postgraduate fellowship

Today, it houses one of the world's most important economic history collections and gives postgraduate fellowships for students from around the world.

Today, Equal Justice Works manages the largest postgraduate fellowship program in the country.

Freshmen learn that to win one of these postgraduate fellowships, experience abroad is crucial, and so they hit the road early and often.

Hired in 1992 to create a postgraduate fellowship program for the organization, Mr. Stern became the executive director in 1995.

Some chiropractic radiologists also complete postgraduate fellowships to specialize in a specific area of radiology.

At eighteen she won a postgraduate fellowship at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Pomona's strength has been its quality of education and preparation for graduate and professional schools as well as postgraduate fellowships.

Skinner graduated with a degree in Mathematics from Cambridge in 1933 and was awarded a postgraduate fellowship.

In 1963, the undergraduate scholarship program was phased out and replaced with postgraduate fellowships leading to the award of the Ph.D.

The first small steps are already under way, from the development of a curriculum to a smattering of medical schools offering new women's health courses or postgraduate fellowships.

Mr. Lear graduated from Yale and won a postgraduate fellowship to Cambridge University in England.

Teaching hospitals say postgraduate fellowships in mammography are going begging as radiologists steer toward better-paying, less stressful niches like magnetic resonance imaging.

Mr. Doak studied landscape design at Cornell and toured the great golf courses of the British Isles on a postgraduate fellowship.

During a postgraduate fellowship at Boston University, Dr. Alster learned to use lasers to treat skin conditions like scars and birthmarks.

From 1969 to 1970, with a postgraduate fellowship, he was Scholar in Residence at the University of Pennsylvania Annenberg School for Communication.

E J Phelan Postgraduate Fellowship in International Law National University of Ireland.

Dr. Semel, who grew up in Yonkers, completed a postgraduate fellowship in neonatology at Columbia-Presbyterian Babies Hospital.

Under Mr. Lawrence's tenure, the Shubert Organization established postgraduate fellowships in playwriting at 49 colleges, and the organization began operating a theater in Los Angeles.

The Office is an invaluable resource, providing individual counseling and information on summer and academic year externships, steering students toward pro bono opportunities, and helping students apply for postgraduate fellowships as well as employment opportunities.

Rutgers University, one SALT partner, offers a postgraduate fellowship to train black South Africans for a Ph.D. in astronomy, a direct offshoot of its participation in the SALT consortium.

Born in Oswaldkirk, North Yorkshire, Bunting was educated at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, where she read History, and won a Knox postgraduate fellowship to study Politics and teach at Harvard.

A 1977 Ph.D. graduate of the University of Cambridge, Dr. Amick joined the faculty at the University of Chicago in 1979, after postgraduate fellowships at St. Johns's College in Cambridge.

It will occupy the entire 5,600-square-foot fourth floor and will include designated areas for various treatments of the collections , for advanced seminars, graduate internships and postgraduate fellowships, and for matting, framing and preparation of exhibitions.

She spent her junior year apprenticed to a Noh mask carver in Kyoto, which led to a postgraduate fellowship doing research on five Japanese artists who traveled to Paris around the turn of the 20th century to study Impressionism.

After graduating from Stanford, he performed a two-year postgraduate fellowship at the Hopkins Marine Station under the supervision of microbiologist C. B. van Niel, who fostered Barker's interest in botany and taught him techniques for isolating microorganisms.