On the bus from Chicago, a fellowship student sat in a drunken stupor, thinking about the pretty blonde in the center aisle.
By Larry Woiwode The New Yorker, July 13 , 1968P. 26 On the bus from Chicago, a fellowship student sat in a drunken stupor, thinking about the pretty blonde in the center aisle.
Since officially moving to New York City in 2004, Lebrun's tenure at Ailey has evolved from aspiring fellowship student, to rising dancer of Ailey II, the company's ensemble of young talent, to one of the thirty professionals of the current Ailey troupe.
In addition, the majority declared, the money that graduate assistants receive does not constitute pay for services because fellowship students who do not have to work receive essentially the same amount.
The Interdisciplinary Training in Primary Health Care Research program at the University of Western Ontario, Canada, is open to mid-career clinicians, postdoctoral fellows, MD residents doing research fellowships, graduate students, and outstanding undergraduate students.
It also will include $10 million for fellowships for students at the university.
It has also created Google policy fellowships, placing students in organizations like the Cato Institute that frequently research policies important to Google.
Dr. Herskowitz consistently donated half his share of the patent income to finance scholarships and fellowships for students in his laboratory.
The Istanbul-based Kurdish Culture and Research Foundation is being prosecuted for placing a newspaper advertisement offering fellowships to students "who are able to read and write Kurdish".
Hundreds of people gather every month for sold-out meetings of the New York Tech Meet Up; a group called HackNY sponsors summer fellowships for students with startup companies and organizes 24-hour hackathons, in which college kids from the metropolitan area spend the night creating clever turns on existing software.
