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The University of Mumbai awarded PhD degrees to 2,904 candidates in the last decade

2011-01-22T21:11:00.000-08:00

The University of Mumbai awarded PhD degrees to 2,904 candidates in the last decade. This means the varsity gave out more than a doctorate a day, if one discounts the holidays.

While numbers tell one side of the story, the quality of research work is a concern for university authorities. Old-time faculty and research guides said just about 2% of the work done by PhD fellows makes it to international peer-reviewed journals.

"Like water finds its own level, every researcher finds his own journal," quipped a research guide, recalling the discussion he has with faculty each time they discuss the poor quality of PhD theses being churned out of the university portals.

Candidates spend years in the pursuit of a PhD, later producing nothing of relevance, said a former vice-chancellor. Mysteriously, almost every Indian university has at least five theses that analyze the functioning of a co-operative bank in a particular district. "As if a co-operative bank in Jalgaon is going to be very different from the one in Jalaun," he added.

Rajpal Hande, head of the board of colleges and university development, said, "The quality of PhD theses produced by institutions across the world is a matter of concern. Quality research is being conducted only in some pockets of the world. In India too, the quality of our research is something we need to immediately address."

He felt the University Grants Commission's decision to conduct an entrance exam is the first step in ensuring that the right kind of students get in.

But there is another thought too. Abhay Pethe, head of the economics department, said if quality issues need to be addressed, authorities should be stringent about the output.

"Allow flexibility at the input stage. But put a filter at the output level. There is another peculiarity about Mumbai—a large number of students who enrol for PhD in social sciences do so years after completing their master's. There ought to be some consideration for them.

Source :Times of India

Research Abroad Scholarships for Applicants Enrolled for a Higher Degree at the University of Adelaide

2011-01-17T20:34:00.000-08:00

Scholarships 2011, Australia

Employer: The University of Adelaide
Level: Research
Scholarship Description: A special fund is set aside from the Research Budget for the purpose of supporting research travel overseas by enrolled research students. The total value of the scholarship is $1,500, plus a minimum of $500 of which is funded by the applicant’s Discipline/School. This scheme is subject to funding and the University reserves the right not to make offers in any given year.

Scholarship Application Deadline: 18 February 2011
Further Scholarship Information and Application.........

Best Scholarships for Foreign Students

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Best Scholarships for Foreign Students..
There are several international scholarship programs offered by several colleges across the nation. The five best scholarships for foreign students as recommended on the website www.foreignborn.com are:

5 Best Scholarships for Foreign Students
1. Scholarship Experts: www.Scholarshipexperts.com offers graduate, undergraduate, and high school level scholarships to international students in the form of fee waivers, tuition fee reduction, and stipends. Several senior study scholarships are also available here. One needs to submit the study information and foreign scholarship requirements online, and Scholarship Experts searches for the best international scholarship and provides all details with respect to the eligibility criteria, qualifying tests, other requirements, and the process of application and follow up.

2. Financial Aid for Undergraduate International Students at NAFSA: These international scholarships are aimed at undergraduate students who require study abroad scholarships. These have stringent eligibility criteria in terms of academic achievements, chosen subjects of study, enrollment for further education, and need for financial aid. Information about foreign scholarships and grants, the funding factors, sources, tax information, and financial aid information for foreign students is provided on the website www.nafsa.org.

3. International Education Financial Aid Website: This website is one of the best sources of advice on international scholarships or study abroad scholarships. This site contains a variety of information needed for students seeking international scholarships, like details about the grants, college scholarships, and foreign scholarships. One can search through a comprehensive list of grants and scholarships, as well as international student loan programs.

4. Rotary International Scholarships: Rotary's Ambassadorial scholarships are another scholarship for foreign students. The Rotary International Scholarships program is the oldest of all the scholarship programs and has been in effect since the 1940s. This program aims at improving international relationships among people of different nationalities. The program offers international scholarships for graduate and undergraduate studies. Scholarships for non-Canadians, study abroad scholarships, and many other types of foreign scholarships are offered through Rotary International.

5. U.S. Federal Government Financial Aid for Foreign Students: To receive federal aid (U.S. national government) for student financial aid programs, one must be an eligible citizen or non-citizen, must have a high school diploma, must be enrolled as a regular student and be registered for selective services. There are several other eligibility requirements for these study abroad scholarships offered by the U.S. federal government. By fulfilling these selection criteria, one can get several steps closer to living that American dream. However, if you are in the United States on an F1 or F2 student visa only, or on a J1 or J2 exchange visitor visa only, you cannot obtain student financial aid from the U.S. federal government.

female students Scholarship.

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female students Scholarship.

AFUW committee members with guest speaker Alicia Dawson at a Japanese Garden function this year. Pictured standing left to right are Marianne Payten, Pat Burnheim, Alicia Dawson, Marie Daley, Sue Brown, Alison Biddulph, Lois Foster. Seated are Betty Carroll, Anne Holloway, Maureen Knight.

The Central West Branch of the Australian Federation of Graduate Women (AFGW) is
inviting Central West female students to apply for its Annual Scholarship prize of $1000.
This is awarded each year to a female student who has attended a Secondary School within 100km of Cowra and intends to enrol in Tertiary Education in 2011.

The AFGW’s purpose is to reward and support rural women in their advancement of education. Four functions are held annually with inspiring guest speakers. Members of AFGW Central West Branch and those of the community who regularly support these functions have been impressed with Mr Philip Bailey speaking on Yehudi Menuhin- prodigy and phenomenon, Julia Andrews of Canowindra :journalist and wine industry participant; Alicia Dawson conducting a Pilot Study on managing children with anxiety and depression ; and Christine McIntosh :local woman , lawyer .

All high achievers.

The winner of the AFGW Central West $1000 Scholarship will be announced at the Cowra Golf Club in February 2011.
Mrs Jenny White, “Glenbrook”, Showground Lane

Cowra 2794.

