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Some Notes on Breaking the Vicious Cycle and Other Money Matters
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By Priego on Mar 12th, 2012
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  1. academia
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Please consider the following doodle:

 

 

For most academics the cycle is well-known. It is obvious. It is...
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Rice University Faculty and Postdoctoral Fellowships on Human Trafficking
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By Seglie on Nov 7th, 2011
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  13. Trafficking

Rice University is accepting applications for year-long faculty fellowships to participate in the inaugural Rice Seminar “Human Trafficking – Past...
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Next Generation Learning Challenge: Announcing 3rd Wave of Grants
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By Grant on Oct 5th, 2011
  1. 21st Century Literacies
  1. digital media
  2. educause
  3. funding
  4. grants
  5. technology

News from EDUCAUSE:

As you may know, EDUCAUSE is leading the critically important Next Generation Learning Challenges (NGLC) initiative....
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Action Alert: Rep. Huelskamp (R-KS) Amendment to Eliminate NEH Funding
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By Holliman on Jul 27th, 2011
  1. Higher Education
  1. funding
  2. government
  3. NEH
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  5. public funding

UPDATE: Sent July 27, 2011
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By Schoeneman on Feb 26th, 2011
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  1. art criticism
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There are proposed cuts to the NEA budget, an organizaton that, as both an artist and a journalist, is incredibly important to me. As we are all...
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The NSF CreativeIT Program
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By Boa-Ventura on Aug 31st, 2009
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  3. NSF

Funding Opportunities from the National Science Foundation CreativeIT Program

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Humanities Indicators
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By Davidson on Jan 8th, 2009
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  3. K-12 Learning
  4. Community & Policy
  1. funding
  2. humanities
  3. literacy
  4. public education

 

This is a report from the American Academy of Arts and Sciences thatincludes a number of "Humanities Indicators" about the general...
Funding for Technology...Find the Connection!
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By Heather on Jan 21st, 2008
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Funding for technology in the American K-12 school system has been declining annually. Last year we did a survey of 724 educators and 75% of...
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The Future is Somewhere Here
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By Davidson on Apr 23rd, 2007
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These words of welcome were deliver to approximately 250 people in the Nasher Auditorium (and overflow...
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