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Grants For Higher Education: Covers Grants to Colleges and Universities in the U.S. and Abroad for: Student Aid, University Research and Faculty Development, Capital Support and E Grants for Higher Education 2000-2001: Covers Grants to Colleges and Universities in the U.S. and Abroad For: Student Aid, University Research and Faculty Development, Capital Support, and Grants for Higher Education 1998-99: Covers Grants to Colleges and Universities in the U.S. and Abroad For: Student Aid, University Research and Faculty Development, Capital Support and e Grants for Scholarships, Student Aid, and Loans 2000-2001: Covers Grants to Colleges and Universities on the Undergraduate and Graduate Level, Medical ... Studen Aid and Loans, 2000-2001) Grants For Higher Education: Grant Guides 2006/2007 UALR gets $13 million grant from Reynolds for business center.(University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Donald W. Reynolds Foundation): An article from: Arkansas Business Kellogg grants $7.5 million for philanthropy education cooperation.: An article from: The Non-profit Times by Marla E. Nobles, 2006-03-01 Exploration and evaluation of engineering properties for foundation design of offshore structures (Report) by Mohsen M Baligh, 1979 An annotated bibliography on mechanically separated finfish and crustacea meats (University of North Carolina Sea Grant College publication) by Frank Bancroft Thomas, 1984 Canadian universities' guide to foundations and similar grant-giving agencies: Repertoire des fondations et autres organismes donateurs a l'intention des universites canadiennes by William R Watson, 1966 Operational analysis and design of demand-responsive systems: Final report to New York State Science and Technology Foundation under grant no. SSF(8)-22 by Gordon P Fisher, 1971 Grants for Higher Education 2001-2002: Covers Grants to Colleges and Universities in the U.S. and Abroad For: Student Aid, University Research and Faculty Development, Capital Support, and Expenditures for scientific and engineering activities at universities and colleges, fiscal year 1974 (Surveys of science resources series) by Ronald S Biggar, 1976 Report on implementation of issues to action in agriculture and natural resources at the land grant universities by Gregory M Perry, 1999

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41. Skoll Foundation | Grantee List
    grants Archive. Year 2002 grants Acumen Fund Agros Foundation Cornell University,Weill Cornell Medical college Council on foundations Downtown college  
    http://www.skollfoundation.org/grantee/grants_archive.asp

42. Financial Aid For Graduate Students
    Graduate college Fellows also receive basic dental ENDOWED FELLOWSHIPS Industriesand foundations also grant fellowships; usually the grants are designated  
    http://www.grad.uiuc.edu/fellowship/bulletin/financial_aid.html
    
    Extractions: Printer friendly versions require Adobe Acrobat Reader FELLOWSHIP BULLETIN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN GRADUATE COLLEGE CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS 61820-6210 Fellowship Office 209 Coble Hall 801 S. Wright Street 333-0036 www.grad.uiuc.edu FINANCIAL AID FOR PROSPECTIVE GRADUATE STUDENTS Financial aid for graduate students at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is available in the form of: Teaching, research, graduate, and pre-professional graduate assistantships (including those funded by Federal Work Study) Fellowships (including traineeships) Grants Loans HOW TO APPLY: A single form, the APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION TO THE GRADUATE COLLEGE , submitted to your graduate department, ensures consideration for all fellowships and assistantships administered by the University. Order of preference may be indicated on the application. The application includes basic information about you as a candidate, your personal statement, three letters of reference, and transcripts. Some programs may request additional information as part of the application. A departmental committee, after considering the application, may nominate you for a fellowship to the Graduate College, which makes the final selections. The Graduate College administers most of the available fellowships. The departments are responsible for appointing teaching, research, graduate, and pre-professional graduate assistants. TO BE CONSIDERED FOR FELLOWSHIPS: You must apply for admission as early as possible, preferably during the fall semester. Departments have different application deadlines, and some occur as early as January. You should check with your prospective program for its deadline. Be sure that your application is complete and all reference letters arrive on time. Departments may accept requests for financial aid on any schedule; however, many departments make financial aid awards concurrently with admissions, so it is wise to have all materials in by the admissions deadline. Most fellowships are awarded to students who begin their graduate studies in the fall.

