This program aims to enhance education and research capabilities at HSIs in scientific and engineering disciplines critical to the national security functions of DoD and to increase the number of graduates, including under-represented minorities, in the fields of science, engineering, and mathematics. Thus, awards under this solicitation will be limited to HSIs having an accredited, degree-granting program in science, engineering, or mathematics. In the case of two-year colleges, the associates' degree in science, engineering, or mathematics is acceptable. The Research Policy Committee seeks nominations from all colleges at UNM for the 46th Annual Research Lectureship Award. The awardee will deliver the lecture during the Spring Semester of 2001, and in return will receive an honorarium and a teaching load reduction for two semesters during the 2001-2002 academic year.
All faculty are to receive a copy of the guide in the mail.
Priority is given to working conferences that address research issues in anthropology and provide for intensive interaction among participants. The deadline for application is open. Support is also provided for the preparation of accounts, documentation, and analysis of experiences in the use of nonviolent struggle. The deadline for application is January 1,2001 . This will be a one and a half-day event that will take place at the Science and Technology Research Park at the South Campus of the University of New Mexico.