Applications close January 31st, 2011

2011-14 MIT Pappalardo Fellowships in Physics, USA

2010-12-22T06:01:00.000-08:00

2011-14 MIT Pappalardo Fellowships in Physics, USA

The mission of the MIT Pappalardo Fellowships in Physics is to sustain a distinguished postdoctoral program that identifies, recruits and supports the most talented and promising young physicists at an early stage in their careers. This initiative is made possible by the support of Mr. A. Neil Pappalardo (EE ’64), an MIT alumnus with a long history of generosity to both the Institute and the Department of Physics.

Each year, the program appoints three new Fellows for a three-year term each, via its annual competition. All Pappalardo Fellows are provided with:

•independent, unrestricted choice of research focus and direction within the MIT Department of Physics, throughout their three-year fellowship appointment;
•active faculty mentoring fostered by weekly luncheons and monthly dinners with the Department’s faculty, throughout the academic year;
•a competitive annual stipend [$62,200 for first-year Fellows in the 2011-12 academic year] with an annual cost-of-living increase, combined with $5,000 per academic year in untaxed, discretionary research funds; and
MIT Affiliate Health Plan insurance coverage for Fellows and their dependents.

Please Note:1.
To participate in the Pappalardo Fellowships competition, a candidate must be nominated by a faculty member or senior researcher in physics, astronomy or related fields. Self-nominated applicants cannot be accepted.
2.Current MIT graduate students and postdoctoral researchers, or those who have already received an offer for a postdoctoral position from an MIT faculty member, will only be considered in exceptional circumstances.
The Executive Committee of the MIT Pappalardo Fellowships in Physics invites faculty and senior researchers within the international community of physics, astronomy or related fields to submit nominations for the 2011-2014 MIT Pappalardo Fellowships in Physics competition.

Nominees must be young men or women of exceptional ability who currently have or will have received a doctoral degree in physics, astronomy or related fields by September 1, 2011.

Applicant Information:
Upon receipt of a validated Pappalardo Fellowships nomination from a faculty member or senior researcher within the international community of physics, astronomy or related fields, the Fellowships Office will mail the nominee, via first-class mail, a Fellowship application packet containing an application form and cover letter with instructions.

All required application materials must be mailed by either first-class or overnight mail directly to the Fellowships Office in a timely manner, so that all items arrive NO LATER than 5:00 pm on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2010.

Please note: faxed or emailed application materials will NOT be accepted from applicants; ONLY faculty may email their referee letters directly to the program’s administrator.

Mailing address information for the mit physics department / pappalardo fellowships office.

IF SENDING APPLICANT MATERIALS via 1ST CLASS, U.S. POSTAL SERVICE,
Use this address:
Department of Physics, 4-304
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02139-4307

If Sending Applicant Materials Via Ups, Dhl, & Fedex,
Use this address:
Department of Physics, 4-304
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
32 Vassar Street
Cambridge, MA 02139-4307

Read more: http://scholarship-positions.com/2011-14-mit-pappalardo-fellowships-in-physics-usa/2010/08/28/#ixzz18qisg4VP

Eden Theological Seminary has created the Dr. Enoch Hammond Oglesby Endowed Scholarship to honor the contributions of the scholarship's namesake.

2010-12-18T04:21:00.000-08:00

Eden Theological Seminary has created the Dr. Enoch Hammond Oglesby Endowed Scholarship to honor the contributions of the scholarship's namesake.
Oglesby has been a prominent theologian for decades. Having earned his doctorate from Boston University, Oglesby began his teaching at Eden in 1978, where he served on its faculty for almost 30 years.

Oglesby, a member of the African-American clergy community, has been instrumental in providing guidance to many theologians and pastors serving the African-American communities around the world. Oglesby has published more than 10 books and has been a keynote speaker at various conferences and events.

"I'm just so delighted that after a great deal of hard work and persistence, the first endowed scholarship in Eden's over 160-year history, created specifically to support our African American students, has been initiated," said the Rev. Dr. David Greenhaw, Eden's president. "Dr. Oglesby has meant so much to the Eden community — and the entire African-American community — that it's only fitting this scholarship be in his name."

Oglesby grew up in Earle, Ark., on a cotton farm. He followed his belief that education should be accessible to all and he worked to follow his call to higher education, which ultimately led him to Boston University.

Eden Theological Seminary, a seminary of the United Church of Christ, educates women and men for ministry, and is located at 475 E. Lockwood Ave. in Webster Groves.

Nebraska has become well known for its promotion of higher education by providing a number of scholarships and financial aid to Nebraska residents

2010-12-01T22:00:00.000-08:00

Nebraska has become well known for its promotion of higher education by providing a number of scholarships and financial aid to Nebraska residents.
Nebraska has become well known for its promotion of higher education by providing a number of scholarships and financial aid to Nebraska residents who intend to stay and attend a college or a university within the state. These scholarships are offered by the state and independent institutions to students attending a university, college, or technical/vocational school.

Scholarships are provided to students from different backgrounds on the basis of merit, needs, or educational pursuits. The only criteria for being selected for these scholarships is that the applicant should be a resident of Nebraska and should be willing to go to one of the colleges, universities, or technical/vocational centers in Nebraska.

Some of the best scholarships are:
Nebraska Broadcasters Association Foundation: This is one of the best scholarships for students in Nebraska, which is granted to students who wish to pursue their post-secondary education in broadcasting-related programs at public or private institutions or colleges. This Nebraska scholarship offers two $1,500 grants to two students every year who meet the selection criteria. The criteria is that the students must be specializing in communications, broadcasting, or a related field at a public or a private college in Nebraska, and must have attended High School in Nebraska. The Applicants must also have planned a career in radio or media.
Scott Mecham BBB Student of Integrity Award: The Foundation of the Better Business Bureau sponsored Nebraska scholarship is awarded in Nebraska, southwest Iowa, and South Dakota. This Scholarship is offered to three students who live in the areas that are served by the Foundation of the Better Business Bureau. The scholarship was established in the memory of Mr. Mecham, who was the president of Mecham since 1991, and is offered to students who want to pursue their higher secondary education in the particular regions.
AQHF Nursing Scholarship: This is one of the Nebraska Nursing Scholarships that is offered to Nebraska students who would like to pursue higher secondary education in the field of nursing. The AQHF Nursing Scholarship offers $2,500 per year for a minimum of four years. For this Nebraska scholarship, the minimum GPA that a student is expected to maintain is a 2.5 on a 4.0 scale. In addition, the student must also be a full-time student of nursing to receive this award.
Nebraska Quarter Horse Youth Scholarship: This is one of the best Nebraska Resident Freshman Scholarships awarded to Nebraska students. It offers $2,000 to AQHYA members who receive $500 per year for a degree plan that may expand up to four years.
Nebraska Library Association Louise A. Nixon Scholarship: One of the best scholarships for residents of Nebraska, it is awarded to graduate students pursuing library education in the state of Nebraska.

