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Research Grants from NCBJ

posted by Bob Lawless

As many readers of this blog will know, the Endowment for Education from the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges has supported many research projects that have contributed to a better understanding of all sorts of issues involving debt and bankruptcy. Judge Dennis Dow, the current chair of the Endowment, contacted me and advised that it has a substantial amount of money available to make grants and is actively soliciting applications. If you are a scholar looking for support for the expenses connected with empirical research, the Endowment may be a great resource for you. Instructions, forms, and eligibility guidelines are available at the Endowment's web site.

April 30, 2012 at 2:01 PM in Academic & Scholarly News

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