[Neuropostdocs] Re: Carnegie Foundation Press Release
Martha Gillette
mgillett@life.uiuc.edu
Mon, 15 Sep 2003 16:49:12 -0500
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Gene,
On behalf of us all, and to all of us, CONGRATULATIONS!! Thank you,
especially, for the leadership that caused this award to bestowed on
us. We will all be beneficiaries.
-Martha
At 02:49 PM 9/15/2003 -0500, Gene Robinson wrote:
>Exciting news! We were chosen by the Carnegie Foundation to participate
>in an initiative that explores innovation in doctoral training in several
>disciplines, including neuroscience. We will soon assemble a group to
>spearhead this effort on our campus and forge ties with the other groups
>and the Carnegie Foundation. The Provost was pleased to hear that we were
>selected and is giving us extra funding this year to use towards this
>effort, in addition to travel support that Carnegie provides. Carnegie
>intends to publish in prominent venues the ideas and plans that arise from
>this 3-year initiative. I think our participation will give us a chance
>to explore in a thoughtful way how to position ourselves best for doctoral
>training in neuroscience, and also provide additional exposure nationally.
>
>The press release is attached, along with the list of all participating
>institutions. The Executive Committee will be discussing the initiative
>soon, so please send me any comments or questions you might have on this.
>
>Gene
>
>Gene E. Robinson
>G. William Arends Professor of Integrative Biology
>Department of Entomology
>Director, Neuroscience Program
>University of Illinois
>505 S. Goodwin Ave.Urbana, IL 61801
>Tel. 217-265-0309
>FAX 217-244-3499
>generobi@life.uiuc.edu
>Web Site: http://www.life.uiuc.edu/robinson/
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Gene,
On behalf of us all, and to all of us, CONGRATULATIONS!! Thank you,
especially, for the leadership that caused this award to bestowed on
us. We will all be beneficiaries.
-Martha
At 02:49 PM 9/15/2003 -0500, Gene Robinson wrote:
Exciting news! We were chosen
by the Carnegie Foundation to participate in an initiative that explores
innovation in doctoral training in several disciplines, including
neuroscience. We will soon assemble a group to spearhead this
effort on our campus and forge ties with the other groups and the
Carnegie Foundation. The Provost was pleased to hear that we were
selected and is giving us extra funding this year to use towards this
effort, in addition to travel support that Carnegie provides.
Carnegie intends to publish in prominent venues the ideas and plans that
arise from this 3-year initiative. I think our participation will
give us a chance to explore in a thoughtful way how to position ourselves
best for doctoral training in neuroscience, and also provide additional
exposure nationally.
The press release is attached, along with the list of all participating
institutions. The Executive Committee will be discussing the
initiative soon, so please send me any comments or questions you might
have on this.
Gene
Gene E. Robinson
G. William Arends Professor of Integrative Biology
Department of Entomology
Director, Neuroscience Program
University of Illinois
505 S. Goodwin Ave.Urbana, IL 61801
Tel. 217-265-0309
FAX 217-244-3499
generobi@life.uiuc.edu
Web Site:
http://www.life.uiuc.edu/robinson/
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