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FACULTY AWARDS
Laurence B. Emmons Research Grants
The purpose of the award is to assist doctorally prepared faculty to complete pilot work necessary for successfully completing for a major extramurally funded research project. The rationale is that NIH is now expecting more extensive pilot data to support applications. The extramural proposal should be ready for submission within 12-18 months. In addition, these awards are intended as a mechanism for faculty to mentor doctoral students in research.
These awards are available once a year. One award will be made for $20,000.
Vice President for Research - Faculty Seed Grants Program
The Program is intended to provide short-term, one-time support that will "jump start" worthwhile projects and result in data or work products that can be used in developing major proposals for submission to extramural funding agencies or private contributors. Individuals holding faculty rank, who have an appointment in the research scientist series of titles, or who have a continuing or continuing-eligible status are eligible to apply; however, the Faculty Seed Grants Program gives highest priority to junior-level individuals in those categories.
These awards are available once a year from the Office of the Vice President for Research. The funding level is restricted to a maximum of $10,000.
STUDENT AWARDS
Yuma Friends of Arizona Health Sciences Center, The Young Investigator Research Awards
The Yuma Friends of Arizona Health Sciences Center Young Investigator Awards are intended to provide grant funds to promising young clinical and basic investigators to encourage and stimulate quality research in Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy and the many subdisciplines within these Colleges. The translation of advances in laboratory research into advances in patient care has long been a hallmark of the Arizona Health Sciences Center and it is believed that these awards will help nurture young scientists who will some day alter the course of health care in America.
These awards are available once a year. Submission deadline is around November.
Laurence B. Emmons Student Dissertation Research Award
The Laurence B. Emmons Student Dissertation Research Award is designed to assist doctoral students at the dissertation stage with their research. The dissertation research should be completed within 12 months of receiving the award.
These awards are available once a year. Submission deadline is around March. A maximum of $10,000 may be requested.
For More Information Contact:
Office of Nursing Research
The University of Arizona
1305 N. Martin Avenue, Room 410
P.O. Box 210203
Tucson, Arizona 85721-0203
(520) 626-7124
Fax: (520) 626 2211
onr@nursing.arizona.edu
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