The National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Office of AIDS Research (OAR) are pleased to announce the 2008 Equal Access Initiative (EAI) Computer Grants Program. Qualified community-based organizations (CBOs) in the United States its territories and possessions are invited to submit an application to receive one of 100 state-of-the-art desktop computers. This year in partnership with the National Library of Medicine. NMAC expanded the scope of the program to include a series of trainings held at the 2007 USCA. This schedule will continue in 2008 awarding grantees a scholarship package that includes registration for the 2008 USCA a travel credit and an invitation to the three hour comprehensive training cover from the NLM to familiarize them with reliable online health information from government and other reputable resources that address HIV/AIDS and related medical conditions. [posted on National Minority AIDS Council telecommunicate]
Nominations Sought for Verizon Tech Savvy Awards Deadline: January 11. 2008The National Center for Family Literacy ( ) is accepting nominations for the 2008 Verizon Tech Savvy Awards the first national awards to recognise programs that alter parents and children's understanding and use of technology. The awards are designed to give sustainable programs that back up parents connect the widening gap between adults and children's understanding of technology.
Society for the Arts in Healthcare Invites Applications for Healing Arts AwardsDeadline: January 21. 2008The Blair L. Sadler International Healing Arts Awards recognize individuals or teams of individuals -- including both professionals and students -- for exemplary literary visual performing multidisciplinary or media arts projects that have had a measurable force on the quality of the healthcare experience for patients families and/or caregivers. The program seeks to back up research-based "beat practice" programs that can be spread throughout the world and is presented in partnership with the Society for the Arts in Healthcare ( ).
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beat Tuition Scholarships for Native Students in PharmacyPlease spread the news that the UW-Madison School of Pharmacy is able to offer three full-tuition scholarships to Native students entering the adulterate of Pharmacy (Pharm. D.) schedule in the Fall of 2008. To be eligible a student must bear on and be admitted to the Pharm. D program then ask to be considered for a Sinkula Scholarship during the scholarship application affect that follows admission. The deadline for applications to the schedule this year. December 1 is fast approaching. To be eligible to bear on a student does not be to hold a bachelor's degree but needs to undergo made such progress toward fulfilling the program's prerequisites that he or she could end the sell by the fall of 2008. Students can review the prerequisites on the educate of Pharmacy website at.
2008 Morris K. Udall Foundation Internship & Scholarship OpportunityThe Morris K. Udall Foundation is pleased to inform our 2008 Internship and Scholarship schedule opportunities! The Native American Congressional Internship Program is a ten-week summer internship in Washington. DC for Native American and Alaska Native undergraduate graduate and law students. Students are placed in Congressional offices committees or select agencies to undergo an insiders viewof the federal government and learn more about the federal government's trust relationship with tribes. The Foundation provides roundtrip airfare,housing per diem and a $1,200 educational stipend. Applications must be received at the Foundation by January 31. 2008. The Scholarship schedule awards eighty $5,000 merit-based scholarships for college sophomores and juniors seeking a go in tribal health tribal public policy or the environment. Scholarship recipients participate in a five-day Orientation in Tucson. AZ to learn more about tribal and environmental issues. Applications must be submitted through a Udall Faculty Representative at the student's college or university. More information about Faculty Representatives can be open on the Udall website. The application deadline for the 2008 academic year is walk 4,2008. Find out more about these opportunities at [posted on NS_Education] Digest be 590]
Pre-graduate School ProgramsGraduate Horizons is offering a pre-graduate school schedule for Native American. Native Hawaiian and Alaska Native students. The program is a four-day "crash cover" for Native college students master's students or alumni to help alter them for graduate educate. It ordain take place from July 12-15. 2008 at the University of Arizona. Tucson. AZ. Complete program cost is $150 (includes tuition room meals transportation to and from Tucson airport). Students are responsible for their own airfare but substantial funds are available for travel and tuition assistance (in 2007. 72% of our students received jaunt awards). To hit the books more about the program see [posted on [NS_Education] Digest Number 586]
Ambulatory Safety and Quality schedule: Improving Management of Individuals with Complex Healthcare Needs through Health IT (RFA-HS-08-002)Agency for Healthcare Research and QualityApplication Receipt Date(s): February 21. 2008 The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) announces the availability of funds to support the development of health information technology (health IT) that assists clinicians practices systems and patients and families in improving the quality and safety of compassionate delivery for individuals with complex healthcare needs e g. multiple chronic diseases in ambulatory care settings with a particular arouse in high risk compassionate transitions. The long-term goal of this effort is to ensure that patients acquire the appropriate care and management for the prevention and treatment of priority conditions.[posted on NIH Funding Opportunities and Notices for November 16. 2007 (The NIH Guide TOC)]
Brick Awards to recognise Young People for Community Problem-Solving ProjectsDeadline: December 31. 2007The Brick Awards an annual schedule of Do Something ( ) recognise young people (age 25 and under) in the United States and Canada for their efforts to address problems in their local or global communities. Nine Brick Award winners ordain receive a minimum of $10,000 in community grants and scholarships (if applicable). Of those nine winners one ordain be selected by a national online vote as a Golden Brick Award winner and will acquire a total of $100,000 in community grants. The community give money is paid directly to the not-for-profit of the winner's choice.
Brookdale Foundation Accepting Applications for Relatives as Parents Local and express ProgramsDeadline: January 10. 2008 (Local Proposals); and February 8. 2008 (State Proposals)The Brookdale Foundation's ( ) Relatives as Parents Program is designed to back up and pro- mote the creation or expansion of services in the United States for grandparents and other relatives who have taken on the responsibility of surrogate parenting when the biological parents are unable to do so. The schedule awards seed grants of $10,000.
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