establish his own practice.
By 1976, he was in charge of materials research and, on a grant partly paid for by the United Nations, spent four months apprenticing in the Italian nuclear program.
He or she then has a few years to strike it lucky and become a lab chief, much of whose time is spent applying for grants and administering the work of the next generation of apprentice scientists.
These program components have not all been present since inception, but have been added through efforts to institutionalize initiatives that were originally funded by grants from FIPSE (the original CURO program), Howard Hughes Medical Institute (the CURO apprentice program), and the National Science Foundation (the promising scholars program).