Most of these Nebraska scholarships are merit–based ones. But they also consider other factors such as need and other non-academic qualifications.

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Worldwide MBA Programs

2010-12-01T02:05:00.000-08:00

The Master of Business Administration Degree (MBA) is the most popular business qualification in the world, and is fast becomming a prerequisite for management positions.

The MBA is by its nature a general management qualification. An MBA program usually consists of a core curriculum covering the functional areas of management, including information systems, finance and accounting, and human resources, to name a few. The second stage of the MBA course is usually made up of a choice of electives (optional courses), to allow the student to either continue with general studies or to specialise in a particular subject or area. All this is taught through a variety of means, for example, lectures, study groups and case studies.

This site aims to help you choose the right MBA program for you, whether by full time study or via an online MBA. The articles in the left hand navigation bar offer general advice by geographic region whilst our mba programs article index contains a range articles on more specific MBA courses and advice in general. Best of all we also offer a Free Application & Information Service.

The MBA qualification began in the US about 90 years ago. Today, well over 1000 business schools, universities and other institutions across the world offer MBA programs, and these can differ vastly according to tradition and background. There are also innumerable methods of study, for example, full-time, part-time, modular and distance learning. With this bewildering choice on offer, how can a potential student decide which is the best programme for them?

Cost Considerations
Undertaking an MBA course is a large commitment both in terms of time (full-time programmes run for one or two years) and money (good quality courses cost in the region of £15,000 to £20,000). Therefore, before selecting an MBA program, it is important to ask yourself why you are pursuing the qualification in the first place.

The main reasons quoted by students for choosing to embark upon this route of study are for an increase in salary; to open new career opportunities; to further a career and to extend personal networks. A good quality course will allow for all of these by developing participants' personal skills at the same time as extending their knowledge base in the general management disciplines in the context of global business. MBA programs are an educational course, and as such should challenge students' assumptions and attitudes. Furthermore, knowledge accrued on the course should be highly transferable to the world of work. The courses which achieve this most effectively bring together top quality faculty with students from a variety of backgrounds who possess a wealth of experience and ambition (at Cranfield, for example, students on the full-time programme have an average of nine years' business experience). This combination produces the best possible educational experience which broadens horizons and equips the individual to embrace challenge and change in the future.

Phd & Research Courses on offer worldwide

2010-12-01T01:57:00.000-08:00

Phd & Research Courses on offer worldwide....

Postgraduate study in countries such as the UK or the USA is intensive, so the courses are of relatively short duration. This is a significant advantage for many students and their employers, since it means that the maximum professional advantage is coupled with the minimum time away from work.

Independent study, strong research base

Research study, whether at Masters or Doctoral level, involves individual supervision by a faculty member who has an interest in the topic.

This emphasis on personal guidance and independent study is a key characteristic feature of research degrees in countries such as Britain and America - and is one of the reasons postgraduates possess the kind of high-level skills suited to careers in business, applied research and higher education.

Which course?

Research degrees are awarded to students who have completed a period of original research and submitted a thesis for examination.

A research degree – and especially a PhD – is the ultimate opportunity for students who want to pursue their own specialist interests.

Research is extremely stimulating and exciting as it involves producing something that is original. The student is the expert in that subject and will gradually come to know as much as his or her supervisor!

The PhD is a research programme normally extending over three or more years, usually culminating a dissertation or thesis of 70,000 – 100,000 words.

The thesis must present original findings that are, in principle, publishable. In some subjects such as art, however, the thesis may be replaced by an original major work. And in social sciences, several published articles may be accepted in place of a single long thesis.

A Ph.D. offers the following opportunities to international students:

to produce an original piece of research, which may mean an important boost to the student’s career

to become one of the world’s leading experts in a particular field

to receive a sound training in research methodology and practice – especially important for those intending to pursue an academic career

All of the above are widely recognised as advantages of a Ph.D., especially in the higher education world.

New types of doctoral programmes have been developed in recent years aimed at experienced professionals in industry or professionals such as education, engineering and clinical pyschology.

Research programmes can vary from one to three years or more, depending on the nature of the programme.

Not only is there a wide choice of courses, there is also a wide variety of different ways in which they can be studied. For instance, you can study your course in your home country by distance learning, or study modular courses where you study one part of a course at a time – and when you choose to study them.

What to expect

Students undertaking a research degree initiate and develop their topic under the supervision of one or two academics. To be successful, research students must demonstrate intellectual independence. They will be expected to work on their own to a large extent but will meet their supervisor(s) at least every few weeks.

Learning costs less in the UK
Postgraduate degrees in the UK can be completed in a shorter time than those in many other countries, as courses are more intensive.

This makes the cost of achieving a postgraduate qualification in the UK considerably less than elsewhere. You only have to pay fees for one year and you only have to live away from home for one year.

So though annual costs may look higher in the UK than elsewhere, the overall cost is lower. This is even more true if you can find a course that is based in one of the less expensive parts of the UK.
There are a number of scholarships available to students planning to study a postgraduate course in the UK. These include British Chevening Scholarships and those that are available through the British Council Fellowship Programme and the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (CSFP). Details of these and other scholarship schemes can be obtained from your local British Council office.

All international students staying in the UK for more than six months are guaranteed free hospital treatment plus reduced dentists’ and opticians’ fees through the UK National Health Service. Doing away with the need to include health insurance in your budget.

How do I find out more?
To find out more about postgraduate courses in the UK click your mouse on www.educationuk.org

This will give you access to information on the range of courses available in the UK.

