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Carleton HHMI Grant Research Awards to Faculty: Summer 2010
For summer 2010, Carleton's HHMI grant can support awards to science and math faculty for the equivalent of 10-11 full-time students working on campus or in the field (in the case of Geology). The student stipend rate for summer 2010 is $4,200 for 10 weeks of full-time work.
To apply for these awards,
fill out the online application below
. Carleton faculty in science and math departments and programs are eligible to apply for this funding (Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geology, Math, Psychology, Physics/Astronomy, Cognitive Science, and ENTS).
Deadline:
5pm Central Time on Feb. 5, 2010.
Contacts:
Fernan Jaramillo (Biology) and Trish Ferrett (Chemistry). The HHMI/CISMI Advisory Board deliberates on these proposals and makes the awards every Februrary.
Student eligibility criteria:
All students with a demonstrated interest in science and math are eligible - but they must be enrolled at Carleton for the year after the summer they apply to do research. Carleton graduates are not eligible for this award. Faculty receive the award and hire students of their choice.
Approx. number of positions:
10-11 per summer (for full-time at 10 weeks, or part-time at 5-6 weeks)
What does the award fund?
Per student, a summer stipend ($420/week for up to 10 weeks) plus funds for student conference travel and research supplies.
Award Criteria:
Quality of educational/research experience for student
A Carleton faculty member who is regularly available (daily, weekly) for face-to-face student mentoring
Junior faculty members who are untenured and without other grant or department resources will receive special consideration
Status of additional support from outside funding or the department/program
Impact on faculty research
Research overlaps with focus areas of our current HHMI grant: modeling and visualization, neuroscience, environmental science, and other interdisciplinary areas
When requests exceed available funding, we may limit awards to one student per faculty member, as in recent years (highly likely for summer 2010)
ONLINE APPLICATION: Application Process:
Interested faculty should fill out the application form completely and submit before the due date.
Complete the following form and click on SUBMIT to confirm your registration.
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Application
Name:
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Department or Program:
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How many students are you requesting?
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How many weeks will your students work in summer 2010 (10 is typical but we have funded students for 5-6 weeks of work)?
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What is your total budget request in dollars? ($420/week is student stipend rate in summer 2010)
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Provide a short (1 paragraph) description of your research project for students what they will learn. If you request more than one student, explain the value of an additional student to your research project. [It is highly unlikely that you will receive funding for more than one student from this award.]
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How does this award fit into your situation and plans with regard to current and future externally-funded grants?
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What is the impact of not getting HHMI funding? Briefly describe any "backup" funding from departmental, program, or external grants (if any) if you do not receive these HHMI funds.
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What is the impact of not getting this money on the long-term availability of student research positions in your group?
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Is your research related to the HHMI 6 grant themes: modeling and visualization, neuroscience, environmental science, and other interdisciplinary science areas? If so, which ones? (This award typically funds a full range of disciplinary and interdisciplinary research)
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Will you be regularly available for face-to-face mentoring of students on campus or in the field, typically on a daily and weekly basis? If not, please explain.
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