43. Reading Lists - Grants And Foundations, Reading Lists - Foundations And Grants
    Peterson s Scholarships, grants, and Prizes. continuing education scholarships fromcivic, foundation, corporate, religious in Adult and YA CC (college Career  
    http://www.mesalibrary.org/read_next/grants.htm
    
    Extractions: home reading lists Grant Resources at City of Mesa Library Seeking a grant for a non-profit organization, research interest, educational attainment, or business? This bibliography can help you locate funding sources. Also find handbooks to assist in proposal preparation and Internet sites with grant information. MN=Main Library Table of Contents Grants generally originate from foundations, corporations, and government agencies. The following directories list funding entities. Categories are arranged by type of funding agency. "Combination" directories include more than one type of grantmaking entity. Foundation/Corporation America's New Foundations. Annual. MN REF 361.70681 AM35T

44. Smith College: Scholarships & Grants
    Smith grants college grants are donated by alumnae, foundations, andfriends of the college. You may be asked to write to the donor  
    http://www.smith.edu/finaid/scholgrnt.php
    
    Extractions: Home Admission Financial Aid Smith's resources for financial aid include grants, campus jobs, and loans. A student's financial aid package will include one or more of these. A loan and a job (considered self-help) are usually the first components of an aid package; remaining need is met with grant aid. An average package totals more than $19,000 for traditional-aged students. The ratio of self-help to grant will increase as you progress toward your degree. Grant Aid Grants are funds given to first-year and transfer students with no requirement of repayment or work time in exchange. Most Smith College grants come from funds given for this purpose by alumnae and friends of the college and by foundations and corporations. The federal and state governments also provide assistance through need-based grants, such as Federal Pell Grants and state scholarships. Smith receives an allocation each year for Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants and for state-funded Gilbert Grants for Massachusetts residents. Smith Grants: College grants are donated by alumnae, foundations, and friends of the college. You may be asked to write to the donor of the fund if your grant is supplied by a Smith alumnae club or named scholarship.

45. Foundations & Grants
    "Bringing Prisoners in touch with the World God" " Bring my soul out of prison so I may praise thy name " Psalm 142.7. This directory is solely a resource for grants and contact information.  
    http://www.myinmatemail.com/new_page_2.htm
    
    Extractions: This directory is solely a resource for grants and contact information. MyInmateMail.com is not recommending any foundation nor is MyInmateMail.com implying that the applicant will be considered for a grant. www.aauw.org Promoting education and equity for all women and girls http://www.abbott.com/community/lab_fund.html The Abbott Laboratories Fund (The Fund) is an Illinois not-for-profit, philanthropic corporation established by Abbott Laboratories, a leading worldwide health care company devoted to the discovery, development, manufacture and sale of health care products and services. Abbott Laboratories provides the primary financial support of the Abbott Laboratories Fund.

46. Nashville Public Library - Foundations & Grants Links
    foundations grants. Government Resources. foundations grants. Center for Nonprofit Management Helps nonprofit organizations enhance their results by providing educational services, consultation  
    http://www.nashv.lib.tn.us/Links/Recommended/Foundation.html
    
    Extractions: Government Resources Periodicals The Nashville Public Library maintains a Foundation Center in the Center for Entrepreneurs. As a cooperating collection of the Foundation Center in New York, we provide many foundation directories as well as the Foundation Directory Online - Platinum database, available at the downtown library. Center for Nonprofit Management - Helps nonprofit organizations enhance their results by providing educational services, consultation, and information. Offers Grant-seekers Guide to Tennessee funders. Charity Watch Provides alphabetic grade to several charities listed by category Community Services Directory Information about community services offered in Tennessee. Search by name, category, or county. Council on Foundations A nonprofit membership association of grant making foundations and corporations. Directory of International Services FinAid! - Resource for college financial aid information. The Foundation Center - Features Foundation Directory Online - Platinum (available free at the downtown library), a directory of private philanthropic and grant making foundations. Also offers grant writing tips and sample proposals.