Scholarships for Doctoral Students

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http://www.edison.edu/financialaid/scholarships/

Doctoral Students information ....
Doctoral scholarships are a bit more elusive than undergraduate and graduate scholarships. PhD degrees are academically prestigious and require academic perseverance not suited to most students. So not only are scholarship programs fewer in number, those that do exist are highly competitive.

University Fellowships Fund Educations of Many PhD Candidates
University graduate schools where most PhD candidates study are primary sources for scholarship funds. Doctoral students are often employed in fellowships and teaching assistantships, from which they earn a good chunk of tuition cash.

Students only beginning to explore their options for post-grad programs might search our Subject-Specific list for university programs that provide scholarship funds according to student’s interests. This A-Z list categorizes the major fields of study in which students typically major. Some subjects reveal more granular micro-specialties.

Target Doctoral Scholarship Search in Academic and Research Fields
Because PhDs tend to be concentrated in academics or high-level research, many doctoral scholarships will be offered in broad categories:

•The broad field of social sciences includes specific studies like economics, linguistics, and middle eastern studies—all of which produce doctoral level professionals.
•The physical and life sciences studies further sub-divide programs into specializations such as genomics, biotechnology, neurobiology, and physiology.
Within these search parameters doctoral candidates will find scholarships funded by private sources, that front all types of research projects; large, research-heavy universities where populations of doctoral students fuel ongoing, high-level projects; and scholarships funded by the federal government, such as the Fulbright Scholarships and dozens of research fellowships available through federally-funded programs like the National Institutes of Health, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Department of Defense.

Scholarships for Women and Minority PhD Candidates
PhDs have been anything but female and/or minority, traditionally. In efforts to encourage underrepresented populations to pursue post grad studies, many sources design scholarships exclusively for women and minority doctoral candidates. Well-publicized sources for minority doctoral scholarships include:

•United Negro College Fund
•Hispanic Scholarship Fund
•Pharmaceutical companies
•Association for Women in Science
•Society for Women Engineers.

Researchers looking at true world

2010-11-27T21:43:00.000-08:00

Researchers looking at true world.....
The new Institute for Business Research being launched in Tauranga
The new Institute for Business Research at the University of Waikato is being launched in Tauranga on Friday December 3.

A lot of good business research information is not finding its way to the business community that can best make use of it, says institute director Stuart Locke.

The Waikato University Institute for Business Research is being created partly to encourage the Waikato and Bay of Plenty business communities to ask questions that dig into that intellectual property, says institute director Stuart Locke.

The average academic spends 40 percent of the time on research, 40 per cent teaching and 20 per cent on administration.

With the top management school in the country, Waikato University has some really good research sitting around not being used by the business community, says Stuart.

The IBR is also envisaged as an employment agency for PhD students looking for suitable research projects.

The intention is to attract the interest of businesses that have significant issues, and team them up with up to date research information. If existing research doesn’t apply, then new research can be undertaken.

“I think we are the first cab off the rank in terms of this sort of thing in New Zealand,” says Stuart, who works with the IBR’s Agribusiness Research Group.

The new Institute for Business Research is being launched at the University of Waikato on Thursday December 2 in Hamilton, and on Friday December 3 in Tauranga.

Keynote speaker at the openings is Professor David Hensher, the Founding Director of the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies (ITLS) and Professor of Management at the University of Sydney.

An authority on urban transport issue, David is the recipient of the 2009 IATBR Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition for his long-standing and exceptional contribution to the wider travel behaviour community. He’s a member of the Singapore Land Transport Authority International Advisory Panel, and is the author of 12 books.
David is a frequent commentator in Australian media, on the broader issues of private participation in infrastructure, especially toll roads, congestion charging and the role in urban areas of rail vs bus transport.

New scholarship opportunities..announces

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Up to $12,000 in scholarships are available from the Golden LEAF Foundation to attend four-year colleges and universities in North Carolina,,,,,,,,,,,

The Golden LEAF Foundation has recently revised its scholarship program to offer up to $12,000 for students from qualifying counties to attend participating four-year colleges and universities.

“The Foundation is committed to growing the economies of tobacco-dependent, economically distressed and rural communities,” said Dan Gerlach, Golden LEAF president. “Helping cultivate the talent, knowledge and skill of our future workforce is part of the recipe of success for rebuilding these areas.”

Under the new program, a rising college freshman from a qualifying county can apply for a $12,000 Golden LEAF Scholarship to attend one of the participating four-year colleges and universities. Golden LEAF’s four-year scholars will be eligible for $3,000 a year for up to four years. Scholarships are primarily need-based.

Students from qualifying counties that transfer from a community college to one of the participating four-year institutions are also eligible for $3,000 a year for up to three years, depending on the number of credits the student transfers.

Applications will be available December 16 at CFNC.org/goldenleaf. You can visit the Golden LEAF Website’s scholarship page at www.goldenleaf.org/scholarships.html for more information on scholarship opportunities.

“The Golden LEAF Board of Directors decided to revise the Golden LEAF Scholarship program from a year-to-year commitment to providing four years of assistance to make a tangible difference in the choice for young people to further their education," said Edgar Roach Jr., chairman of the Golden LEAF Board of Directors. “The Board is ever aware of the needs of our communities, and is making an investment now in youth to develop the workforce and leadership of the future.”

Since its inception, Golden LEAF has also provided scholarships for students from qualifying counties to attend any of North Carolina’s community colleges. Curriculum students can apply for assistance for up to $750 per semester, and non-curriculum students can apply to receive up to $250 a semester.

Community college students must apply for the scholarship each semester. Awards can be applied toward tuition, fees and related expenses. Scholarships are need- and merit-based.

Contact your local community college’s financial aid office for more information on how to apply for a Golden LEAF Scholarship to attend North Carolina’s community colleges.

Soroptimists offer 2 scholarships

2010-11-27T21:23:00.000-08:00

Two scholarships are available from Soroptimist International, a local service club for business and professional women.

The Violet Richardson Award, which honors volunteer work, goes to a girl 14-17 who lives in Ventura. The minimum scholarship is $1,000. Deadline for applications is Dec. 30.

