Sentence examples for educational awards from inspiring English sources
With its modest stipends and educational awards, AmeriCorps — our domestic Peace Corps — has enabled more than 500,000 Americans to serve, about half of them full time.
This accelerated the convergence between science and technology in the 19th and 20th centuries and created a complex system of educational awards representing the level of accomplishment from simple instruction in schools to advanced research in universities.
Grad Plus is a federal loan program that will be available to most students to cover the difference, if any, between their total budget and other educational awards (including other federal loans).
Nature's Classroom is a longstanding program that has received several educational awards for its programs.
Association for Women in Science Education - Undergrandate and Graduate Educational Awards.
City Year also gives a $4,725 higher educational award after completing the program.
People have tried to use the educational award through Americorps Vista Program and it does not work.
And all of them are vying for jobs that have a starting salary of $14,400 per year (plus an AmeriCorps educational award of $5,550).
In 1988, Oppenheim won the IEEE's highest educational award, which was presented at a ceremony presided over by James Kaiser, SM '54, ScD '59, and attended by more than a thousand people.
He has received the Richard M. Bass Outstanding Young Power Electronics Engineer Award, the R. David Middlebrook Achievement Award, the ONR Young Investigator Award, and the SAE Ralph R. Teetor Educational Award, and is co-author of ten IEEE prize papers.
In the last few months, the combined experience of this team has also included cleaning up the muck after floods in West Virginia, building houses along the hurricane-pummeled Gulf Coast and working with children of low-income families in southern Georgia — all for about $80 a week and $4.50 a day in meal money, and a $4,725 educational award once they have completed their 10-month hitch.