47. FC-Atlanta - Grants That Make A Difference - Spelman College Receives $2 Million
    once a month, grants That Make a Difference will profile these important grantsand what their recipients are doing with them. Spelman college in Atlanta has  
    http://fdncenter.org/atlanta/gtmd/at_gtmd_030103.html
    
    Extractions: "Grants that Make a Difference" highlights grants given to Southeastern organizations that have helped make a difference in people's lives. Getting the grant is only the beginning of the story. At least once a month, "Grants That Make a Difference" will profile these important grants and what their recipients are doing with them. Spelman College in Atlanta has been selected as one of the thirty-nine colleges to receive funding from the Indianapolis-based Lilly Endowment to implement programs focused on religion and spirituality. The school, which was awarded a five-year, $2 million grant by the Endowment, is one of two historically black colleges and one of the two women's colleges to receive an award in this round of grantmaking. Spelman's new program, Sisters Center for WISDOM: Women in Spiritual Discernment of Ministry, aims to increase student, faculty, and staff awareness of and knowledge about religious vocations, spirituality, and ethical leadership; recruit and retain students pursuing the ministry as a vocation; expand the college's related course offerings; and establish connections with religious groups in the community. The program also is designed to increase research and scholarship on black women, religion, and spirituality and examine the gender-based disparities and inequities that have affected society and the church in the past. "Although women represent 75 percent of church membership, they are disproportionately represented in senior positions in the Black church," said the Rev. Lisa Rhodes, a dean at the college. "The grant will enable us to develop programs that help students explore career choice and vocation as a calling, and religious leadership and pastoral ministry as a viable vocational option."

48. Foundation And Government Relations At The College Of St. Scholastica
    WK.Kellogg Foundation Philanthropy and grants. Welcome to the Knight Foundation.L. Prudential Prudential Foundation grants Guidelines. Top of Page. Q.  
    http://alumni.css.edu/ia/fgr/newweb/FndCorp.shtml
    
    Extractions: Grant Seeking Resources Foundations and Corporations A B C D ... Top of Page B Best Buy Blandin Foundation ... Bush Foundation C CAPHE Carnegie Corporation of New York Center For Retirement Research ... Top of Page D Deluxe Foundation Dreyfus Foundation DSACF: Duluth-Superior Area Community Foundation E Eaton F Fetzer Institute Ford Foundation Helene Fuld Health Trust G The Gates Foundaiton General Mills The Grotto Foundation GTE In The Community ... Top of Page H Edward W. Hazen Foundation Hartford Foundation John A. Hartford Foundation Hearst Foundation ... Hitachi I IBM J JC Penney Jerome Foundation Jewish Funders Johnson Wax ... Top of Page K The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation: Corporate Keck Foundation W.K.Kellogg Foundation - Philanthropy and Grants ... Welcome to the Knight Foundation L Lilly Endowment Lindbergh Foundation Lucent Technologies Top of Page M The MacArthur Foundation McKnight Foundation Merck The Medtronic Foundation ... Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

49. South Seattle Community College Foundation And Development Office
    on behalf of South Seattle Community college. grants for students, professional developmentgrants for faculty The SSCC Foundation encourages ongoing community  
    http://www.southseattle.edu/foundation/foumain.htm
    
    Extractions: About the Foundation The South Seattle Community College (SSCC) Foundation, a non-profit 501 (c)(3), tax exempt organization, promotes and supports educational programs and training pursuits at SSCC. Since its inception in 1980, the SSCC Foundation has received more than $5 million in contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations. The SSCC Foundation Board of Directors is comprised of business and community leaders who generously contribute their time and resources to enrich lives, build hope and provide opportunities to fulfill dreams. The SSCC Foundation has taken a leadership role in seeking private support to maintain standards of excellence at SSCC.

50. Montgomery College Foundation
    help Montgomery college to continue to provide excellence in educational and trainingprograms—but private contributions from local businesses, foundations,  
    http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/Departments/instadrv/foundation/
    
    Extractions: Alumni Communications Creative Services Developmen ... IA Home The Montgomery College Foundation, Inc. “You know what some of our students are doing? They’re going to school full time, they’re working full time; many of our international students send money back to their families. It’s like these kids are swimming up current 24 hours a day, and they make things happen. It makes you humble, because some of us have been swimming with the current our whole lives.” Ken Cook, president, Potomac Valley Bank, chair, Montgomery College Foundation, and chair of Montgomery County’s Economic Advisory Council. The Montgomery College Foundation is a 501©(3) charitable organization governed by business, alumni and community leaders to enhance the work of Montgomery College to a level of excellence comparable to the finest colleges and universities across the country. Through advocacy, influence, and financial support, these volunteer leaders work to ensure understanding of and commitment to the community college philosophy of opportunity, inclusion, and educational achievement for all. The Montgomery College Foundation Board of Directors broadly represents the business, professional and academic community. It establishes policies for the Foundation which echoes the vision of the College’s President and the Board of Trustees.

