For the three weeks of work, which ended on Friday, they received three college credits and a stipend from the New York Community Trust.
The N.C.A.A. would do best, then, to let loose the clamps of amateurism — a chorus of coaches have already expressed their support for some kind of meaningful stipend for college athletes — and double-down instead on academic enforcement.
Membership of the college offered an annual stipend of £200; for the first time, Henson was in reasonably comfortable financial circumstances.
Obtaining a volunteer position can be easier than getting an internship with a stipend or college credit.
The tribe now offers full scholarships and living stipends for college.
It will also give the students new college ID's, $200 stipends and free textbooks and notebooks, and it will open two new computer centers to help students whose computers are locked up in their dorm rooms.
With only two of the seven closed dormitories back in service, N.Y.U. is also giving the displaced students new college ID's, $200 stipends and free textbooks and notebooks, and is opening two new computer centers to help students whose computers are locked in their rooms.
The money is used to provide a $300 stipend for each college student mentor, $350 for each public school teacher, as well as to cover the expenses of running the initial workshop and related consultant fees.
[Correction: Despite sending out emails and updating its site to ask people 23 and under to "apply" for its $100,000 stipend to skip college, the Thiel Fellowship tells us it's is not accepting anyone older than 20. We reported earlier it was taking people up to age 23.
However, as even moderate reform proposals, such as multi-year grant-in-aids or minimal cost-of-living stipends, have shown, college presidents, faculty athletic representatives, university athletic administrators, coaches and many college athletes consistently resist any change to their college-sport geometry.
