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Win the Carbon 14 $50,000 Environment Award

By peter.garvin on December 16, 2009 2 Comments 2010, award, Carbon, Carbon 14, deadline, environment, environmental impacts, environmentaly friendly, Extraordinary, Prize

Earth Day – April 22, 2010 will see someone awarded the Carbon 14 Environmental Award worth $50,000. If you are making our oceans cleaner, conserving our energy, reducing our carbon footprint, getting involved in environmental causes or, doing anything at all to help our environment you have a chance to win.

I Want a Green MBA, But How Do I Pay For It?

By Tracey de Morsella on December 10, 2009 4 Comments Admissions, Assistantships, award, Awards, business schools, Company employee educational benefits, competition, contests, Distance Learning Program, employer sponsorship, Federal Direct Loan, Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Subsidized Stafford Loan, Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loan, fellowship, financial aid, Grants, Green MBA, Green Mountain College., MBA in Sustainability, MBA loans, Presidio Graduate School, Private loan programs, research assistantship, resident assistantship, San Francisco Institute of Architecture, Scholarships, studnet loans, sustainability, sustainable mba, tax incentives, teaching assistantship, Tuition payment plans, tuition reimbursement, tuition waivers, University of Pennsylvania

Develop a comprehensive strategy for obtaining a green MBA without racking up a boat load of debt. Learn how to identify and win scholarships, fellowships, assistantships, grants, and other types of aid

Scholarship for Environmental Research By Heinz Family Philanthropies

By Sharath Bhaskar on November 27, 2009 1 Comment award, dessertation, environmental, research, thesis

The Teresa and H. John Heinz III Foundation are funding “The Teresa Heinz Scholars for Environmental Research”. They are looking for doctoral dissertations and Masters Thesis which will help the public understand the previous, current and emerging environmental issues and also helps in providing solutions for these environmental issues.

Green Education and Training Update: Red Rocks Community College, Chatham University, and University of Denver Launch Green Education Programs

By Tracey de Morsella on July 9, 2009 Comments Off on Green Education and Training Update: Red Rocks Community College, Chatham University, and University of Denver Launch Green Education Programs Advanced Technological Education Program, Agricultural Production Systems, award, Bettendorf, Capstone Project. University of Denver, career, Center for the National Advanced Technology Environmental and Energy, Center for Women’s Entrepreneurship, CO, CO. Chatham University, Colorado School of Mines, Denver, Eden Hall Farm, environment, environmental costs, food distribution, food production, food safety, grant, Green Collar Curriculum Programs, IA, Iowa, Jefferson County Schools, Jefferson County Workforce Center, Lakewood, Master of Arts in Food Studies, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, National Science Foundation, NSF, of the food supply, Pennsylvania Center for Women Politics and Public Policy, Rachel Carson Institute, Red Rocks Community College, renewable energy, RRCC, School of Sustainability and the Environment, Shadyside, SSE, sustainability, Sustainability and Health, sustainability curriculum, Sustainability Minor, sustainability of communities, Sustaining a Green Collar Workforce, workforce

Red Rocks Community College has received at National Science Foundation grant for their green collar curriculum programs. Chatham University has formed The School of Sustainability and the Environment. University of Denver has announced a sustainability minor.

Win $20,000 with The SunChips/National Geographic Green Effect – Put Your Green Community Ideas into Action

By Tracey de Morsella on May 2, 2009 Comments Off on Win $20,000 with The SunChips/National Geographic Green Effect – Put Your Green Community Ideas into Action an initiative, award, communities, environmental leaders, green change, Green Effect, green movement, National Geographic, SunChips

SunChips and National Geographic have joined forces to create the Green Effect, an initiative to inspire individuals to spark a green movement in their communities. SunChips® brand and National Geographic believe in the power of the Green Effect. If each of us takes one small step to make our community greener, we can create big change for our planet. To get the movement started, they will be awarding $20,000 grants to five people or groups—such as a Scout troop, green club, parents organization, or church group—with compelling ideas for green change.