51. Grants And Related Resources : Michigan Grant Makers
    this situation in the Detroit metropolitan area and provide the necessary fundingso that a college education will The foundation make grants to public  
    http://www.lib.msu.edu/harris23/grants/privmich.htm
    
    Extractions: Established in 1975 by agricultural chemist William Webster Allen and based in Midland, Michigan, the Allen Foundation makes grants to projects that benefit human nutrition in the areas of education, training, and research. Web site contains foundation annual reports for the last six years (1997-2002).

52. FinAid | Other Types Of Aid | Grants
    a list of the Amherst college Foundation and Corporate Foundation and Grant InformationGopher This gopher to several sources of information about grants.  
    http://www.finaid.org/otheraid/grants.phtml
    
    Extractions: Grants Grants are a form of financial aid, based on need, which you do not have to repay. Below, you will find links to a variety of grant resources online. You should also take a look at the Scholarship and Fellowship Databases page, which links to dozens of scholarship and fellowship databases and the Foundations and Funders page, which links to a variety of foundation sites. Grant Information Online Amherst College's Funding Information Resources

53. Introduction (home Page) - Ohlone College Foundation - Ohlone College
    targeting community members, businesses, college employees, and local corporations.How you can help. The Foundation facilitates grants, gifts, planned gifts  
    http://www.ohlone.cc.ca.us/org/foundation/
    
    Extractions: Golf Tournament Committee ... Ohlone Home The Foundation receives the bulk of its financial support from members of the private and business communities: donations, endowments, and other gifts are an important source of funding for the College and it students. Of course, each gift indirectly benefits the community at large, as well. Morris and Alvirda Hyman Hall Financial support for the Foundation comes from individuals, businesses, civic groups, community organizations, and other foundations. To raise funds for its endeavors, the Foundation conducts a range of programs, many of which go well beyond fund-raising. The Annual Benefit Luncheon, a gathering of regional business, political, and cultural leaders, is one example. The Foundation facilitates grants, gifts, planned gifts, corporate funds, gifts-in-kind, and a host of other donation vehicles. Many donations are made with a specific purpose: to honor an individual (living or deceased), for example, or perhaps to fund a specific type of scholarship. Many gifts are left unrestricted to allow the Foundation to identify areas of need.

54. Tompkins Cortland Community College- TC3 Foundation, Inc.
    of steady income that enables the Foundation to provide for activities and projectssuch as grantsin-aid staff development, and emerging needs of the college.  
    http://www.sunytccc.edu/abouttc3/tc3found.asp
    
    Extractions: TC3 Foundation Alumni Association Annual Campaign TRIO ... Mission Statement Making a Gift: Click here to link to annual campaign form The mission of the Foundation is to secure resources to enhance the educational opportunities for students at the College. The Tompkins Cortland Community College Foundation has always been fortunate to have capable, talented members of the community serving on its board of directors. Members are chosen for their interest in the College and their leadership in the community. One of the Foundation's most vital activities is the scholarship and award program in support of students at the College. Individuals or organizations interested in establishing a scholarship or grant-in-aid fund should call the development office, (607) 844-8211, Extension 4366 or e-mail Karen Macier . All gifts to the Foundation are tax-deductible. The Tompkins Cortland Community College Foundation, Inc., is a not-for-profit organization, established to promote and support Tompkins Cortland Community College's needs and programs not otherwise covered by public funding. The gifts that the College community, local business, alumni, and friends of the College make in response to yearly requests for annual support comprise the Annual Fund. Contributions to the Tompkins Cortland Community College Foundation Annual Campaign provide a source of income that supports academic development, student scholarships, and provides equipment to the College. Annual giving is a way in which the largest number of individuals and businesses are able to support Tompkins Cortland Community College. The Annual Fund includes both restricted and unrestricted gifts. This year's Annual Fund goal is $160,000.

