The balance, more than $435,000, went to administrative and operating expenses, including stipends for the board of directors, travel and election fees and a board retreat.
RTA spent the $275,000 on evaluating program candidates--including background screening and random drug testing; Delgado program expenses; student stipends for 52 weeks; classroom supplies and materials; workers' compensation; and job-related certifications.
The fellowships cover travel expenses, a stipend, and a research grant.
The biomedical program will accept 25 freshmen in the fall and expects to offer 20 scholarships, which will include free tuition for four years as well as $17,000 in stipends and expense money for research in the junior and senior years, said SHELDON WEINBAUM, a CUNY distinguished professor in mechanical engineering and one of the program's architects.
Further, the attorney general has required that the agency itemize certain expenses listed on a 1998 financial statement, including $173,000 for miscellaneous expenses and $102,000 in stipends.
They should be prepared to come for an interview in London or New York, at their own expense, but a small stipend will be paid to the successful candidate.
Administration officials say the first lady will soon focus on the Serve America Act, a bipartisan bill in the Senate that would expand the number of public service volunteers eligible for minimal living expenses and modest educational stipends.
He donates all his earnings, about $40,000 yearly, to the home, which pays his living expenses and a stipend of $200 a month.
Unlike basketball and baseball, ultimate has no millionaire stars players get modest stipends and travel expenses.
Factoring in cost-of-living expenses for personnel salaries, student stipends, and the inflation and increasing cost of reagents, the actual buying power of today's budget compared to the same budget ten years ago has decreased dramatically.
The New GI Bill also provides stipends for living expenses and books.
