A national organization provides for the repayment of educational loans for health professionals who agree to serve in a health manpower shortage area.
Priority is given to primary care physicians, dentists, certified nurse midwives, certified nurse practitioners, and physicians assistants.
The money can be used to repay student loans.
The amount of money available per professional is up to $25,000 a year during the first two years of practice and $35,000 for each year after that.
You can contact the organization and find out more about this grant program by visiting their website.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Here Is Yet ANOTHER Grant Program For The Individual Artist
One artist who received the $25,000 grant said, "I've been working multiple jobs to get by, so it means a chance to take more time for my personal writing. It will be huge for my development over the next year."
The grant organization has already announced $450,000 in grants to 18 literary and performing artists.
The $25,000 no-strings grant awards were designed to give artists the financial breathing room to focus on their art.
The grant recipients are also afforded professional development services to help with their career-building.
2010 Grant Recipients include:
The grant organization has already announced $450,000 in grants to 18 literary and performing artists.
The $25,000 no-strings grant awards were designed to give artists the financial breathing room to focus on their art.
The grant recipients are also afforded professional development services to help with their career-building.
2010 Grant Recipients include:
- novelists
- poets
- an art critic
- a flamenco choreographer
- songwriters working in hip-hop and garage-punk
- a R&B, hip-hop and spoken-word performer
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