Available to graduate students in financial need and demonstrating academic excellence. Sponsored by the Soros Foundation and Open Society Institute and the Lindesmith Center and Center on Crime, Communities, and Culture Fellowships. Research should be conducted in disciplines related to SI goals and objectives. The fellowship can be for a maximum of two years, through funding will be in annual increments. Indirect costs on federal funds are limited to 10 percent of total modified direct costs.
Most internships are for a minimum of a semester or a summer term.
Sponsored by the Soros Foundation and Open Society Institute and the Lindesmith Center. The FY 2001 Doctoral Dissertation Research Grant Program. HUD's Office of University Partnerships, part of the Office of Policy Development and Research, announces the FY 2001 round of dissertation grants, which will be competitively awarded to up to 20 eligible doctoral candidates of accredited schools of higher education to complete their research and dissertations on housing and urban development issues. Any currently enrolled and matriculated student who has been accepted into candidacy in an accredited doctoral program within the United States and has a fully developed and approved dissertation proposal is eligible. The FY 2001 Early Doctoral Student Grant Program.