The Women’s Opportunity Award is for women who are returning to or entering the job market and need to upgrade their skills. Candidates should be the head of their household and be enrolled in a skills training program or studying for their undergraduate degree. The minimum scholarship is $1,200. Deadline for applications is Jan. 15.

Applications are available by e-mailing Kay Armstrong at

Schorship Opportunities on Scholarship Experts

2010-11-26T21:49:00.000-08:00

Schorship Opportunities on Scholarship Experts .

Finding College Scholarships on Scholarship Experts...........

If you're looking for customized school scholarships results and don't care what you have to fill out to get there, then ScholarshipExperts.com is the scholarship information website for you. The profile information it gathers is extraordinarily detailed. You won't just answer questions about your intended major or career after graduation; you'll also be asked about current affiliations, parental affiliations, club memberships, extracurricular activities, GPA, SAT, ACT, military service, awards, and much more. In many ways, filling out this form is like filling out a college application!

The menus themselves are not terribly user-friendly. There is no easy way to skip down to your desired entry. Instead, you have to scroll down all the way, through a bunch of unrelated options before you can select the one you want. It can also be difficult to know where to look, particularly amongst the majors and career choices: economics is listed as Social Science - Economics, meaning that if you're looking for "economics" in the large alphabetized list, you won't find it unless you know to look for "Social Science - Economics."

You will come across ads in the process of registering for an account. But unlike other websites, the ads don't get in the way of accessing the site. You're not in much danger of accidentally clicking your way to an advertising site. They will use your information for advertising purposes after you have signed up, but you can easily avoid the obvious sales pitches that they'll throw at you during the signup process.

Once you are logged in, the interface is really user-friendly. There is a well-designed access portal, which offers easy browsing. There are four sections: scholarship search, financial aid information, college search, and profile information. The scholarship search is excellent, very detailed and very comprehensive. There are good tools that help organize your results, including a favorites list and a discard pile. The college search section is also a useful tool. It isn't as detailed and easy to use as the school scholarships part of the site, but the information is still helpful. The financial aid information portion of the site redirects you to the government-run student aid site.

•Cost: Free.
•Access: Access to need based and academic scholarships.

•Scholarship Search Login: Required. Login forms are detailed and tedious to fill out. There are a few ads, but they are easy to circumvent.

•Information Security: Poor. They will collect your information, and they will use it to send you advertisements from subsidiaries.

•Custom scholarship search results: Yes, thanks to the exhaustive info entered into your profile.
•Scholarship Information Organization: Great. You can reorganize the scholarship information by any number of categories for easy browsing.

•Direct links to scholarship sites: Yes. Convenient links let you apply to many school scholarships online.

•Quantity of Scholarships: Impressive. When searched with very strict criteria, some 100 results still appeared. The website seems to gather even school scholarships offered by other online resources, which can be a big advantage.

•Tip: Consider the benefits of filling out the whole login form versus leaving parts blank. If you go through the entire form, the process is long. Cutting down on how many questions you answer could make it much easier - just be careful you don't cut down too much, and be sure to provide all the required information.

SCHOLARSHIP GUIDE.........

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Finding College Scholarships on Free Scholarship Guide

•Cost: Free.
•Access: Total access to need based and academic scholarships.

•Scholarship Search Login: Required, and takes a lot of personal details. Profile application form contains ads.

•Information Security: Maybe. They claim not to spam too heavily, but they also state that they need the revenue from ads to keep the site running, which means at least a little spam.

•Custom scholarship search results: No. You can do a keyword search, nothing more.
•Scholarship Information Organization: Decent. You can narrow it down by a few categories, plus a general search. But there is no real organization that you can do on the results you get.

•Direct links to scholarship sites: Yes. With most scholarships, you click on the title given in the online listing, and then it immediately links you to the scholarship's own page.

•Quantity of Scholarships: Impressive. There were over a thousand scholarships for college students offered.

•Tip: Look before you click! Be sure that you haven't left any boxes checked that might indicate you want any spam email. The application process can be tricky; review it before you finalize.

Scholarship

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College Scholarship Website Snapshot:
•Cost: Free.
•Scholarship Search Login: Required.
•Information Security: Information is secure, but you must opt out of the marketing list

•Tip: Unless you want to receive correspondence, be sure that you go through the steps that will take you off of their mailing list. Unless you opt out, you will get spam. But if you remove yourself from that list, you'll get all the benefits of the site access with none of the spam.
•Custom scholarship search results: Yes.
•Scholarship Information Organization: Good.
•Direct links to scholarship sites: Yes.
•Quantity of Scholarships: Good.

Science guru's other first prize

2010-11-26T21:24:00.000-08:00

Science guru's other first prize

Sir Paul Callaghan considers himself a lucky man. Not because he's the leader of the team that has won this year's Prime Minister's Science Prize of $500,000.

He's won prizes before, plenty of them - the Ampere Prize, the Rutherford Medal and the Gunther Laukien Prize among them.

Nor does he link his luck to the fact that his team's work in the rarefied world of nuclear magnetic resonance is so widely published - 250 scientific papers between the five of them with a citation "h-index" of 46, putting them up with Nobel Prize winners.

"I've been hugely well recognised and I sometimes wonder why - I've been lucky that way," he says with typical modesty.

The reason Sir Paul regards himself as lucky is that he's still here. Diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2008, he had surgery and chemotherapy, but the outlook wasn't great.

"The tumour had got through the wall and spread cells into my abdominal cavity. I had multiple tumours throughout my peritoneum."

It was a fatal condition with no cure.

Top Educational Institutions of India

2010-11-25T05:16:00.000-08:00

Top Educational Institutions of India.
Being counted among the top educational institutes of India in a stream – be it engineering, medical, management, science, art, design, fashion, animation or any other stream – is not a very easy job. Meticulous planning, having a dedicated faculty, adequate fund, autonomy of administration, a fair admission procedure and a commitment towards building an institute of repute are some of the measures that every good educational institute needs to take. There are several top educational institutes in India that are known for their quality in terms of the faculty members, infrastructure, extracurricular activities and overall approach in the way students are groomed.

