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The governor, a Democrat, has said he supports a permanent increase in stipends for Alabama foster parents, the lowest paid in the nation.

The Senate has approved the increase in stipends, for example, and the House has endorsed a boost of that magnitude for the physical sciences.

An increase in stipends for starting postdocs to, say, 75% of starting academic salaries would raise the NIH stipend by about $10,000.

And, at least as set out in the current plan, which also includes significant increases in stipends for NSF doctoral fellows, the boost in salaries "would not be at the expense of existing NSF programs," says NSF spokesperson Mary Hanson.

On Tuesday, Jeffrey Mervis reported that buried inside the White House's essentially flat budget proposal for the National Science Foundation (NSF) is a $2000 a year increase in stipends for the agency's Graduate Research Fellowship Program GRFPP).

Prizant said it is less than that, roughly in the $120,000 range, including about $40,000 in stipends for extra work.

The increase covers a plethora of programs that NSF has designated as priorities, from $120 million more for the physical sciences (a 12.7% increase) to a 20% boost (from $25,000 to $30,000) in annual stipends for graduate research fellows.

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.

These fellowships provide $20,000 in stipend support for 1-2 years.

A clear indication of their leadership is the recently adopted increase in stipend levels for graduate students.

Over the course of his directorship more than 20 years—he expanded the available disciplines from three to five, adding operations management and organizational behavior; he recruited more students, getting personally involved in the admissions process; and he pushed for, and succeeded in getting, larger stipends for doctoral students, making SOM more competitive with its peer schools.