Sentence examples for fellowship report from inspiring English sources

M. Witlox, Molart Fellowship Report, Unpublished report, April 2000, p. 43.

For example, a young master or PhD student may wish to include a link of all reported errors sent in his annual fellowship report or even in his curriculum vitae.

Ten graduates of the fellowship reported having published one or more first-authored papers (mean 2.1; range 1 3).

First, we reviewed Pfizer administrative records of fellowships, including job descriptions, online journals (blogs) written by Fellows during their six-months in the field, final fellowship reports, annual individual evaluations of fellows by supervisors and the fellows themselves, and annual GHF program performance evaluations.

In 1993, after being awarded a Times of India fellowship to report from rural India, Mr. Sainath travelled across the 10 poorest districts of five states for two years.

After dinner, I took a taxi back to the apartment I was subletting from the writer Suzy Hansen, a fellow New Jersey native, who had won a fellowship to report on Istanbul, a city she had chosen largely because of her love of James Baldwin, who lived there in the nineteen-sixties.

A notable finding is that fellows who reported more structure to their postdoctoral fellowship also reported higher satisfaction with their training, lower conflicts, and higher productivity than those reporting less structure, even when controlling for other factors such as gender, citizenship, funding, field, and institution (Davis, 2005).

Our protocol did not include interviews with staff of research partner organizations or clinical centers; however, often the opinions of these staff were documented in fellowship evaluation reports or other administrative records.

For instance, during our ongoing interactions with the Fellows in the course of the Fellowship, Fellows reported that they found it challenging to balance views and expectations from multiple stakeholders (i.e. academic and host mentors as well as the program), especially in the face of divergent views.

Grassroots AIDS activism was professionalized by instituting "best practice awards" for NGOs; awards for journalism, HIV-reporting, media fellowship for study abroad; fellowship for HIV medicine, care; and funding for producing documentaries and films, etc.

Peers of fellows are however more informed about fellowship opportunities and report a higher intention to apply for the fellowship, thus contributing to the persistence of the potential impact of the fellowship across different cohorts.