[Jpjobs] Call for L'Oréal USA For Women in Science Fellowship Due no later than Feb. 1, 2019
Julia Westwater
jwestwater at whoi.edu
Wed Jan 9 17:46:40 EST 2019
For students on the February degree list (must have started a postdoc by
2/1/2019).
If you're graduating in the next year, keep this in mind for 2020.
>
> *L'Oréal USA For Women in Science Fellowship*
> <https://lorealfwis.aaas.org/login/indexA.cfm>**
>
> *Completed applications are due no later than February 1, 2019.
> Award will be announced October 2019.*
>
> *ABOUT THE PROGRAM*
>
> For more information about the L'Oréal USA For Women in Science
> program, please visit: *www.lorealusa.com/forwomeninscience*
> <http://www.lorealusa.com/forwomeninscience>
>
> To view a PDF of the frequently asked questions regarding the program,
> *please click here* <https://lorealfwis.aaas.org/FellowshipFAQ2019.pdf>.
>
> *The eligibility criteria are as follows:*
>
> * Must have a conferred PhD and have started in a postdoctoral
> research position by February 1, 2019
> * Must maintain the status of postdoctoral researcher throughout the
> fellowship year
> * Must be American born, naturalized citizen or permanent resident
> * Must be affiliated with a U.S. based academic or research institution
> * Must plan to conduct their postdoctoral studies and research in
> the U.S.
> * Must be involved in basic research in the life and
> physical/material sciences, engineering & technology, computer
> science and mathematics
> * Cannot be in a faculty position
> * Must commit to at least twenty hours of activity in support of
> women and girls in science (e.g. mentoring, classroom visits,
> media, events)
> * Must be available the week of November 4, 2019 for the For Women
> in Science Awards Week
>
> *The Selection Process*
>
> To ensure that the candidates who are selected represent scientific
> excellence, the program utilizes a two-phased application review process.
>
> In the first round, applications are evaluated by experienced
> scientists in the candidates' respective fields. In the second round,
> a distinguished Jury of eminent scientists evaluates the top-ranked
> candidates and selects the five winners.
>
> *CANDIDATES ARE EVALUATED FOR OVERALL EXCELLENCE WITH A FOCUS ON:*
>
> *SCIENTIFIC EXCELLENCE AND QUALITY OF PROPOSED RESEARCH:*
>
> * Scientific excellence and appropriateness of proposed research
> o What is the quality and feasibility of the research?
> o To what extent does the proposed research have the potential
> to advance this field of study and contribute more broadly to
> the advancement of society? How significant are the wider
> impacts of this research?
> o Is the candidate qualified to conduct the proposed research?
> * Ability to plan and conduct research either as a member of a team
> or independently
> o Are the important concepts, objectives, and processes clearly
> defined? Do the proposed approaches adequately address the
> objectives?
> o Does the candidate have a proven track record of having
> successfully completed research in the past, which would
> predict success for this proposal?
> * Evidence of originality, initiative, and productivity
> o Is the proposed research innovative, unique, and relevant?
> * Choice of host institution and department mentor
> o Can the host institution and investigator provide adequate
> facilities and academic/professional support for this research
> proposal?
>
> *INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND POTENTIAL FOR CAREER ENHANCEMENT*
>
> * Intellectual merit, academic records, and accepted requisites for
> scholarly scientific study
> o Does this candidate have adequate education and background to
> conduct the proposed research and advance this field of study?
> * Potential for career enhancement if awarded the fellowship
> o To what extent will the funding and exposure of this
> fellowship enhance the candidate's professional and personal
> development?
>
> *BUDGET PROPOSAL:*
>
> * Is the proposed budget allocation a reasonable and appropriate use
> of funds? To what extent will the funding support the candidate's
> research project and provide career enhancement?
> * *Please note the following budget guidelines:*
> o The funding is intended to support the candidate's research
> project and provide career enhancement. Suggested uses of the
> funding include: tuition fees, attendance at meetings and
> conferences, laboratory supplies, publication costs, computer
> and technical support, equipment, and instruments.
> International travel is allowed. Indirect or fringe costs
> (including insurance and overhead) are not allowed.
> o Applicants may allocate up to 10% of their total budget
> estimate for community service or outreach projects beyond the
> scope of their proposed research plan (e.g. hosting a science
> workshop for K-12 students with a local outreach organization).
> o Salaries for technicians and students may be proposed, as long
> as the candidate can justify that these individuals will
> directly support the candidate's research.
> o A candidate may use the funding to cover her salary if she can
> justify why it is not already being covered by her PI or lab.
>
> *COMMUNITY SERVICE:*
>
> * Commitment to supporting women and girls in science
> o Has the candidate successfully demonstrated her commitment to
> supporting women and girls in STEM through past initiatives?
> o Does the candidate plan to pursue future initiatives? To what
> extent will this impact the beneficiaries?
>
> *SECURITY INFORMATION*
>
> L'Oréal USA For Women in Science uses a secure certificate (SSL) for
> confidential encrypted communication between you and our server.
> *Learn more about SSL certificates here.*
> <http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSL> You should see a locked icon in
> either the bar at the bottom of your browser or in the URL bar. You
> can click on the image to the left to confirm this site is secure.
>
> *PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION*
>
> https://lorealfwis.aaas.org/images/AAASlogo.gif
> <http://www.aaas.org/>The American Association for the Advancement of
> Science (AAAS), which is dedicated to advancing science around the
> world, is the official administrator for the L'Oréal USA For Women in
> Science program. In this capacity, AAAS:
>
> * Process fellowship grants payments
> * Collect and review interim and final progress reports
> * Facilitate professional networking opportunities for all
> interested fellowship recipients
>
> For more information about AAAS and its programs, please visit:
> *http://www.aaas.org* <http://www.aaas.org/>.
>
> *PRIVACY INFORMATION*
>
> The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) is the
> administrator of the L'Oréal USA For Women in Science program and, as
> such, acts as the manager of the information submitted in the
> applications to the program. For more information on the AAAS privacy
> policy, please visit: *http://www.aaas.org/privacy.shtml*.
>
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