At present India is home to some of the best engineering colleges, B-Schools, Arts and Science colleges to several institutes offering professional courses. There are also many reputed schools in India that offer quality education right from the primary to the higher secondary level.

There are many top universities like Delhi University, Calcutta University, Mumbai University and others, to which some of the top colleges are affiliated. There are also many top autonomous colleges like St.Xaviers College, Kolkata that have a well structured syllabus for providing quality education to students.

The standard of education in India has improved a lot over the years. It has always been the effort of the top educational institutes in India to provide quality learning to its students so that they are well groomed to face the challenges of the work place. Examples of some of the top educational institutes of India include the IIMs, IITs, AIIMS , Christian Medical College, Vellore, National Institute of Design, MICA and many more. Whether you are a student of Arts, Commerce or Science Stream, India has just the right institution to cater to all your educational requirements. In addition to the four metros, smaller towns in India are also home to some top managements as well as engineering colleges.

In view of the huge demand for top rated educational institutions, many more schools and colleges are being developed all across the country. Observing the performance of some of the best institutes of India like IITs, IIIMs, IIScs, the government of India has decided to set up more of such institutes in the coming years.

•Top Business Schools in India
•Top Fashion Technology Colleges
•Top Mass Communication
•Top Indian Colleges
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•Top Arts Colleges
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•Top Indian Universities
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•Top Aerospace institutes in India

Scholarship Opportunities for Everyone

2010-11-25T01:08:00.000-08:00

Scholarship Opportunities for Everyone

Looking to find money for college?
The well-prepared high school student will already know that there is a wealth of options to consider when you’re looking to find money for college. They’ll also know that paying for college isn’t an easy feat, and usually accomplished by exploring all of the resources available – scholarships, grants, tax credits, and student loans. The best strategies are to apply early for the best and most generous financial aid from a college, as often awards are given on a first come, first-served basis, and to apply often, as the more scholarships you strive for the more of a chance you’ll have to pay for school with the least amount of borrowing. )
You’re in luck. There are plenty of scholarship opportunities out there and we are more than happy to share them with you. The government, colleges, corporations, non-profit organizations, and private providers all offer a number of ways to help students pay for a college education. While many students believe they have no choice but to take out student loans for college, that is not the case. Students in need of scholarships can find plenty of them at our site. With more than 2.7 million scholarship and grant opportunities worth more than $19 billion, just about everyone is bound to find something. Why not take advantages of their offers by conducting a free college scholarship search?

There Are Scholarship Opportunities for Everyone
A commonly held belief is that college scholarships and grants are only available to the most active, most brilliant, and most talented of students, and that there are no scholarship opportunities for average students, or even above-average students who lack exceptional backgrounds or exceptional financial need. But not every scholarship award is tailored specifically to the valedictorian basketball star future beauty queen lawyers among us. We have scholarship opportunities in our database for students of all walks of life with all sorts of skill sets. Maybe writing essays is your thing? Our resources section contains extensive lists of essay scholarships. We also have scholarships for adult students, scholarships for minorities, and scholarships for women, as well as scholarship opportunities for business school, education majors, journalism students, and many others. Additionally, our database features an extensive array of local scholarships for all 50 states. Scholarships.com even offers our own $1,000 college scholarships to students pursuing a variety of common areas of study. And better still, by registering an account and completing a profile on Scholarships.com, you will have access to a list of scholarship opportunities tailored to your interests, abilities, and experiences just by conducting a free scholarship search.

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There is never a reason to pay for a scholarship search service when access to a large database of awards is readily available at no cost. Some students assume that paying to use a scholarship website will increase their probability of winning an award, or buy the line that scholarship opportunities may be going "unclaimed" in a special pay-per-view clearinghouse, but this is simply not true. In fact, a study by numerous colleges found that only 1 percent of students who used fee-based scholarship services actually won awards.

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Four Indian-American students have been selected for the Rhodes Scholarships for 2011

2010-11-22T01:15:00.000-08:00

Four Indian-American students have been selected for the Rhodes Scholarships for 2011

A scholarship is an award of financial aid for a student to further education. Scholarships are awarded on various criteria usually reflecting the values and purposes of the donor or founder of the award.

Four Indian-American students have been selected for the Rhodes Scholarships for 2011 for studying at the University of Oxford, the award which is widely considered the "world's most prestigious scholarship".

The Rhodes Trust yesterday named Aakash K Shah of New Jersey, Prerna Nadathur & Priya M Sury, and Varun Sivaram of California. Aakash K Shah, Cliffside Park, graduated from Ursinus College and is now in his first year at Harvard Medical School.

Prerna Nadathur, Roseville, is a senior at the University of Chicago where she majors in mathematics and minors in linguistics and philosophy.

Priya M Sury, Roseville, graduated from Washington University in St. Louis in May, summa cum laude, in anthropology and Spanish.

She is currently studying for an MD degree at the University of Minnesota.

Varun S Sivarum, Monte Sereno, is a senior at Stanford majoring in engineering physics and international relations.

A Truman Scholar and junior mentor at Phi Beta Kappa, Varun has won Stanford prizes for excellence in humanities and political science, as well as in engineering.

The thirty-two Rhodes Scholars chosen from the United States will join an international group of Scholars chosen from fourteen other jurisdictions around the world.

The Rhodes Scholarship, named after Cecil Rhodes, is an international postgraduate award for study at the University of Oxford in the UK.

It was the first large-scale programme of international scholarships, and is widely considered the "world's most prestigious scholarship" by many public sources such as Time Magazine and Yale University Press.

In addition to the thirty-two Americans, Scholars are also selected from Australia, Bermuda, Canada, the nations of the Commonwealth Caribbean, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Jamaica, Kenya, New Zealand, Pakistan, Southern Africa (South Africa, plus Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia and Swaziland), Zambia, and Zimbabwe.

Approximately 80 scholars are selected worldwide each year, including several non-US Scholars who have attended American colleges and universities.

The value of the Rhodes Scholarship varies depending on the academic field and the degree (BA, master's, doctoral) chosen.

The Rhodes Trust pays all college and university fees, provides a stipend to cover necessary expenses while in residence in Oxford as well as during vacations, and transportation to and from England.

