MEMBER ADVISORY
July 22, 2016
HACU seeks four researchers for climate research project
Deadline Extended September 15
The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) is seeking researchers for the National Science Foundation-funded project "Germinating Transformative Climate Change Research through Diversity," part of the EAGER (Early-concept Grants for Exploratory Research) program, bringing together individuals from widely disparate cultural, educational, and disciplinary backgrounds to collaborate in developing research proposals.
Four participants will be chosen from its member institutions. Individuals can be senior level graduate students, early stage faculty, or postdoctoral scholars in any field relevant to climate change research. Selection will be based on research promise, interest in climate resiliency research, ability to collaborate positively with a research team diverse in terms of disciplinary, research and life experiences, and institutional support for growing research interest and capacity.
Travel and lodging costs for the workshops will be covered with grant resources, with each collaborator expected to participate in:
For more information about how to apply, click here or email Will Barley. Application deadline is Sept. 15, 2016.
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