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More grants for refugee study offered

The Center for International Studies invites new applications for Mellon-MIT grants to study non-governmental organizations and forced migration. The deadline is April 16.

These are small grants established by the Inter-University Committee on International Migration and supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, for applied research and training on refugee issues. Graduate students and faculty may apply.

Awards will range from $4,000-$6,000 for graduate student research projects. Faculty and senior researchers may receive awards up to $10,000. For full program information, contact William Keller, x3-9861, bkeller@mit.edu, or Laurie Scheffler, x3-3121, lauries@mit.edu.

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