Mr.Gerson estimates that the total value of the Scholarship averages approximately $50,000 per year.

Canadian universities will be funding a series of India-specific initiatives valued at over $4 million

2010-11-11T05:37:00.000-08:00

Canadian universities will be funding a series of India-specific initiatives valued at over $4 million

Canadian universities announce India-specific initiatives

Canadian universities will be funding a series of India-specific initiatives valued at over $4 million. These investments include the new Globalink Canada-India Graduate Fellowship.
A statement issued by the Indian ministry for human resources announced today that eight Canadian universities would be providing graduate fellowships for top Indian students who wish to pursue a Masters or PhD in Canada.
The Globalink Canada-India Graduate Fellowship Programme will provide 51 scholarship valued at more than CAD $3.5 million for Indian students who participate in the MITACS Globalink programme in 2010.
The announcement was made by Stephen J Toope, President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of British Columbia, in the presence of the Indian Minister for Human Resources Development Kapil Sibal and Gary Goodyear, Canada’s Minister of State (Science and Technology).
Sibal said that technology solutions must be affordable for common people, and hoped that the collaboration between the Canadian and Indian universities would go a long away towards achieving this end.
Four memoranda of understanding (MoS) were signed earlier in the day. The first was between the University of British Columbia and the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi on a long-standing student mobility agreement. This deal involves undergraduate engineering students spending time at each others’ institutions.
The second was between the University of Ontario Institute of Technology and Amal Jyothi College of Engineering to jointly offer a Bachelor of Applied Science in Nuclear Power degree.
The third, between the Royal Roads University and the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) seeks to establish an education partnership that will explore joint delivery of programmes through blended and distance education programmes.

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PhD in UK

2010-11-11T05:25:00.000-08:00

Study Abroad : need phd?................
The doctoral degree is the high-status educational degree in the UK. An UK PhD today is an esteemed degree that many international postgraduates aspire for. Many of the universities in the UK award the degree either by the name of PhD or by the name of DPhil (both abbreviated for Doctorate of Philosophy). The degree is awarded to the scholars who research on the subject they specialize in. These doctorate degrees are awarded to the scholars for the creation and interpretation of knowledge, which extends the forefront of a discipline, usually through original research. Doctorate degree holders in UK, like any other country, will have the qualities needed for employment such as the ability to make informed judgements on intricate issues in specialist fields and innovation in tackling and solving problems.

Doctoral programs that may include a research constituent but which have a substantial thought element, lead usually to awards that include the name of the discipline in their title, for example EdD is the doctoral award for Doctor of Education in the UK universities. A doctorate degree normally involves minimum three years of full time study in UK. Overseas researchers, studying in UK to earn PhD or DPhil or any doctorate degree, are relatively good in number due to the infrastructure that the universities offer along with the faculty and research facilities. The PhD or other research based doctoral degree in UK needs a thesis to be presented in a logical and scholarly manner and candidates must be able convince their examiners that they have grasped all the concepts of the particular field of learning within which the subject of their thesis falls, fully. Students intending to pursue for the DPhil or PhD degree in the United Kingdom can get the information from the reliable resources such as websites and latest edition of the respective university brochures.

UK: PhD Scholarship in Information Security,
University College London

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Scholarship for phd students from IIITDM

2010-11-09T22:00:00.000-08:00

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING KANCHEEPURAM

The Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing, Kancheepuram (IIITD&M) was established in 2007 by the Government of India as a Centre of Excellence in the emerging areas of Design and Manufacturing. The IIITD&M is presently functioning in the IIT Madras Campus, Chennai and will move to its new campus at Kelambakkam-Vandalur Road, Chennai. The permanent academic, research cum residential campus is about 30 km from Chennai’s International Airport.

The Institute offers Ph.D. programmes in the disciplines of Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering and Physics. Strong expertise exists among the faculty on both the theoretical and experimental methods
of research.

The Scholars admitted to the Ph.D. programmes under the regular scheme (fulltime) are eligible for the Half-time Teaching/Research Assistantship (HTRA) under the following regulations:

(a) The scholars should work for 8 hours per week to earn this assistantship.

(b) Renewal of assistantship every semester will be contingent on enrolment,

satisfactory progress in research work and good performance during the preceding semester in the discharge of responsibility as teaching/ research assistant.

a) In Engineering for those with Master’s Degree in Engineering Rs.14,000/- p.m. for first 2 years &
Rs.15,000/- p.m. for next 2 years

b) In Engineering for those admitted directly with B.E / B.Tech degrees
Rs.12,000/- p.m. for first 2 years &
Rs.14,000/- p.m. for next 2 years

c) In Sciences
Rs.12,000/- p.m. for first 2 years &
Rs.14,000/- p.m. for next 2 years

Scholarship Program in India for Internship

2010-11-08T00:05:00.000-08:00

The Centre for Social Impact is offering a scholarship to attend the PRIA International Internship Program, one of only 25 places worldwide.

This inspirational program will provide the CSI Scholarship recipient with the opportunity to learn about development issues on the ground as part of an eight week course based in Delhi and at two different regional sites in India from September to November 2010.

2009 CSI PRIA Scholarship recipient, Keya Saha-Chaudhury, said the opportunity to gain exposure to Indian NGOs working with local communities was invaluable.

"The internship taught me a lot about rural life and local self governance structures in India but it was the stories from the communities that taught me the most. Both the organisations I worked with were focused on empowering communities to take responsibility for their own development, by building their capacity to participate in public processes and assert their rights," said Ms Saha-Chaudhury.

"There is no doubt that many challenges still face India but what inspired me was seeing that change was happening, and that Indians were leading this change... The model of seeing communities as change agents rather than mere beneficiaries of outside help is something I think we in the ‘west' can learn from," she said.

The CSI scholarship is open to people with a position in a not-for-profit or volunteer organisation, those connected with citizen engagement in the community, or to university students passionate about community engagement.

The CSI scholarship will provide:

• Return economy class airfare between your home city in Australia and New Delhi • The PRIA fee of US $2,800 to attend the program and stay on the PRIA campus • $500 towards out-of-pocket expenses.