55. College Of Health & Public Affairs
    higher education and health care for children in developing countries; and precollegeeducation. Address General Electric Foundation Grant Program 3135  
    http://www.cohpa.ucf.edu/eeli/grants.cfm
    
    Extractions: Home Directory About the College Schools and Departments ... Search Fellowships, Grants, Awards This page offers a variety of links to grantmaking foundations and organizations. While it is mostly focused on fellowships and grants available for international students, scholars and institutions, U.S. institutions and organizations may find it useful as well. AAUW Educational Foundation The American Council for International Education is a private, not-for-profit educational association and exchange organization devoted to improving education, professional training, and research within and about the Russian-speaking world, including many scores of non-Russian cultures and populations in the regions of Central and Eastern Europe and Eurasia.

56. WCC Foundation
    private funding to support the efforts of the college, the Foundation sponsorsWCC’s Alumni Association, Volunteer Corps, and Government grants Program.  
    http://www.sunywcc.edu/home/wcc_foundation/foundation.htm
    
    Extractions: The Westchester Community College Foundation was established in 1969 to meet College and student needs not met by public funds. As part of its mission, the Foundation’s primary objective is to provide scholarships for incoming, continuing, and graduating students. Additional objectives include funding new initiatives and projects, faculty development, and other programs that enrich campus life and assist the College to fulfill its mandate to provide attainable, affordable, and quality education. In addition to seeking private funding to support the efforts of the College, the Foundation sponsors WCC’s Alumni Association, Volunteer Corps, and Government Grants Program. It also sponsors the Native Plant Center. Governed by an independent Board of Directors made up of community leaders who represent the social and economic makeup of Westchester County, the Foundation is an independent, not-for-profit corporation . The efforts of the Foundation are made possible through the continuing support of individuals, local businesses, corporations, and foundations who are committed to advancing the mission of Westchester Community College. In addition

57. Lane Community College - Grants Information
    Foundation grants Payable to Lane Community college Foundation, Lane Communitycollege Foundation 4000 E. 30th Avenue Eugene, OR 974050640.  
    http://www.lanecc.edu/foundatn/grants/
    
    Extractions: New FAQs Note: All Lane staff seeking external funding (new and renewing grants) must follow the grant review process and complete the Grant Review and Approval Form (GRAF) * prior to submitting a grant proposal/application. The grants coordinator is available to assist with the process (541-463-5312 or stegerl@lanecc.edu

58. Philanthropy Careers: Corporate And Foundation Relations
    FoothillDe Anza Community college District (California) Foundation Director; FranklinInstitute (Pennsylvania) Development grants/Communications Assistant  
    http://philanthropy.com/jobs/10/200/
    
    Extractions: (Indiana) Executive Director Ivy Tech State College (Indiana) Executive Director for Institutional Advancement Larkin Street Youth Services (California) Associate Director of Development MetroLacrosse, Inc. (Massachusetts) Director of Major Gifts VolunteerMatch (California) Director of Development American Diabetes Association (Virginia) Market Director (Corporate Development) Government Accountability Project (D.C.) Corporate Accountability Director National Foundation for Cancer Research (Maryland) Corporations and Foundations Relations Officer National Multiple Sclerosis Society (California) Development Manager Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (Montana) Shenandoah Memorial Hospital (Virginia) Director of Development Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation (D.C.)

59. Wheaton College: Office Of Corporate And Foundation Relations : Grant Resources
    Links from a wellknown grants consultant Amherst college s Faculty grants Page- On-line links provided by the Amherst college Foundation and Corporate  
    http://www.wheatoncollege.edu/admin/Grants/Resources.html

60. Grand Rapids Community Foundation - Grants And Scholarships
    public or private two or four year college/university/business  
    http://www.grfoundation.org/grants-scholarships.shtml
    
    Extractions: The deadline to apply for the 2004 - 2005 acadamic year has passed. Each year the Grand Rapids Community Foundation awards approximately $500,000 in scholarships to Kent County residents. Some select scholarships are also available for residents of other counties. If you are a resident of Kent or, in some cases, other counties and plan to attend an educational institution in the 2005-2006 academic year you may want to review the list of scholarships available from the Foundation. Following is the list of scholarships that will be offered as well as a brief description, eligibility requirements, and information on how to apply for each scholarship. Application Information The Grand Rapids Community Foundation General Application is the method used to apply for most scholarships. If the scholarship requires a different application it will be noted in the description. The deadline for scholarship applications has expired for the 2004-05 academic year.

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