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- Three Limited Submission Opportunities, Including Neh Summer Stipends
Colleagues, if you are interested in any of these funding opportunities, please contact me for additional information about the limited submission process. Full details of these opportunities follow the jump. NIH/National Institute on Minority Health...
- Invitation To Participate In The Humanities Extension Program: Note From Melonie St. John
Colleagues, Melonie St. John in the Nonprofits Institute is managing the Humanities Extension Program. This is a great opportunity to share your knowledge with teachers and students in nearby schools; for those of you who have included K-12 outreach as...
- Pilot Projects: Ncsu Center For Human Health And The Environment
Colleagues, this is an announcement about a pilot research project from NC State's CHHE. For more information, contact Jane Hoppins at the address in the signature. Some of you may be interested in the human dimensions of this research; I can...
- Welcome, Again, To The Chass Research And Engagement Blog
With the start of a new academic year, I'm writing to welcome you to the CHASS Research and Engagement blog. I've started this in 2011 blog as a way to share all sorts of opportunities with the CHASS and NCSU research community, and...
- Stewards Of The Future: Research For Human Health And Global Sustainability
Colleagues, I received this note from the provost's office. Many faculty in the college are interested in human health, and my find this conference interesting. It's important to note that the convergence of the sciences listed below clearly excludes...
Social Sciences
EPA-RTP & NCSU Collaboration Forum on Research and Educational Opportunities
I received this notice today. Many CHASS faculty are interested in research opportunities at EPA. If you are among them, and want to learn of research opportunities, please note that the EPA is hosting faculty visitors at its RTP location on Thursday, September 29 from 9:00am - 12:00pm. We are limited to only 30 participants so have interested faculty register today at http://bit.ly/EPA-RTPforum
Research areas for collaborative research include air quality, impact of pollutants on public health and the environment, human and environmental risk management and assessment, human health and ecological exposure, computational toxicology, Homeland Security, and student training opportunities.
Research areas for collaborative research include air quality, impact of pollutants on public health and the environment, human and environmental risk management and assessment, human health and ecological exposure, computational toxicology, Homeland Security, and student training opportunities.
- Three Limited Submission Opportunities, Including Neh Summer Stipends
Colleagues, if you are interested in any of these funding opportunities, please contact me for additional information about the limited submission process. Full details of these opportunities follow the jump. NIH/National Institute on Minority Health...
- Invitation To Participate In The Humanities Extension Program: Note From Melonie St. John
Colleagues, Melonie St. John in the Nonprofits Institute is managing the Humanities Extension Program. This is a great opportunity to share your knowledge with teachers and students in nearby schools; for those of you who have included K-12 outreach as...
- Pilot Projects: Ncsu Center For Human Health And The Environment
Colleagues, this is an announcement about a pilot research project from NC State's CHHE. For more information, contact Jane Hoppins at the address in the signature. Some of you may be interested in the human dimensions of this research; I can...
- Welcome, Again, To The Chass Research And Engagement Blog
With the start of a new academic year, I'm writing to welcome you to the CHASS Research and Engagement blog. I've started this in 2011 blog as a way to share all sorts of opportunities with the CHASS and NCSU research community, and...
- Stewards Of The Future: Research For Human Health And Global Sustainability
Colleagues, I received this note from the provost's office. Many faculty in the college are interested in human health, and my find this conference interesting. It's important to note that the convergence of the sciences listed below clearly excludes...