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The Center invites applications for its Resident Fellowship Program for Academic Year 2010-11. The fellowship brings together academics, senior military officers, government executives, and others to strengthen the nation’s understanding of the ethics of national defense, war, and the military profession. Ideal candidates from academia will be published scholars with teaching experience in ethics, political theory, international relations, and/or public policy. The sponsor is especially interested in candidates familiar with current just war theory debates.

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The sponsor offers funding for Division III institutions and conference offices to hire an intern in administration/coaching.

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Each summer during its annual season, the sponsor offers internships in all areas of arts administration. Administrative internships are intended to give hands-on experience to those interested in a career in arts management. All interns work as integral parts of the ADF staff in an invigorating arts environment and play an important role in carrying out the ADF’s mission to serve dance, dancers, choreographers and artists in related fields.

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This grant program supports the development, implementation, creative utilization, application and evaluation of distance education opportunities for maternal and child health (MCH) professionals. Up to $300,000 is available to fund up to 3 grants.

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The sponsor provides funding to organizations that are committed to putting more people on bicycles more often.

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The fellowship program is designed to provide opportunities for promising, highly qualified, young researchers to conduct cooperative research under the leadership of their host researchers of Japanese universities and research institutions especially in the fields relevant to the main thematic focus of UNU-IAS, located in Yokohama, and UNU Centre, located in Tokyo.

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The sponsor offers two research grants for researchers utilizing the outstanding resources of the Special Collections and Rare Books and University Archives and Manuscripts Department. The goal of the research grants is to promote scholarly research utilizing the resources of this Department. Collections include the Woman’s Collection, Rare Book Collection, Cello Music Collections, Manuscripts Collection, Women Veterans Historical Collection, and University Archives.

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The sponsor provides research grants to encourage and support research on Ukrainian Canadian and Ukrainian subjects in the Humanities, history, literature, language, education, women's studies, law, and library sciences.

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The sponsor provides challenge grants to assist public and other 501(c)(3) agencies in the efforts to serve community needs.

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One award of $6,000 is available for a summer or sabbatical residency of six continuous weeks to utilize the resources available from the college and the Cornell University Library.

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The sponsor offers scholarships for public and private precollegiate and educators to take college courses.

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The deadlines for receipt of pre-applications are: March 1, July 1 and November 1. The corresponding deadlines for full applicaitons, if invited, are: April 1, August 1 and December 1.

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The sponsor provides support for high-quality, high-impact, novel research that has a high likelihood of success and of resulting in methods or products that will advance the anti-doping field and ensure integrity in sport.

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Application to the fellowship program should be initiated by a brief project description accompanied by a list of manuscripts or other archival materials the applicant wishes to consult in the course of his or her research in order that the presence of these materials in the collections and their suitability for the proposed research may be determined. Confirmation of the presence or absence of these materials and their appropriateness for the proposed topic will be sent shortly thereafter. A formal application should then be submitted.

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The sponsor provides fellowships to assist scholars wishing to conduct research in the manuscript collections in the Vatican Film Library. Travel expenses and a living allowance are provided for a period of two to eight weeks. Applicants may be post-doctoral scholars or graduate students formally admitted to Ph.D. granting program working on their dissertations.

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The sponsor provides support for fellowships which enable fellows to concentrate on a major scientific or scholarly project, free of extensive teaching duties, and the opportunity to discuss their discipline with colleagues and students at the Ernst Moritz Arndt University of Greifswald. A joint application by several people who wish to realize a project in Greifswald in interdisciplinary and international cooperation is also possible.

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The sponsor provides funding for PhD candidates to cover their living expenses and tuition fees related to attending the university.

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The sponsor provides funding for PhD candidates to cover living expenses and tuition associated with attending the university.

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The sponsor provides support to fund group opportunities for young people residing in the Connecticut Community Foundation’s twenty-one town service area. These opportunities should promote peace, justice and understanding of the people of this nation and people of other nations through educational experiences for persons in their intellectually formative years.

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The sponsor provides support for intercampus faculty conferences within and across academic disciplines known as "Conversations in the Disciplines." These conferences bring together State University of New York members and visiting scholars to examine new trends, review promising research findings, and become acquainted with professional developments in their fields and on other campuses.

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The March 12 deadline is for a May decision, and the September 10 deadline is for a November decision.

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New York State-operated campuses may nominate full professors who have shown outstanding teaching competence at the graduate, undergraduate, or professional levels.

Deadline Note

The March 12 deadline is for a May decision, and the September 10 deadline is for a November decision.

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The sponsor provides an award to recognize faculty who have achieved a distinguished reputation for service.