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Internship Candidates:
- Applicant must be
a STF within the CPHR Training Program;
- Proposal must not be in process or
completed; and
- Applicant must be
working with a CBO who can receive a direct benefit from your research.
APPLICATION
DEADLINE: September 30, 2006
We are not currently offering any Graduate, Post-Doctoral or Work-Sabbatical
scholarships/awards.
Masters and Doctoral
Candidates:
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Currently applying to graduate studies,
currently enrolled within their first year of graduate studies as of the
application deadline, or newly accepted in a full-time Masters or Doctoral
program through the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, University
of Regina or the College of Graduate Studies and Research, University of
Saskatchewan;
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Have a
Cumulative
Grade Point Average (CGPA) ≥ 80% in the last two years of study or an
equivalent cumulative grade from the applicant’s home institution;
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Must agree, in writing, to participate in CPHR course work, seminars and
retreats;
Developed a research proposal based on
population health research programs in existence or being developed as
defined by SPHERU. Information about SPHERU’s research areas can be found
at
www.spheru.ca.
Graduate student STFs not certain about the eligibility of their proposed
research should
consult with the
CPHR
Coordinator or
CPHR Faculty Mentors prior to submitting an
application; and
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Receiving support from a CPHR Faculty Mentor who has agreed
to act as a supervisor or co-supervisor.
Post-Doctoral
Candidates:
- Must hold a PhD
degree in hand or will hold such a degree prior to the deadline for taking up
a CPHR awards/;
- Have no more than three
years of postdoctoral experience as of the application date; (i.e., all
time spent in a research capacity, including as a postdoctoral fellow, a
research associate, a junior faculty member, or equivalent;
- Developed a 3-year
research proposal based on population health as defined by SPHERU.
Applicants not certain about their proposed research
should consult with the CPHR Program Coordinators or
willing
CPHR Faculty
Mentors prior to submitting an application;
- May not simultaneously
hold a university faculty appointment or equivalent, or any major award
for salary purposes;
- Must have Canadian
immigration approval to live and work in Canada for the term of the
fellowship, which must be in place before the award commences;
- Must undertake the
fellowship on a full-time basis in Saskatchewan;
- Must undertake the
fellowship in a department and with a supervisor different from his/her
PhD work;
- Must agree in writing, to
participate in CPHR course work, seminars, and retreats; and
- Receiving support from a
CPHR
Faculty Mentor who has agreed to act as a supervisor or co-supervisor.
Work-Sabbatical
Candidates:
- Have minimum 5 years of
experience working in a community or government-based organization;
- Occupy a position in
program or policy development and/or implementation;
- Have experience in
working in an interdisciplinary context; and
- Must agree in writing to
participate in CPHR course work, seminars, and retreats.
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