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Applications for 2001-2002 Grants and Fellowships Due January 31, 2001
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Mark Your Calendars! TSR&TP 2001 Research Symposium April 20-21 in Lake Tahoe
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Conference on Environmental Protection Indicators for California: January 18-19, 2001in Sacramento
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Applications for 2001-2002 Grants & Fellowships Due January 31, 2001 Grant
Awards Increased to $60,000
Fellowship Awards Increased to $50,000 |
The TSR&TP is now accepting applications for Investigator-Initiated
Grants and Graduate
Student Fellowships for funding next year (2001-2002). The deadline for
submitting proposals is January 31, 2001. The TSR&TP will award up to $60,000
for each grant and up to $50,000 for each fellowship. A total of about $650,000
is available for grant and fellowship awards. Small ($500) grants for Intercampus
Travel for graduate students to collaborate with other investigators are
also available.
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Mark
Your Calendars!
TSR&TP 2001 Research Symposium April 20-21 in Lake Tahoe |
The 14th Annual TSR&TP Research Symposium will be held April 20-21, 2001 at the Granlibakken Resort in Lake Tahoe. The program includes a keynote speech by Dr. Charles Goldman, director of the Tahoe Research Group, poster sessions, and optional boat tours of the lake.
Registration information will be sent to all currently funded TSR&TP affiliates (students, faculty and staff) via email by early February. The symposium is also open to anyone in the general public who wishes to attend. A detailed agenda and more information will be posted on our website in February.
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Conference
on Environmental Protection Indicators for California: January 18-19,
2001 in Sacramento
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The California Environmental Protection Agency is sponsoring a conference on Environmental Protection for California: Building a Framework for Cal EPA's Environmental Indicator System January 18-19, 2001 at the Radisson Hotel in Sacramento, California. The conference will introduce Cal EPA's environmental indicators project. Environmental indicators will be used to reveal areas where Cal EPA efforts have been successful, identify areas that need improvement, and signal unrecognized problems. Participants will hear from experts representing organizations that develop and utilize environmental indicators. Open discussions and daily breakout sessions at the conference will provide an opportunity for participants to identify and select issues for prospective environmental indicator development.
There is no fee for attending the conference, but space is limited to the first 200 participants who register. The registration deadline is January 5, 2001.
An agenda and more detailed information is posted at http://www.oehha.ca.gov/public_info.php
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