3 funding opportunities found in this category. 

Partial Scholarships for SALIS Members for the 34th Annual Substance Abuse Librarians & Information Specialists Conference
Substance Abuse Librarians & Information Specialists
All Regions
02/24/2012
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Partial Scholarships for SALIS Members for the 34th Annual Substance Abuse Librarians & Information Specialists Conference

Stepping Out of Our Silos: Creating Partnerships, Building Capacity, Delivering Information

34th Annual SALIS Conference May 22-25, 2012 Reno, Nevada

The Executive Board has authorized a limited number of partial scholarships for SALIS members who require financial assistance to attend the 2012 annual SALIS conference.

Deadline: February 24, 2012

Eligibility and Application Procedures:

Full members in good standing are eligible to apply. Conference presenters and first-time attendees will be given priority for funding.

Applicants must have been a SALIS member for at least one year to be eligible. No one will be funded for two consecutive years.

Applicants should first seek support from their home organization or other sponsor before requesting support from SALIS.

The number of scholarships awarded for each conference depends upon the number of qualified applicants, the costs associated with the conference location, and available funds. Generally, two to four scholarships are awarded per year. Awards will be determined by a committee consisting of the SALIS Chair (or Chair-elect), the Chair(s) of the conference host committee, and the SALIS Treasurer.

It is anticipated that two to four scholarships will be awarded for the 2012 SALIS conference. Each scholarship shall consist of a waiver of the registration fee, plus payment by SALIS of two nights (2) in the host hotel for the recipient -- room rate plus tax only -- excluding all incidentals, which are the responsibility of the scholarship recipient. No funds are given directly to the applicant by SALIS.

A letter of application should be submitted in writing (postal or email) to the SALIS Chair, Meg Brunner <meganw@uw.edu> no later than February 24. Letters of application should include:

Statement from the member of her/his goals for participating in the conference;
Estimated costs for attendance; and
Statement from the member's home organization indicating availability and amount of matching funds or other partial support, if any.

Each conference scholarship recipient must make his/her own hotel reservations, and hold that reservation with his/her own credit card. SALIS will authorize the hotel to charge two (2) nights for each scholarship recipient on its master account, and will make payment to the hotel at the conclusion of the conference. The scholarship recipient will need to furnish a valid credit card to the hotel in advance to guarantee late arrival, pay for additional nights spent at the hotel beyond the two (2) nights covered by the scholarship, and cover all incidentals, including those accrued during the two (2) scholarship nights.

Mail your completed letter of application to:

Meg Brunner, SALIS Past-Chair
1107 NE 45th Street, Suite 120
Seattle, WA 98105-4631
FAX: 206-543-5473
email: meganw@uw.edu

Health Educator, Librarian
Call for Proposals: National Collegiate Athletic Association CHOICES Grant Program
National Collegiate Athletic Association
All Regions
02/16/2012
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Call for Proposals: National Collegiate Athletic Association CHOICES Grant Program

Submissions must be postmarked by February 16, 2012

The misuse of alcohol by college students is of great concern to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).

In an effort to educate students about the risks involved with the misuse of alcohol, the NCAA has, through the support of the NCAA Foundation and Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc., developed CHOICES, a grant program for alcohol education.

Through the CHOICES program, the NCAA provides funding for NCAA member institutions and conferences to integrate athletics into campus-wide efforts to reduce alcohol abuse. CHOICES projects must partner athletics with other campus partners in the development and implementation of effective alcohol-education projects on college campuses.

Athletic Coach, Educator, Health Educator, Public Health Worker
Call for Nominations: 2013 Jellinek Memorial Fund Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Advancement of Social, Cultural and Policy Studies in the Field of Alcohol/Alcoholism
Jellinek Memorial Fund
All Regions
11/01/2012
$5,000

Call for Nominations: 2013 Jellinek Memorial Fund Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Advancement of Social, Cultural and Policy Studies in the Field of Alcohol/Alcoholism

Nominations are solicited for the 2013 Jellinek Memorial Fund Award to a scientist who has made an outstanding contribution to the advancement of knowledge in the alcohol/alcoholism field. Nominated candidates may come from any country. The category for the Year 2013 award, specified by the Board of Directors of the Jellinek Memorial Fund, will be Social, Cultural and Policy Studies. Nominees must have contributed outstanding research in this specific (albeit broad) area, and should be someone who would provide an example and serve as a model for others who might be attracted to work in this field. In addition to a cash award of CDN$5,000, the recipient is presented with a bust of the late E. M. Jellinek with an appropriate inscription. The Jellinek Memorial Fund Award is traditionally presented at a major international conference, and if necessary, travel and accommodation expenses are provided to permit the awardee to attend the conference for presentation of the award.

To complete the nomination of a candidate, submit four copies of the following materials: (1) a detailed letter describing the principal contribution(s) for which the candidate is being nominated, signed by the nominator and any co-nominators; and (2) a current copy of the candidate's curriculum vita.

Nominations must be received no later than November 1, 2012, and should be sent to the Chair of the Selection Committee:

Prof. Wayne Hall, Deputy Director (Policy)
UQ Centre for Clinical Research,
The University of Queensland,
Royal Brisbane Womens Hospital, Building 71/918,
Herston Qld 4029,
Australia - Fax: +61 7 3346 5598 -
Email: w.hall@uq.edu.au.

Academic, Health Services Researcher, Policy Analyst, Public Health Expert, Social Scientist