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gandalftex  

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daisy96  

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My name is Daisy and I live in the state of Virginia on the Little Wicomico River.

 I 'm still in school so I'm looking for some like mined young friends, that I have something in common with. and Irealy like doing school! And im studeing too be A Maren wild life vet.

I like  going to the beach, crabbing, fishing, boating, as well reading, science, painting, drawing , swiming, history, lisining too musick,  and waching moves. mi faveret moves are ,some ware in time, the exersest, poltergist, spiderwick and twilight. And I can't wate antile NEW MOON!!!!

 My dad helps people to find grants for individuals that are in the need of things like free dental work, medical bills and so on. You can find him on the aidpage hanks55 or email him at wfh2356@aol.com .

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Grant Opportunities  

International Science and Education Grants Program

Document Type:     Grants Notice
Funding Opportunity Number:     USDA-CSREES-SERDIP-001905
Opportunity Category:     Discretionary
Posted Date:     Nov 17, 2008
Creation Date:     Nov 18, 2008
Original Closing Date for Applications:     Jan 16, 2009   
Current Closing Date for Applications:     Jan 16, 2009   
Archive Date:     Feb 17, 2009
Funding Instrument Type:     Grant
Category of Funding Activity:   

Food and Nutrition
Agriculture
Education

Category Explanation:     

Expected Number of Awards:     
Estimated Total Program Funding:     $2,500,000
Award Ceiling:     $150,000
Award Floor:     $0

CFDA Number(s):     10.305  --  International Science and Education Grants
Cost Sharing or Matching Requirement:     No

Eligible Applicants:

Others (see text field entitled "Additional Information on Eligibility" for clarification)
Private institutions of higher education
Public and State controlled institutions of higher education

 

Additional Information on Eligibility:

College/university must 1) admit as regular students only persons having a certificate of graduation form a school providing secondary education, or the recognized equivalent of such a certificate, 2) be legally authorized within such State to provide a program of education beyond secondary education, 3) provide an education program for which a BA/BS or any other higher degree is awarded, 4) be a public or other nonprofit institution, & 5) be accredited by a nationally recognized agency.


Description

The International Science and Education Competitive Grants Program (ISE) supports research, extension, and teaching activities that will enhance the capabilities of American colleges and universities to conduct international collaborative research, extension and teaching. ISE projects are expected to enhance the international content of curricula; ensure that faculty work beyond the U.S. and bring lessons learned back home; promote international research partnerships; enhance the use and application of foreign technologies in the U.S.; and strengthen the role that colleges and universities play in maintaining U.S. competitiveness.

 

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Anora Eldorath  

What will happen to the earth when the sun dies?

This film, by an astronomer Dr. Carolyn Brinkworth, is a great way to simply explain what happens to the earth when the sun eventually dies. Children are endless balls of questions and this is one of the best short video clips I've come across as a teacher that explains how it all works.

Scroll down to see video. (I hope this works, I tried one last night and inadvertantly didn't do it correctly, so hope you can all see this).

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Alarcos  

About Alarcos

Hi,

We are a small, non-profit but effective, agency in the Netherlands. We are seeking to assist prospective undergraduate and/or graduate students in Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry and/or Computer Science in finding admission and entrance to a prestigious european, continental, university. We offer you assistance in the selection & admissions proces, as well as finding funding & grants, for study in the english-taught undergraduate & graduate programmes in the Sciences of the number 4 University in Europe: Utrecht University in the Netherlands.

We are focussing on students from underpriviledged backgrounds, both male & female from anywhere in the world. You should be sufficiently fluent in English and have a strong record of achievement in the sciences in either seconday school and/or an undergraduate degree.

If you think you're someone we would be glad to help with your next step in a great academic career: contact us.

If you think you would like to support us in our work for others; opening doors to high-quality education for people who simply don't get that chance in their current enviroment? Contact us!

Why we do this? We believe in granting opportunity and sharing talent!

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-StrugglingSeema  

strugglingGrad

 I am struggling to survive. I was enrolled in a PhD program and after putting in 5 years my advisor did some very unethical things and took her racist views out on me. As a result, I had no choice but to leave the lab and the school with a MS degree. I incurred a lot of student loans and health care costs for what I was put through. Now I am trying to start over but I have lost my faith in academia and higher education in the sciences. I am working as a technician in a lab but my pay is barely enough to survice. I have to commute a total of 3-4 hours daily to go to work and I have an old car which may not make it much longer. It makes me nervous to drive at night and during bad weather conditions. If anyone can offer any suggestions on how I can make some additional money to get by or would be generous enough to loan me some I would really appreciate it.
-SS-my email address is seema1263@yahoo.com.    

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Museum - L&S  

Traveling museum for education in science

I am looking for funding to continue to build exhibits, curiculum, teacher training, etc. for a traveling museum for education in science, specifically light and sound.

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rjthomp2  

Full time, financially unstable, microbiology student in senior year

Hello.  I am a full time student majoring in microbiology at the University of South Florida.  I have had some health issues in the past couple of months  that have left me financially unable to satisfy monthly bills in their entirety.  With my school schedule I do not have time to commit to a job and keeping my head above water scholastically and financially is a constant struggle.  If I could maintain a stable financial foundation, I could fully reach my potential as a student and hopefully give a higher quality contribution to the science community upon my graduation.
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rjthomp2  

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algermom  

Single mother of 4 trying to keep children's dreams alive!

My name is Annette Ryder, I am a 51 year old separated single parent of two sons, nearly 18 and 14, and two daughers, 12, and 10. My oldest just graduated from high school, and wants to go into some kind of engineering or computer training. His brother is an entering freshman, eager to teach, serve and lead--he does all three well. These two are precocious in their maturity, and have been a great help to me in trying to support my efforts to keep our family together and functioning well. They have also given up a great deal of their time, socially and otherwise, in trying to be my assistants; their father, my now estranged husband, has had increasing difficulty holding a job, relating socially, etc. He left the home last year, under the cloud of a restraining order after verbally threatening my life and safety repeatedly, even in the earshot of his "dearly loved daughters". He is undergoing therapy and taking the domestic violence requirements to lift the restraining order; there is some progress toward sanity. The damage has been done, however, and we are beginning to see some hope again establishing a normal life and a new sense of relationship between us.

My oldest son is not attending college, in part because this year has been a great strain on him, and he wants to take some time away to "get his life together", work, maybe go into the military for a short "hitch", or take some classes in order to transfer to a local college. My younger son, very gifted in math and science, wants to work to help advance his education and go after his goals to attend a private college either in Washington or California. These two, as well as my younger daughters, have had to sacrifice happiness, dreams, ambitions and much of what should have been a happy childhood in dealing with difficulties at home. I am determined, whether I remain married to this man in recovery or not, to do all I can to bring hope back into this household and help them achieve their dreams as best as possible. They have brought me much joy, happiness and strength; I love them dearly and appreciate them greatly. We have no blood kin in my family to turn to for help in this way, and my husband's family may not be able to help us either.

Thank you for what assistance you can give, even in listening to my story.

Annette Ryder

 

 

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Carla  

Financial Aid for College

 

I would love to attend school as a full-time student.  Currently, I am working to support my mother and myself while attending school.  My goal is to study medicine and pharmacology so that I may one day help to research and develop new drugs and medical therapies.  I am a responsible, hardworking student who just needs a chance to focus on school.  I want to make a difference in the world; a good education is the first step.

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