• Awards do not cover conference attendance, tuition fees or scholarships.
• Awards do not cover salaries for team members; however, CLP allows stipends that could be extended through the full length of the project, as well as reasonable allowance for food and accommodation.

You are expected to complete your degree or your research, update e8 about your progress and publish your results. You are required to acknowledge the e8 support when publishing or making presentations on your research and results.

Weyerhaeuser Giving Fund does not fund:

• Projects, services and organizations outside a 50 mile/80 kilometer radius of a Weyerhaeuser community
• National campaigns and programs
• Activities that provide a direct or tangible benefit to Weyerhaeuser or its employees
• Conferences, forums or special events
• Individuals, including direct scholarship or bursary assistance
• Fraternal, social, labor or political organizations
• Activities that influence legislation
• Organizations seeking funds for theological purposes
• Disease specific support, including national health-related organizations and their local affiliates
• Groups or individuals seeking funds for sponsorships or to purchase tickets or tables at fundraising benefits
• Sports teams or athletic events
• Operating deficits or debt liquidation
• Hospital building or equipment campaigns resulting in higher costs to health-care users
• Services the public sector is reasonably expected to provide
• Endowments and memorials
• Capital campaigns
• Research or conferences unrelated to the forest products or homebuilding industries
• Multi-year Requests

We accept grant proposals only for charitable, educational, or scientific purposes, primarily from tax-exempt, charitable organizations. We do not provide funding for projects that benefit specific individuals or that serve religious purposes.

Tuition,Travel,Other
Study must be carried out in a country with a diplomatic US presence. See here for further details:
http://www.iie.org/programs/nsep/graduate/preferences.htm
NSEP Fellowship support may not be used for study of French or Spanish unless such language instruction is at an advanced level or combined with study of business, the applied sciences, or engineering.
Geographic Location
international, countries identified in the description

Tuition,Research (general),Travel,Equipment
A portion of the allotment for research supplies and equipment may be used for travel provided that the travel is essential to the research.

Tuition, registration fees, health insurance, travel, and research-related expenses.
Awards are contingent on matching support from the student's home department and/or faculty advisor(s).

Travel--including field investigations, agency visits, participation in conferences, or any travel that enhances or facilitates a graduate research program.

Travel expenses may not include airfare. Awardees are expected to be in residence for some part of their research at the Station so they can interact with other researchers and students.

This funding is to help cover tuition costs first then room and board, books, laboratory fees and one round- trip ticket per academic year between the Fellow’s residence and the academic institution, pending availability of funds.

The student's home university will be expected to be the primary source of support for materials and expenses required to do the thesis research, and will also be expected to cover any indirect costs associated with the project. The award is conditional upon a full tuition waiver or reimbursement by the University.

The Foundation will not accept applications for extensions of existing fellowships.

The recipient may be liable for income tax on the scholarship. Please consult with your tax advisor on the proper treatment of the award.

The Moody Fellowship provides round-trip airfare from Detroit to the city of placement in South Africa and a modest monthly stipend for up to three months.

The grant does not cover the indirect costs of the organization to which the recipient is affiliated or general administrative costs ("overheads").

The following items are not ordinarily supported: Permanent equipment, food, salary for principal investigator, overhead, conference or meeting costs, or expenses and travel for field assistant.

The Fellowship will not subsidize academic tuition and fees, nor will it cover costs of purchasing transport vehicles, or unnecessary or unreasonable equipment.

The earliest possible departure date for India by awardees is eleven (11) months following the date of application submission

The cost of transportation to and from Genoa is the responsibility of Fellows or their accompanying spouses/companions. So also are all other personal expenses incurred during the fellowship period, including the purchase of materials and equipment.

The Boone and Crockett Club does not permit their funds to be allocated for overhead or administrative costs.

The award must be used for tuition and/or books and will be deposited directly to the student's university account.

The AAUW Educational Foundation American Fellowship stipend must be larger than any other single fellowship or grant received during the year and must be acknowledged as the major award. Acceptance of any concurrent funds of a lesser amount than the Foundation award requires prior approval of the Foundation.
Fellowships DO NOT fund:
Research Assistants, laboratory supplies & equipment, publication costs, tuition for additional coursework, repayment of loans or other personal obligations, extended field research.

Successful applicants must submit an itemized budget annually until the funding is exhausted. Report of progress and plans for publication of results must be submitted to the Research Committee.

Funding does not cover:

• Projects testing martin house design preference
• Placement of housing for aesthetic or humanitarian purposes.
• Salaries or overhead costs.

Students receiving full-time scholarships from the Foundation are precluded from any other form of assistance for those months they receive our scholarship support. Neither does the Foundation pay scholarship funds for those months when and if students are fulfilling teaching assignments with remuneration.
Funds for equipment and supplies are allocated sparingly, and careful advance planning for them is necessary. Smaller grants also are made for partial support of cooperative projects. In no instance shall the Foundation pay overhead or indirect costs to the parent university.
Travel will be allocated at a maximum of $1,200 per year, or pro-rated at $100/month based upon the number of months the student is doing field work. The student's major professor is encouraged to travel to the project study area at least once, and one trip may be budgeted, this not to exceed $500. All Welder Fellowship recipients are encouraged to present the results of their field research at appropriate professional meetings. The Foundation will reimburse the student for travel to one (1) professional meeting if the student presents a paper at that meeting.
The Foundation desires to promote fellow publications. Page charges are ordinary costs of research and are becoming very expensive. The student should not budget page charges in requests for funds. These funds will be provided when evidence of acceptance of the paper is received at the Foundation, and when a Welder contribution number has been provided for the paper. The paper must have a Welder contribution number to be eligible for page charges. All articles resulting from work supported by the Foundation (feature articles and notes) must have a Welder number. Support of publications will be limited to a period of four years after the student has filed a thesis or dissertation.

Student will be responsible for meals and any extra charges on the hotel bill). If applicable, students may be asked to share a room with one or two other awardees at the discretion of AMS.