They had context-relevant fellows, people who had very specific challenges".
We teach planning, marketing, fundraising, programming and a host of other subjects relevant to our Fellows and their organizations.
Fellows will be connected with faculty across Harvard and other academic institutions in the Boston area as relevant to each Fellow's area of research.
In addition, HHMI will provide an annual allowance of $3,000, which may be used for health insurance, health care expenses, books and supplies, journal subscriptions, computer-related expenses, travel to scientific meetings, professional fees or dues, tuition for special courses, and other purposes relevant to a fellow's study.
But it's her other title that's more relevant here: Senior Fellow for Middle East Affairs at the Center for Security Policy.
The fellows review relevant background literature, hypothesis tested, methodology, statistics, conclusions, and impact on clinical care.
Likewise, while posts about the philosophical concerns that ruled Swartz's programming might still be relevant and comprehensible to fellow programmers today, footnotes or post-by-post introductions would be helpful to general readers.
Three of Vermeer's classic light-filled compositions set in the left corner of rooms are displayed on the upper floor interspersed with relevant works by his fellow artists, along with his almost miniature "Girl With a Red Hat" and the large "Allegory of Faith".
The seminars include a review of the relevant literature and give the fellows the opportunity to consolidate knowledge about the fundamentals of geriatric psychiatry and medicine.
"One thing the recall has done is it has made California relevant," said Bill Whalen, a research fellow at the Hoover Institution and a former speechwriter for Mr. Wilson.
He was a walking encyclopedia of police procedures and reminded fellow officers of relevant points in a firm but polite way.