PRIA will provide:

• Cost of stay (twin share basis) for the entire period of internship • Travel to and within field sites • Food for stay in Delhi (note interns bear the cost of food during the 6 week fieldwork period, at around US$6 per day) The closing date for CSI Scholarship applications for the PRIA International Internship Program is 30 June 2010.

Apply for the internship

CSI Scholarship for PRIA International Internship Programme

Closing date: Wednesday 30 June 2010 at 5 pm

Participant Details
Title:
First Name:
Surname:
Date of Birth:
Gender: male female
Citizenship:
Position Title:
Organisation:

Address
Street:
City / Suburb:
State:
Postcode:

Contact details
Phone business hours
Phone home
Email

Educational Qualifications

Degree Obtained Institution / University Year

Work experience (if any)
Details of experience (starting with the most recent)

Name of the organisation Position held Beginning / End dates

Why are you interested in this internship opportunity?

What volunteer or internship experience do you have?

What are the relevant skills and talents which you will bring to this position?

Please describe your interests and hobbies

What do you hope and expect to gain from your internship in the PRIA program?

Scholarship conditions......
CSI will propose to PRIA that the winner of the CSI Scholarship be accepted into the PRIA International Internship Programme 2010. Admission is not guaranteed by CSI and should admission not be obtained the scholarship will not be provided to the applicant.
The CSI Scholarship will provide a return economy airfare to Delhi, the PRIA fee of US $2,800 to attend the program and stay on the PRIA campus and $500 towards out-of-pocket expenses.

The applicant will take out travel and health insurance for the duration of the PRIA program and will provide evidence of this to CSI. CSI accepts no responsibility or liability whatever for the applicant in attending the PRIA programme and the applicant acknowledges the programme is hosted by PRIA and CSI is providing the scholarship funds only.

The winner of the CSI Scholarship will write a report on the experience and provide a copy of the dissertation prepared as part of the programme.
The winner will also make presentations to audiences invited by CSI and Chain Reaction in Sydney and Melbourne. Costs for attending these presentations will be borne by CSI. Signature
I certify that the information given above is correct and I am aware that providing incorrect information in the application form may result in the cancellation of the scholarship or admission secured.

Date:
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Enquiries and applications
Make enquiries about this scholarship or send your application (by post, email or fax) to

Esther Lefas, Events Manager

Tel: 02 9385 9890
Fax: 02 9385 6161

Postal address: the Centre for Social Impact
Australian School of Business
UNSW Sydney NSW 2052
Email: e.lefas@unsw.edu.au

Visit the PRIA website for more information.

http://www.priaeducation.org/piip.php

America's Oldest Electrology Schools Extends its Scholarship Programs into 2011

2010-11-07T20:21:00.000-08:00

Upon the initial announcement of the American Institute of Education's in-house electrology scholarship program this past January, professional aestheticians, cosmetologists, nurses, even a former attorney, contacted the school for tuition assistance. "The extent to which economic conditions would drive demand for scholarship assistance became abundantly apparent to us in the first quarter of 2010," says Ron Davis, Director and owner of American Institute of Education, (A I E) a 25-year-old California State Approved electrology school.

Davis enlisted the web development services of Fencl Web Design to create a place for secure online scholarship applications for the schools industry-leading site. Scholarship applications continue to come through the school website www.aielectrology.com to the present day. "What is more amazing to me is the number of university graduates that apply," says Davis. "Upon receiving their degrees, many have no job opportunities but they carry tens of thousands of dollars in student loans. This must be very stressful for them."

Though the AIE scholarship program is a partial scholarship, demand has been intense. These scholarships have had a very positive impact on the finances of many of the schools students. If it were not for the scholarship funding, many students would not have been able to move into this profession.

When asked about the criterion for granting scholarships, Davis replied, "There are four main questions that we look to answer with every application in addition to qualities like, ability to communicate and a coherent thought process.

First: Is this person mature? This can mean in years of life experience, and / or in an applicants outlook on life.

Second: Adults with previous work experience dealing with the public or those who are, or who have been self-employed business owners, get high marks in our evaluation process. Why? Electrologists are self-employed professionals. A history of success in past or present self-directed employment serves new electrologists well in establishing a client base.

Third: We give preference to people with existing credentials, such as aestheticians, cosmetologists, nurses, or anyone with a license in a medically related field like X ray technician, phlebotomist, dental assistant, dental hygienist, etc. Existing credentials show an ability to learn and an application for electrology training expresses their commitment to a life of learning.

Fourth: A clearly expressed business plan is important. Either written or verbally explained, a plan for a start-up stand-alone business or an opportunity to start practicing within an established salon, spa, or a medical office, gives us a sense of their likelihood of success in this profession."

Another way that Davis helps people enter the electrology profession is by sponsoring a scholarship for the American Electrology Association (A E A). At the beginning of 2010, Davis offered a full scholarship to his school to the AEA on the condition that it is named the "AEA scholarship" and that it is offered through the auspices of the association. The AEA's Directors immediately established their "scholarship review committee" and in July of 2010 awarded the first full scholarship to a winning applicant. At the recent annual October AEA convention in Washington D. C., Davis announced the continuation and expansion of his sponsorship into 2011 and beyond. Two partial scholarships have been added to the existing full scholarship. All attending the convention received this news enthusiastically.

"Electrology is a very rewarding profession, both financially and personally. Every electrologist has experienced the joy of assisting clients with unwanted hair problems and has seen the remarkable changes that can occur in their lives." Davis sums up his scholarship efforts this way. "Helping people enter this wonderful profession is a gift in itself. I've seen so many or our past students become electrologists and have their lives positively transformed. By also working through a terrific association like the AEA, I get to help them perpetuate their excellent work in continuing education and advocacy for the electrology profession."

The American Institute of Education enrolls students from across the U S A, Canada and abroad. This scholarship program is specifically for North American residents. Applications from international students are not considered.

For more information regarding the application process and eligibility, please visit: www.aielectrology.com.

Contact Information
Ron Davis, Director
American Institute of Education
1715 E. Wilshire Ave. #712, Santa Ana, CA 92705
888-844-4247

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