Dubbed EXPERT, for Experimental Program for Education in Research and Training, the program focuses on promoting diversity through recruiting and mentoring, and it offers special seminars, advanced research programs, and substantial stipends to participants.
He has served on advisory boards or held directorships at six drug manufacturing companies at least, and received substantial stipends from many more.
He added that the fees were "a last poke at the scab" after the hall insured and catalogued the items and did not get the substantial stipend from the museum that was part of the deal to provide the artifacts.
It's a major professional commitment, and teachers are compensated with an annual (and substantial) stipend for that work.
Recipients also receive a substantial housing stipend, adjusted for local conditions.
He was provided with a substantial state stipend, however, and for the next 15 years he remained there, writing nine books on political, economic, religious, linguistic, and philosophical topics.
In 1390, Carrouges was promoted to a chevalier d'honneur as a bodyguard of the King, a title which came with a substantial financial stipend and was a position of important social standing.
While on active duty, I received medical care without any premiums or co-pays, a substantial housing allowance, a small stipend for food, and a base salary that by today's pay scale would be $5,168 a month.
The bill meant not only a substantial increase in college tuition assistance, but a monthly stipend to live on.
It's a substantial drop from her $80,000 salary last year, when she got a stipend for holding an elected faculty position and worked through the summer.
As prebendaries, they received stipends from cathedral income; depending on the location and wealth of the cathedral, this could amount to substantial annual income.
