WIT-NC Culinary Scholarship

The Culinary Scholarship is established to provide student attending an accredited Northern California college,university or graduate institution with financial assistance for educational expenses.The candidate who are applying must be enrolled in an accredited Northern California College, University or Graduate Institution ,They should have minimum 3.0 GPA,and Career aspirations in field of International Trade,Demonstrated leadership skills,community involvement. Culinary Scholarship Awards are granted without regard to gender, race, religion, color, creed, age, disability, citizenship or national origin.The amount of scholarship is $2,000.

Scholarship Application Deadline: 1 October 2011

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IRENA Culinary Scholarships

The Culinary Scholarships program covers eight programs offered Master of Science in Masdar Institute.

Scientists IRENA:

IRENA Culinary Scholarships all scientists are generous concessions to complete and are made only by IRENA Conference program that the researchers IRENA will provide an overview of the current state of renewable energy sources available
Energies.

Applicant Details:

The candidates for IRENA Culinary Scholarships program will be admitted according to scientific standards and regulations of the Masdar Institute. Among those who managed to pick winners IRENA
Candidates for other criteria that can be found on the following pages or on the website of IRENA.

Deadline:
Registration deadline is 31 May 2011

Other details:
For more information visit this scholarship link below.

http://www.irena.org/DocumentDownloads/masdar/Info_Application_20042011.pdf

Culinary Scholarships Administrator – Beacons for Public Engagement

The Culinary Scholarships Edinburgh Beltane Beacon for Public Engagement is seeking an experienced administrator with a friendly and efficient approach to support a project which will effect a major change in higher education.

Beacons for Public Engagement is an exciting new initiative from research funders who have provided £8m over four years to establish six Beacon projects across the UK. The Culinary Scholarships aim is to transform how the researchers engage with the public and embed a culture of public engagement in our higher education and research institutions.

We Culinary Scholarships seek a committed and professional administrator to provide full administrative support to the Edinburgh Beltane project. You will join a close knit team and support the partners to ensure that open lines of communication are maintained and information is efficiently disseminated. You will be prepared to organise and support events during unsocial hours, and travel to our partner organisations to support meetings. As the first point of contact for the whole project, you will draw on your excellent communication, interpersonal and IT skills. Post is funded until 30 June 2012.

Fixed Term: Until 30 June 2013

Salary Scale: £20,409 - £23,661

Please Quote Ref: 3014261

Closing Date: 25 April 2011

For further particulars https://www.jobs.ed.ac.uk/jobs/index.cfm?action=jobdet&jobid=3014261 and an application pack visit our website (www.jobs.ed.ac.uk)or telephone the recruitment line on 0131 650 2511.

Grants Diabetes AAR culinary scholarships Dementia Research in biological/non-clinical

Grants Diabetes AAR Dementia Research in biological/non-clinical and clinical/psychosocial research areas 2011, Australia

Study Subject: Biological/Non-Clinical and Clinical/Psychosocial Research Areas
Employer: AAR Dementia Research
Level: postgraduate scholarships and postdoctoral
Scholarship Description: The AAR Dementia Research Grants are seeding grants for new researchers, valued up to $30,000 (exclusive of GST), to be allocated for research in a dementia-relevant area. In 2011, five grants will be offered. Grants are awarded in both biological/non-clinical and clinical/psychosocial research areas. This year, one grant will be awarded to reflect the Consumer Dementia Research Network priority areas. Alzheimer’s Australia Research Limited (AAR) is a non-profit company formed to promote, disseminate and fund research into all aspects of dementia. Every year, there is an application process for grants and scholarships. The 2011 Dementia Grants Program consists of four main categories – research, travel, postgraduate scholarships and postdoctoral fellowships. Applicants are entitled to apply only once in each of the categories. Successful applicants must acknowledge the support of Alzheimer’s Australia Research (AAR) in all publications, presentations, summary findings and media announcements relating to the research, provide progress reports on the research and be prepared to assist AAR, if required, by speaking at an Alzheimer’s Australia function, attending specified conferences, hosting laboratory visits, or being featured in media articles/releases for AAR.

Eligibility:

The principal investigator must be a new investigator (defined solely as never being a principal investigator on a successful research grant worth more than $30,000). Salary-related funding (e.g. scholarships/fellowships) will not be counted towards the $30,000 threshold unless it is a fellowship from AAR.

In general, the principal investigator should have completed a doctorate or other research qualification (Honours degree or higher) within the past five years, however significant career interruptions will be taken into account.

The principal investigator must be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia. Principal investigators who have been resident in Australia for at least two years and have evidence of eligibility and application for permanent residency may also be eligible for the AAR Dementia Research Grant.

The research must be conducted in Australia.

Scholarship Application Deadline: 18 April 2011

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